Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-19

Iredell Jones, Esq. OF South Carolina
is registered at the American.
Mr.. Emmett l.. Wlngfeld, Of Columbia
| s. c. was In the city yesterday.
Rev. J. T.. Cannon continues to i'm
| prove but Is still qdite an Ill man.
Mr.. James S. Gary. of Steamer No. !,
| left yesterday on trip to Ocean view.
Captain G. A. Savage. OF the Surry Ca
valry Troop, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Leonard S. Sycle left yesterday
morning for a four weeks trip to Bedford
| City.
Captain II. r. Miller, who has been III
| for a long time. Is very much improved In
health.
Misses I.ulIe and Evie Walker are visit
| ing Miss Resale Shafer, Of Genito' row
hatan county.
| Rev. Ryland Murdoch will supply the
pulpit of Venable-Street Baptist church
| during August.
| Mrs. Henrietta Shonberg. Of Baltimore.
| Is visiting her brother, Mr.. Robert hoiz-
| bach. of this city.
Mr.. w. Reginald Walker. Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, spent yes
terday In Norfolk.
Master Weatherford Grimes left
Wednesday evening for Long Branch, n.
j.. to spend the summer.
Rev. J. W. Moore delivered an address
before the Epworth League OF Centenary
| Methodist church last night.
The Epworth League Of st. James
| church began a lawn party last night on
Broad street near Thirteenth.
Mrs. Charles Marshall. of Flemming
county. Ky. is visiting her friend. Mrs.
c. l.. Taylor. No. COS east Leigh street.
Mrs. r.. ID. Harlow and family have re-
turned from a delightful visit to Ocean
View. accompanied by Miss Anna Har-
low
Mrs. A. p. Apperson and Miss Mamie
Clash are in Baltimore, attending the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Conven-
ton.
Misses Mayme, Susie. and Marie Ware,
of Huntington, w. Va, are in the city.
visiting Miss Courtney. at 81 east Leigh
street.
Mr.. f. +. Roe. with his family, left
for Baltimore Tuesday TO attend the SEES
sions Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Convention.
An eIeClflC-llEnl mas DtSu pldCtu at tHc
Chimborazo lithia spring, which proves
a great convenience to those who visit the
spring after dark.
The July number OF the Virginia Ste
nographer is one Of the best yet issued,
and is fun of matter in which members
of the profession are interested.
Mrs. John w Unger, of 1853 east Main
street. leaves tomorrow for her country
home. in Cumberland county where she
will remain during the summer.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist
City Missionary Society will be held at
the cambridge Street church. Manches-
ter. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The July number of the National Build
ing and Loan Herald prints on its front
page an excellent picture of Mr.. James
-. Pace president Of the Columbian.
Mrs. Fayette McCullen and children.
who have been visiting Mr.. Bryan Nc
Cullen's family. on Woodland Heights,
returned to Kinston. NJ c.. yesterday
Miss Rebecca Johnston, of 100 east Leigh
street, left the city on Wednesday last
to visit the family Of Mr. Charles c.
Condor. Bells Valley, Rockbrldge county.
Mrs. Elizabeth y. Woody. of north
Twentieth street, left the city yesterday
for Alexandria to visit her son, Mr.. Law
renee w. Woody, Of the Southern Rail-
way Company.
The Sunday school of WeddellMe-
mortal chapel took a large number OF
young people to Youngs pond yesterday
on their annual picnic, and a delightful
day was spent.
Mrs. Ex-Governor Robinson Of George
town, Ky. is nj the point of death at her
home. in Georgetown. Ky. She Is quite
we'll known in this city, and is sister
of Mrs S. Il. West
While repairs are being made TO the
National Cemetery road it will be closed,
by order of the War Department, from
Graham street TO Chimborazo Park. 1t
will be closed for five or six days.
The cottage for the benefit Of the Day
Nursery" of Richmond. is reported from
Virginia Beach as having twenty-one
guests this week, Baltimore. Lexington
and Richmond being well represented.
Mr. Andrew B. Smither. Miss Bessie
Smither and their sister, Mrs. George
~ Griffin, are I'm Baltimore. attending
the BAPTIST Young Peoples Union Con-
vention, and will spend some time with
relatives there.
Miss Lillian Marlborough has accepted
First Presbyterian church OF this city
for the year ending June 30, 1896. Miss
Marlborough is gifted with soprano voice
| Of beautiful quality.
| Rev. DIR. w. w. Landrum spent last
week AT a summer-place on Buzzard's
| bay, and ran over to Boston, giving
| day to the Christian Endeavor meetings.
This week he is in Baltimore, attending
the Young Peoples meetings. and on Fri
| day he is expected in Richmond. He Is
much stronger. and Is having a royal
| time.
The gold-medal contest which was to
have taken place at the Grace-Street Bap-
| list church on Tuesday night was post
poned until tonight on account OF the
weather. Six young ladies who have
| in previous contests won silver medals
| will contest for the gold medal. The pro-
| gramme also includes vocal selections.
| A cordial invitation is extended TO all.
At the last church conference Grove
A,opua church unanimously voted their