Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
perSOnaIs and BrI$fs.

Colonel John S. Mosby will be in the
city tomorrow.
Dr. ]. II. Green OF Decatur. Ga. is
visiting relatives In the city.
Miss Julia u. Il. Thompson has re-
turned home after n four-weeks WISH
North.
Mr.. Charles r Dabney. OF Buffalo. y.
Y. IS visiting his brother. Mr.. W. a.
Dabney.
The Mayor Yesterday signed the annual
budget as passed 10y both branches OF the
city Council.
Miss Esther Jacobs has returned home
from Florida after two-months WISH
with relatives.
Dove Lodge. No. 81. OF Masons. con-
ferred the fhird degree on three cahd'-
dates Friday night.
Miss Bcna Fitzgerald entertained rev
Of her friends Friday evening In honor OF
her guest. Miss hoisseau.
Tho Workingmen's Democratic Club will
hold its regular meeting on Monday night
at No. 700 Hospital street
Mr.. Colyar Gibson, who recently had
his legs amputatcd at the Retreat for the
Sick, is getting along nicely.
I.lbcrtas Lodge Of Perfection, No. 8.
| Will hold its regular monthly meeting
| Monday night at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Resale Smith. accompanied by
! Mrs. William q. Gwatldn. left on Thurs
day for a visit TO New YORK.
Dr. /. NJ Nice. Gibbs. Of Lexington, is
tho guest OF Mr.. W. Ellis Jones, al sum
| mcrneld. his home I'm llcnr'co
Mrs Maria X. Daniels. OF Fredericks-
xsfF
! Erookc, so. 81 east clay street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday at $50 O'Clock. NJ
m. ugpbcrs are requested to atUnd.
Mrs. Lizzie Hardie, her daughter Miss
/ Maggie. and Master Josie vest. are Nlsit- |
/ ing MI y. T. Howell, Greensboro y. = |
Mr.. w. r. Lcc. of 1iol Floyd avenue,
! Who has been confined 10 his house LOT
| seven weeks by sicKness, Is sti!I uhiih'
| proved.
rostal-card received at the Dispatch |
ofica announces the safe ai'ival at |
r.rota # Mr. G. T. 4. Caricristi and his
expected return to Virginia in June.
The second lecture OF Professor Win,
etor's course on applied Electricity
VIII be given in the chapel Of Richmond
college Tuesday night at o'clock
Revival services Will he continued at
I ur,l-Strr,t Methodist church during the |
coming week. Rev. Jack Rosser VIII as
si-t the pastor, Rev. 7. J. Tay lor.
Tho oil telccraph-poles on the south
side O. Broad street were being taken up
Yesterday. the wires having been trans
ferred to the north side Of the street.
Miss Louise Budd. OF Blackstone. is the
guest Of Miss Ruth Puller, of 81 west
Cary street. She expects TO return. home
IN about two weeks. accompanied by Miss
Ruth Puller.
Miss Drucie +. Davis will be married |
to Mr. J. Alexander Jones on Tuesday ar
tornoou the oath instant. at the residence
Of the brije-ciects parents. No. 5l9 north
Seventh sire /
The remains OF Judge Burnham were
taken To- Arlington yesterday morning
llr interment, and were accompanied by
70 committee Of five from Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, of Masors.
Mr.. :. stern delivered at the First Po-
LEGISLATION yesterday a pair Of gold eye
glasses 4 negro came into his place TO
pawn the glasses, and when asked If he
diI not steal them ran away.
The ladies' who assisted at the lunch
rooms of the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation. opposite the Moody tabernacle, |
wll meet at the Home on Monday QjthJ |
at Y o'clock to settle up the business.
There was glove contest in the East |
End Friday night between Taylor and |
Anderson-llS ana 125 pounds respectively.
in the first two rounds honors were
even. but after that Taylor had the best
Of II.
Messrs. J. H. Dickerson & Co.. 1902
Main street. Lave presented the First
Virginia squadron Of Cavalry with
nice citizens saddle as prize to be
given on Whit Monday at their entertain
mcnt at the observation-disclosures
The SUNBEAM Drlll.' which took place
FRIDAY night at the bazaar now being
hold at Nenable-Street Baptist church.
WIS a success in every respect, and ii
was the wish of those who witnessed
il that it be repeated in the near future.
The company of distinguished Masons
vino came here to attend the Scottish
Kite banquet. which took place at tho
Temple on Thursday night, returned home
night before last anu yesterday. They
were guests at the Hotel Lexington while
here
There will be a meeting Of the DaUgh-
tors Of the American Revolution on Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the rooms
of the Virginia Historical building. y
historical paper written by n member Of
the chapter. viii be read. y large at
tendance is requested
Virginia Lodge. Shield OF Honor, held
an Interesting session Friday night The
occasion was the monthly smoke, which
VAS well attended, and the members
were delightfully."- entertained. These
gatherings take place every second Fri
day night in the month.
Mr. W. r. Pearman, who had been III
for some time, died Friday night at II
O'Clock at his residence, No. ia north
Twenty-siXth street. in the 4lst year Of
his age. His funeral will take place
from Unon-Station Methodist church
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A telegram was received Friday by Mrs.
Leigh X. Page, announcing the death from
pneumonia of Mr. Howard NJ. Clark, of
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Clark was to have
been married next month TO Miss Mary
Lee Page. Miss Page and Mr.. Legh IL.
Page, Jr, left Friday night for Hartford
A large and appreciative audience at
tended the musicale given by MISS ieien
Stockdeli and her pupils in West-Enu Han
Friday night. Those taking part were
Miss Stockdel. Mr.. Laube Miss Digges,
MIR. Brockenborough. Miss Booker MISS
Meade, Mr.. Pizzni, Miss Scott, Miss
Harrison, Miss Carter.
Rev. DR.. Richardson, editor OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian. has returned from
PHILADELPHIA whittier he went to attend
n meeting Of the Western Section of the
Commission of the Pan-Presbyterian Al
lance. Representatives from Canada. and
many distant States were present and
one of the subjects discussed was the
consideration of a plan for closer Fede-
raj union OF the eleven branches Of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States.
Rev. George c. Needham will preach
TO white people in the tabernacle this af-
ternoon at o'clock. Subject. 1.-The Cities
OF Refuge" Mr.. Jacobs and the great
choir will sing. Mr.. Needham will also
give Bible lectures in Grace-Street Baptist
church this week at o'clock on the
following important subjects: Monday,
Ministry OF Angels; Tuesday The Ex-
ample OF Jesus; Wednesday, The Only
True Priest Thursday, The Glorious She
kinah; Friday. The April and Mercy
Seat.
A special meeting Of the Supreme Coun-
Gil of the Scottish-Rte Masons was held
at St Adams Hall Friday morning for
the purpose OF comforting the thirty third
and last degree on Rev. II. Il. Williams.
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