Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-27
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ~ 1891

from Richmond. where she has been tne
guest Of friends.
Miss Jennie Fhhburne Of waynesboro'
y in the city, the guest or Miss Eicnei-
berger, on north New street.
Captain John Donovan has gone 70
Johns-Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, TOT
treatment
Mr.. Maiven C. Patterson. OF Richmond,
who was married Tuesday afternoon az
the University OF Virginia to Miss Juanita
MassIe. was. with his bride. registered a;
the virginia Hotel here Tuesday night.
wednesday morning the bride and groom
left for Old Point Comfort From the
Hyaela they 20 on quite an extended wed'
ding tourney through the eastern and
southern States. They expect To return
10 Richmond about March LIST.
Miss Ida Baber OF this city. Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Rosa Baber van
Pelt, OF Charlottesville.
Mrs. ~ r. Hartman IL a patient at
Johns-Hopkins Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Charles r. Kemper, first clerk in
tho Office OF the Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury Department. was here nj
his old home this week. Mr.. Keniper Is
greatly improved In health. and Is making
a proud record In his office
Captain Thomas J. Burke. OF Hunting
ton. w. Va. a former Stauntonian, and
brother OF Messrs. Robert w. and
William A. Burke. OF this city. Is here
visiting his brother-in-iaw. DIR. c. L.
Lewis, on Prospect street
Mrs. Robert A. Palmer has returned
from visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
L. NJ. Cameron. OF Lexington.
Miss Kate May is visiting Mr.. and
Mr.. Samuel Moore, of Lexington.
Miss Ann McGill Fauntleroy. of the
Treasury Department. Washington, is In
the city visiting her mother Mrs. A. NJ.
Fauntleroy.
Miss Lucy HOPKINS, OF Baltimore. who
has been the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Elvyn Braxton, viii return home Mon
day.
Councilman John w. Crowle Is at Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. where few
days ago he underwent an operation for
cataract.
Mr.. George II. Bell left Thursday tc
visit his friend. Mr.. Algernon Il. Reese
of Charlotte, n. c.
Miss Jennie Mae Peck. of Montgomery
Hail." leaves next week for Baltimore
where she will take a three-months' post
graduate course In elocution and volc'
culture In the school of Miss Haugh
mont, who until a short while ago. was
ir charge Of the elocution classes at tn,
Augusta Female Seminary, in this city.
Miss Nellie l.. Willis, of Jefferson, w
Va, is in the city. the guest Of the
Misses Ransom, at "Oakenwold."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Sublett have
taken a rev house in Lewiston Addition
on west Beverly street.
The Stonewall Brigade Band Will have
carnival and bazaar all Easter week
in the Columbia Hall. over the new
market-house. This spacons hall will
then be used for the first time. and will
be tastefully decorated, and will abound
in booths. attractive alike to the eye and
TO the pocket-book A miniature Mid
way Plaisance" will be one of the feat
ures Of this weeks festival. the object
OF which IL 10 raise funds for new uni
forms for this historic old band Of mar
tial musicians.
Ever at the call of every worthy OBJ
band sas lasd the community under
grateful obligations TO II. and splendid
response Is being made by the ladies
OF all the city'S churches. An auxiliary
organization Of ladies has just been form
ed to Insure the success OF the bands
Easter-week fete. This organization is
the Ladies' Columbian Bazaar Asspcla-
ton, with the following roll: Mrs. Rob
ert VI. Guy, president; Mrs. Newton
Mayt, first vice-president: Mrs. Richard
y. Bell. second vicc-president; Mrs. w.
l.. Oliver. third vice-presdent: Mrs.
Charles 4. Hammond. fourth vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. J. NJ. SPOTS. fifth vice-presl-
dent; Mrs T. Judson Cushing. secretary.
and Mrs. Alexander +. Kinney. treasurer.
from the various churches are the fol-
lowing members OF the Executive Com
mittee: Il. Frances church. Mrs. VII
liam Wholey and J. J. Kilgalen; the
Synagogue, Miss Schultz, Mrs. Alexan-
der Hart. and Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb:
Trinity Episcopal church. Mrs. William
r. Tyree and Miss Julia Haines; First
Presbyterian. Mrs. Juliet +. Asst. Miss
McChesney: Second Presbyterian, Mrs.
j. r. Lightner, Mrs. Allen NJ Howison
Methodist. Mrs William Lushbau2h. Mrs.
c. g. Wheat: Baptist. Mrs. 5. II. Owens,
Mrs. Thomas Leftwich United Brethren.
Mrs. John 4. Noon. Mrs. w. c. Barton:
Lutheran. Miss Mary Funkhouser and
Mrs. j. a. Wise