Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-28
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the city from a business-trip Scu"'
Senator. Iovenstein IL still confined to
his house by sickness. but hopes TO De OUT
IN a few days.
Mise Jennie RiddIck has returned TO
her home in Petersburg after very plea
SAINT visit to friends In this city.
Miss Ruby Mcdowell. Of 100 Floyd ave-
nue.. left Thursday for a brief visit 10
friends in Petersburg.
Miss NJ. champe stringfellow. Of Gull
PEPPER county. Is visiting Mrs. II. II.
George. Jr.. S7 east Clay.
Mr.. Tate starke. formerly Of this city,
"a with ths Lumber Mems Association
from the West now on a visit here.
Mrs. f.. J. Herndon. OF Luray, Va,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Ia STRAIT
ford. on north Sixth street.
Mr.. r. @. Brauer. OF Richmond. Va,
was stopping at the Aston House. New
York. yesterday.
Mrs. Ayers and her. daughter. Miss
Ella NJ. Ayers, OF Boston, are visiting at
Mr. Charles G. Thompson's.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
meet Tuesday night at the corner OF Bald
win and Seventeenth streets.
Miss Maude Miller. OF Bon Air. Va,
has been visiting her aunt, Miss FANNIE
withers. OF Grace street, for the past
week.
Mr. Charles Ellis has been slowly but
steadily improving for the past week,
and his condition is now decidedly more
favorable.
The meeting at Broad-Street Methodist
church will continue throughout this week
There will be services to-day at II A. NJ
and and p. M
Miss Sallie Woods, OF Charlottesviiie'
and Miss Mary Hayes. OF Baltimore are
the guests OF Mrs. Mamie ID. Werth, NO
800 west Grace street.
While r. +. williams VIII leave IN a
few days to assume charge OF his chufch
at Montgomery. Ala. his family Will re-
main here until summer.
"rhe Need Of our Lords Presence TO
Deliver the World out OF Trouble VIII
be the subject Of Mr.. Davenports lecture
at Corcoran Hall tonight.
The western lumber dealers who visited
Richmond Friday left the city over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway yesterday
morning at II o'clock for Norfolk.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham was
called to Norfolk Friday evening by
telegram announcing the death OF MS
mothers sister. Mrs. j. Il. weaver
The funeral Of the late Emile j. Belle
not. who died on the Goth instant In
Canon CITY. Colo, Will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from st. Peter
Cathedral.
The brotherhood OF Painters and Deco
rators Of America, No. 252, will hold an
ha1l Ell
street. Friday evening. February I'd, at
7:30 o'clock.
Mr. Charles w. Harwood. Grand Re-
gent OF the Royal Arcanum, who has
been confined to his home by sickness
for six weeks, is improving and hopes to
be out soon.
The visiting committee OF the Junior
Order United American Mechanics at
tended the meeting of Aurora Council
Friday night and quite a. pleasant eve
ming was spent.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday I'm the trial OF civil cases. Judge
witt IS improving. and expects TO be
out Monday. Judge Ingram. OF Manches-
ter. presided yesterday.
There will be a meeting Of the Fulton
Democratic Club at Donahue's Han Mon
day night. All the candidates for the mu'
niclpal offices are invited 10 be present
and a large crowd will be in attendance.
Mr.. Charles 4. Harley. of No. 2slo
east Marshall street. left on Friday Tor
Waynesboro', Ca, to attend the marriage
OF his cousin. Miss Katie Roberta Hail.
which will take place January Slst.
Miss Julia Dlckerson ard Miss Ella J..
Wilson, OF Lynchburg. who have been
visiting Misses Mary, Fannie, and Annie
Dickerson, on west Main street, have re-
turned TO their homes delighted with
Richmond.
The United States term jury has been
ordered TO Norfolk, and Will leave Mon
Norfolk and Western railroad. IL Is
Norfolk and Western railroad. 1t Is
presumed that the men go there to Try
the pension cases.
Josephine Catesby. infant daughter oI
Catesby u. and Josephine White Jones. Of
Duluth, died at the residence OF her grand
father. Mr. William L. White, yesterday
The funeral will be from the residence al
u o'clock Monday.
The annual ball OF the German SICK
Assistance Society. which will take place
at NEWMARKET Hall Monday evening,
February 9Th, promises 10 be one or the
finest of the season. and pleasant time
is promised all attending.
The funeral OF Mr. Richard Hicks, who
died on Thursday night OF apoplexy. took
place at ! o'clock yesterday: He was
50 years old, and was born I'm New Kent
county. His remains were taken TO La
nexa, Va, for interment
DR.. Herbert l.. Atkins. one OF the resi-
dent physicians at the almshouse, VINO
has been extremely I'll with typhoid fever,
L.. a ~ a
improved and strong hopes are enter
tanned OF his recovery.
Mr.. ]. Allston Cooke who Is so criti-
cally I'll at his fathers residence on south
Beach street, is no better. but II is hoped
arrangements will be made to remove
him to Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Balti-
more. at an early date.
Mr.. Irving f. Campbell has resigned
the position OF manager of the snow
Church Company for the purpose OF read
ing law In the office OF James Lyons,
Esq. Mr.. James w. Gordon has accepted
the position vacated by Mr.. Campbell.
a delightful dance was given by Misses
Lula Bradley and Anne Steger at the
residence OF Mrs. J. NJ. Campbell, No.
400 north Eleventh street. Thursday night.
About thirty couples participated In the
Next Friday being the first Friday OF
the month. devotions in honor OF the
Sacred Heart will be held in the Cattle
dral, st. Patrick's. and the Sacred Heart
churches at o'clock. That morning al
S o'clock there will be mass OF exposi'
ton. followed by benediction.
At a meeting Of the American Railway
Union to be held at the Young Men !
Christian Association Hall February lOth
Messrs. Il. V. Debs and George w. How
ard, president and vice-president. respec-
lively, OF the order, will deliver addresses
on the principles and aims OF the new
order.
Damon Lodge, No. Z. knights OF Pythias'
held their regular meeting Friday night.
and it was well attended After the usual
business was disposed OF Pat-Grand-
Chancellor Digs made an interesting
talk. He was followed by Grand-Chan-
cellor Mcleod in an address OF some
length.
Rev. Il. r. Bryan, missionary from
Shanghai, China, will preach this morn.
ing at Grace-Street Baptist church and
tonight at Venable-Street Baptist church.
He Is one Of the strongest men now on
the mission field, and the people VIII be
interested and instructed by his ad-
dresses.
Invitations are out for st. Valen-
tines ball. TO be given at PowelPs Hall
St. Valentines night February II, 1884,
by the East-End Social Club. Mr.. Charles
+. Tucker and the 1.-TWO Johns Oyagner
and Cannon constitute a committee OF
ARRANGEMENTS, and about seventy-hye
couples are expected to participate In the