Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24


X. Bragg. OF Manchester
Mrs William n. Butts condition ,s re-
ported to be more favorable and much
improved.
Mrs. Sarah A. Pepl. he's qualified II
he Chancery Court as executrix of Mr.
g. A. Peple
Miss Mary Jackson. Of Petersburg. Va.
| The guest of Miss Mary l.. Taylor. 27l7
east Grace street.
Miss Minnie Snead. OF New York. Is
Vis'uns her uncle. Mr.. r. H. Snead. 29
east franklin street
senator-elect William ". FLANAGAN. OF
ToWhatan. was in the city yesterday. n
guest at Murphy's Hotel.
miss on especially for young ner
VIII be held at St. Mary's Catholic
chdrch carly in December
Sister Margaret Mary Oiiss Libbie
hifk Of Monte Marie Convent. will re.
celve the black veil next month.
Ar ard Mrs s. b Adkins and Mr.
b. W. Gates have returned from a plea.
SAINT trip to the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Minerva Bel. Of Orange. after
peasant visit TO the Misses Haynes.
! OF No. $40 north Nineteenth street. has
returned home.
a pair Of gold spectacles were found bv
DIT. Stsihnorf y yesterday. and left at the
flrst-Poliee-Station, where they await
Identification.
Mr' W. II. scott. accompanied by his
niue daughter Ellie, win leave Monday
morning on visit 10 his old home IN
Scotland Neck, y. c.
MISS Goode Anderson, who has hoe,
visiting relatives in this city for severa'
weeks has returned 10 her home in
King and Queen county.
Miss Leila Dimmock is now norm.
nently located at 900 west Grace stree,
9nd VIII be at home to her friends or
thursdays during the winter.
Miss Josephine Leech, OF Broolxlvn " |
T., VIII return home Wednesday. ATE, |
TWO months delightfully."- spent with he, |
cousin Miss Mozelle Williams.
Cards have been issued Announcing
the forthcoming marriage Of Miss Annie
McEneany to Mr.. William R,ardon A.
The Cathedral. Wednesday. Noyembe,
eth. '''''oe'
Rev. Father Ahern. Of the Cathedral
VIII read an interesting paper before
the St Patrick's Beneficial and Social
Society on Wednesday evening Decem'
Der 18th. ~
Services will be held with the Cospe,
wagon. II the weather is suitahle T..
day at $l5 p. NJ. on Twenty-third and
Main streets. and at 40 on Pine and
High streets.
1t Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas j. Todd have decided not I
appeal from the Judgment Of the Law
ma Equity Court in the suit OF Miss
iibson against them
Mr.. Jack Conway. OF Fulton. came
lear being seriously hurt a few DAYS ago
~ hose-reel turning over on him. who
orrdius sire t-correr As IL was. he
vas considerably bruised
Miss Mabelle Fellows. daughter Of Mr.
nd Mrs. Charles W Fellows, will be
''rried to Mr.. A. W. Nunnally Thurs {
~ evening. November 2sth. at O'Clock
Grace Street BAPTIST church. t
The Henry Grady Literary Society had -,
meeting last night at Powelrs Hall
he subject for debate was; Resolved :,
hat The United States Government :
hould Own and Operate the Railroads" .
At the First Engllsh-Lutheran church c
MS morning the pastor. Rev J. n
forehead. Will discuss THE Afone-nent +
the l'yht Of the successive studies ~
". |
Rev. George c. Vanderslice viii preach
Thanksgiving sermon al Union-Station | Q
iurch on Thursday. November 2sth NJ y
O'Clock. 10 the Junior Order OF limited r
merican Mechanics. OF Richmond and 81
anchester
The wedding OF Miss Lucy Pegram. OF
orioik to Dr. William A. Deas of
rs city, VIII take place on Tue.dav "
g 18th instant. at the residence of | Il
'ptain James w. Pesram, No. sl4 west OF
race street 9,
Or. Hatcher is rapidly recovering from 81
e injuries which be received fortnIgh, "
20 and will occupy his pulpit his II
orning at II o'clock. He reluctantly pc
ncened his engagement to be at yassar Gi
'llege to-day. ne
dr. George NJ Helms. OF Franklin No.
10 has announced himself a candidate sa
Superintendent OF the Penitentiary n,
Is Collector Of Internal Revenue for n,
Danviile District under Mr.. Cleye. =,
id's first administration. ~,
The following Council committee meet. da
3 are to be held at the city Han TO. Tf
rrow afternoon: Schools. In Room