Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
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Rose walker are Al SaratosA
Major Charles A. Snowden. OF Baiti-
more, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. william r. Lee, who has been SICK
for four months. is now critically III.
Miss Ruby verser and Master Kirkman
have gone to Amelia to spend their 'aca-
ton.
Misses Mary and Nellie Mayo go. TO
Lexington Monday to attend commence
ment.
Mrs. J. G.. Corley and son left last
reok 10 visit relatives in Nashville.
Tenn.
Mr.. W. J. Leake, of Richmond, was
registered yesterday at the Imperial Hotel
New York.
Mrs. James Walker and Mrs. Buck
will leave Monday for Old Point to spend
several weeks.
Miss Martha Christian. OF Washington,
is visiting Mrs. Hill Montague. at lid
Floyd avenue.
Mrs. James Thomas. Mrs. j. l.. NJ.
Curry. and Miss Alys Connally are at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Robert whitlock will leave for
New York Tuesday next and sail Tor
Europe shortly.
Miss Maud Porter. OF Washington. ID.
c., will sing the offertory at 81. faui
church this morning.
Mrs. James A. WEIGH and Mrs. c. C..
NcPhail leave on Monday for the Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. Joseph n. Higgins, OF Atlanta, Ga.
IL in the city. the guest Of his father,
Mr.. John NJ. Higgins.
Mrs. Juan A. Pizzini and Miss Rosalie
Henly will leave on a visit to relatives IN
Washington, ID. c., Monday.
Miss Mittie Walker who has been
spending several months in Hoffman, n.
c., returned home yesterday.
Policeman Jacob LANCE has lost his
handsome Newfoundland dog. Rover He
thinks the canine was stolen.
Miss Maud Johnson, OF Greensville
county, is visiting her cousin, Miss Irene
Burfoot, of 12s south FourCH street.
Mr.. w. C. Shelton, who has been visit
ing his son, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Shelton. has
returned to his home, in Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. Mayo, Mrs.
Thomas n. Carter and family, will go
next week to the Allegheny Hotel at
Goshen.
Mrs. c. n. Lamb. OF 2207 Venable street,
and Mrs. Laura Hicks of Lggon's Hill,
left last evening for Hanover to spend
a few days.
A portion OF the concrete flooring Of the
City Hall is being torn up. 1t having
been pronounced defective. 1t Will be
relaid at once.
Mrs. Charles workman and family left
for the Cold Sulphur Springs on We'd
neslay, where they will remain for a
month or two.
Miss Emma Luck. OF Ashland. who has
been visiting the Misses Berry, OF west
Leigh street, has returned home. after
delightful trip.
Winston LAngly. colored man who
has been employed at the Cedar-Works
for about twelve years, was stricken with
paralysis Thursday.
Miss Zelle Minors music class will give
a solree musicale tomorrow night at the
rooms of the Richmond Music Company,
No. east Broad street.
recital Saturday evening at her residence,
JOi Twenty-fourth street, and II was very
enjoyable TO those present
Misses May and Annie Morris, who
have been attending school here during
the winter, left Friday for their home in
Amelia, to spend the summer.
Mrs Sarah Il. Morris, mother OF Mrs.
J. r. Ballew, OF this city. died Friday
evening at the residence OF her son, Dir.
Robert Morris. in Fluvanna county.
DR.. II. Caben Tabb has returned from
New York, where he has been attending
the Association Of Life Insurance Medi-
cal Directors Of the United States and
Canada.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Manches-
ter Presbyterian church will give a lawn
party at Forest Hill Park Tuesday eve
ming from 10 10 o'clock, for the beneit
Of the church.
Mr.. Bennett Dobbins, OF the Manufac-
turers' Record, is in the city. lie has
just returned from a visit OF several
weeks TO the Tidewater District Of the
Carolinas.
A very interesting game OF bail was
played yesterday at ChimboraZo Park be-
tween the Church Hill Stars and Pelhams,
which resulted in the defeat OF the Stars
by score Of II TO 8.
Rev. w. L. Wright, Of Leigh-Street
Baptist church, has returned from Wake
Forest College. where he attended the
commencement exercises and the reunion
of his class-that of 10
Rev. Pike Powers, rector OF St An
drew's Episcopal church, who has been
on a visit TO his son. Rev ". II. H.
Powers. rector of Trinity church. Towson.
Md, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Joseph +. Valentine. first vice.
president OF the Iron Aioulders Union OF
North America, after a visit to this city,
left via the York-River Route yesterday
afternoon for New Castle. Pa.
Mr.. Edward Walsh, of Portsmouth. will
be ordained a priest this week in Balti-
more, and will celebrate his first mass
in Portsmouth. He will be stationed for
awhile at the Cathedral in this Cit.
st. Paurs church will be open every
Sunday morning during the absence OF the
rector, and the services Will be conducted
by Rev Mr.. Spencer. To-day Rev. Dud-
10y Powers, Of Montgomery. Ala, will
preach
Major Charles +. Snowden, OF Balti-
more; Sergeant Logan Turner. OF Staun-
ton; Deputy-Sheriff ]. III. Whitehead, or
Campbell county, and Sheriff ID. Slusher.
of Floyd county, visited the Capitol yes
terday.
The Randolph Literary Society met
last night in their rooms in the Arlington
Building, President Hall In the chair.
A large number OF the members attended,
and the discussion, in keeping with the
weather. was very hot.
Mrs. Archibald j. Campbell, of Peters
burg, left Richmond on Thursday for
New York to join her friends, DR.. and
Mrs. Chisolm. Of Baltimore. with whom
she sailed yesterday on the Campania,
to he absent for year.
II is reported in legal circles that Judge
Coleman, of the Cumberland Circuit, in
recent decision declared the Boykin bill,
giving TO a person charged with a INSIDE
meanor the right to elect TO be tried by
magistrate. TO be unconstitutional
One OF the Democratic nominees for
the Alabama Legislature. from Birming-
ham. is Mr.. ID. Douglas Wilson. who. as
a member OF the General Executive Board
of the International Association OF Ma
chiniSts. recently visited this city.
The Board OF Directors OF the Union
Bank will meet on next Thursday the
list, TO elect a president TO succeed the
late James Miller. Mr. A. l.. Boulware,
president of the First National Bank,
will I'm all prohabilffv Ia mad rra-;Aaot