Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-24

Mr.. J. Il. Mullan left for New YORK last
night on a business trip.
Miss Minnie l.. Butler is visiting hei
friend. Miss Lille Whitehurst, Of Nortolk.
The GesangvereIn Virginia will give
their annual mask-ball at Sanger Han
Monday night.
Miss Leila Price. Of the Woman's Col
leCe, Is on a visit to her home, at NC
herrin.
Miss Fannie Tompkins, OF FFredeIrite cSs
burg Is visiting her cousin, MISS WOOD
of 100 east Clay street
Mr.. w. II. Bailey. deputy collector un'
der Colonel Ham SHEPHERD Lyhchours'
is in the city on business.
Mr. p. II. c. Cabell IS at. Washington
Barracks. Washington, ID. C., on 'lsit
to Or. Julian NJ. Cabeii.
MISC Annie O'Donoghue SIS east Frank
lin street, who has been Ill for the past
two weeks. has recovered.
Miss A. Deane Gatswood. Of ,f,; Ayiett-ssii
is the guest of the Misses Iayior' al
north Twenty second street.
Mfr. J. II. Price. Of Meherrln, who ha,
been on visit to the city for several
days, left for home yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel II. Cornick. OF south Fourth
street. who has been extremely III, was
considered much better yesterday
Major r. T. Daniel. who holds re-
sronsible office in Washington, is on
brief visit to his Richmond friends.
Mr.. John r. Waldman. Of POP p street
who has been very i'll for FIVE weeks, Is
Improving and hopes 10 be out In Iew
days.
Miss Efie F.. Gregory of "a west Main
street. who has been on visit 10 friends
in Columbus, Miss, returned home yes
terday.
DR.. Mark w. Peyser has gone to Peters
burg to attend the celebration of the
fortieth anniversary Of his parents mar
riage.
The condition Of Mr.. Alfred ]. Gary Is
very much improved, though he is sun
very much cheored by the visits OF MS
friends.
Mr.. Eugene Bellenot. formerly Of this
city passed through here yesterday, en-
route to New orleans 70 attend the
Mardi Gras.
The ladies' guild OF All-Saints church
will hold a pancake sale ana luncneoh AZ
No. S07 east Main street next lueSuay
from II TO o'clock.
The choir Of the Monumental church
viii at the service this afternoon. render
by special request Gounods antheIn'
send out the Light
Mrs. W. H. Scott, of 2l3 north Twenty
eight street, who has been VISITING het
sister in Scotland Neck, y. e., returned
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Thomas s. Martin has issued invi-
tations for a tea to be given az No. SJl
east Franklin street Tuesday in honor Oh
Mrs. Charles Fenton Day.
Mr.. A. L. Curry. a Chicago capitalist,
Is on a business and pleasure trip South,
and stopping with his sister Mrs. Dr. y.
L. Marcy. OF ll3 east Main street.
Mulie Wood. a negro woman living near
the New Reservoir, hau a fit Friday night
and fell in the fire. She was quite badly
burned. but her injuries are not serious.
Mrs. ]. W. Hopkins and daughter, Miss
Mary, left on Thursday TO attend grand
opera at Washington. From there they
go TO Boston for visit OF several days.
Rev Mr.. Morton, Of Old Market-Hall
church, having been called home by the
Illness OF his father Rev. Mr.: Pendleton
will preach fol him this morning and to-
night.
Mrs. J; c; Hidsn left Friday ", HIsht f fos
daughter, Mrs. Edward wilkinson She
was accompanied by her son, Mr.. Robert
q. Hiden.
A donkey party was given at the resi-
dence Of Miss Elizabeth Morris, ZIG Holly
street. Friday night, for Little Jewels
Society The entertainment was n very
pleasant affair, and neat sum was real
lied.
A difficulty occurred in n Main-street
bar-room yesterday morning and a war
rant was sworn out against the proprle-
tor by William HobsOn. The charge was
| afterwards withdrawn, and no arrest ~aS
made
Rev. DR. r. II. Pitt is in Nashville,
| Tenn, attending a conference with refer
ence to the organization OF the southern
Baptist Young Peoples Union when the
Southern Baptist Convention meets IN
Washington.
Professor Frederick Hail. Of New York.
an accomplished fancy pool-shOt player,
gave an exhibition of his SKIN at pl-
liard-room on Broad street last night. lie
has thorough command OF the cue, ana
made some marvellous shots.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Boat Club held meeting last evening
and talked over the matter or building
taken. and after the transaction Of some
routine matters the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. G. W. Taylor. No. 2l7 Eighteenth
street. VINO has been visiting her mother
in-law. Mrs. Theodore Taylor, No. 50t
west Main street, Charlottesville, return
ed home yesterday. Mrs Theodore Tay-
lor has been very Ill, but is now convai-
escent.
Mr.. Robert X Sadler, of Baltimore for.
merly OF Richmond, passed through the
county, to attend the funeral Of his wife,
mother Mrs. NJ. ]. Holland. who died AT
her residence, near Wilmington, Friday
afternoon.
The death or MRS. Lee SHltn lasl week
has cast "A gloom over the large circle or
friends Of that charming young woman.
Mrs. Smith was 2S years of age. She was
a daughter of Mrs johanna jenkins, and
was a consistent member OF ~. Patilck
church. where her funeral occurred ana
the requiem mass was observed on Thurs
day.
The preparations for the ball which il
TO be given at ew-Market Hall to-mor-
row evening by the German Sick-Assist-
ance Society have been completed. The
Entertainment Committee have been un-
sparng in their efforts to make 1t one Oh
the most enjoyable yet given by the So
clety since It's organization fifty-four
years ago.
The committee having In charge the
arrangements for the annual St. Patricks
banquet will meet this afternoon at
o'clock at the McGill Union rooms. The
following gentlemen are members of the
committee: Messrs. William Daftron, John
Teefey, William Rankin, Daniel Higgins.
James T.. Grady, Thomas Davis, Felix
Keegan, John Reilly. 5. l.. Kelley. T. j.
Sheehy. W. +. Reddy, and T. s. Edgar.
Mr.. James +. Schoolfiold, the merchants
evangelist. passed through the city yes
terday on his way 10 Williamsburg. where
he win conduct a revival meeting. 1t is
part OF several OF the Methodist churches
TO have Mr.. Schoolfeld conduct a meeting
in Richmond next spring.
Rev. DIR. J. c. Hiden leaves on Monday
morning for the University of Virginia,
where he breaches some ten or twelve
days in u protracted meeting. On sun,
day, March 81. his pulpit IL to be sup
piled In the morning by Professor H. X.
Harris. and at night by Professor
George X. Hovey: DR.. Hiden returns In
time 10 MI his pulpit March 10th.
Major b. f. Eakle. former general man
ager OF the White Sulphur Springs, IL in
town. stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
The Major reports the seyerest eight
weeks of winter weather ever experienced
spring Major Eakle expects To turn
granger. and devote himself to the culti-
walton OF his beautiful farm In Green>
brier coupty.