Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18

Mrs. J. Il. Walthal and her little son
have gone TO Baltimore 10 spend several
weeks.
Mr.. 4. J. Simmons is quite sick al his
residence. li0S Bainbridge street. in Man
chester.
Miss y. Isabel Lindsey, Of West Point.
is visiting Mrs. Charles Barham. No. 1872
Floyd avenue.
The pages serving during the sessions
Of the Episcopal Council are Masters
Pope Nash, and Morton Mason.
Lee Camp will assemble at its hall at
o'clock tonight in full uniform TO at
tend the lecture Of General John Il. Cor
don.
Mr.. W. S. Huxter. who was quite pain
fully hurt by his horse running against
post at the Expostion-GrouHds, is
able to be out again.
J. c. Page. the ships writer Of the
monitors, whose term of enlistment ex-
pired day or 50 ago, has been re-
appointed for another year.
The ladies OF the Centenary Methodist
church are making preparations for hold
ing large reception in honor of Dr.
Sledd's return from Memphis.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of Third
Presbyterian church will give their straw
berry festival again tonight. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all last night.
Rev. Mr.. Tunsten. formerly OF Christ
church. this city, but now of Trinity.
Portsmouth. is here attending the coun-
Gil. He is stopping at the Exchange.
DR.. Young will dedicate the new Me;ho-
dist church. in Charleston, W. Va. on
Sunday. DIR. BledsOe, a former pastor OF
Park-Place church, will preach for Or.
Young.
Mrs. Lutilda Huxter, formerly Of Han
over but now of Henrico county. who
has been visiting relatives here for some
time, left for her home, near Fort Lee
yesterday.
Rev. Paul Whitehead. ID. D., has been
offered the presidency of the Wesleyan
Female College Macon. Ca, to succeed
DR. Bass. who recently resigned, on ac-
count of failing health.
Francis Hamilton. equipment yoeman on
board the monitors, near here, has been
transferred TO the United States monitor
Mantonomoh. now at Norfolk, but is soon
TO be sent to- New York.
In the Chancery Court yesterday DR.
John W. Anderson qualified as admins
traitor and Mrs. Bette NJ. flasher quail
fled as administrators of the estate Of
Samuel r. flasher, deceased
The funeral services over the remains
of Mr.. Daniel Turner. keeper of CANDLES
Hill Park. took place from his residence.
on Cary street between Third and Fourth
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Spencer Smith, a negro laborer, was ar
rested and lodged in the Second Police
Station last night on the charpa ~ felon
iously betraying Margaret Knight (col-
ored) under promise of marriage.
A. W. l.. Fox. formerly a student OF
Richmond College, now student at New
ton Theological Institute, Massachusetts
will supply the pulpit of the Baptist
church. Passadumkeog. Me. during his
summer vacation.
The Aumnae Association Of Hartshorn-
Memorial College celebrated its fifth ami
versary last night. j. III. Smyth delivered
the address on "Wisa Advice; Unwis.
Experience" The alumnae supper was
held at O'Clock.
The ladies OF the Earnest Workers
Society OF Grace-Street 2 Presbyterian
church will hold. In honor of their fifth
birthday, a nickle sociable at No All
east Grace street this evening from to
II O'Clock. where they will be glad 10
see their friends.
Bishop Capers. OF South Carolina. left
on the 1910 train for Winston, ~ c.,
yesterday. The Bishop breaches me-
mortal sermon tomorrow on the charac-
ter and service OF the late Bishop Lyman.
Of North Carolina. Before leaving the
city he accepted the invitation OF Mr..
Bradley. and was photographed at the
Davis gallery.