Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
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Mr.. Leon Stein has gone on a business
trip TO Boston.
Mr.. Malcolm shacklcford is confined TO
his room with In grippe.
Mr.. G. A. Kaes has returned from a
business trip in The North.
Miss Lula Hart has just returned from
delightful trip 90 New York.
Mr.. David II. Gaines. Of Maddox Ill.,
IS confined 10 his room by sickness.
Miss Eva Vernon Bowe is now visit
INK Miss Eoselle MERCER, I'm Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Lizzie Loving, OF 5l5 north Ninth
street. has gone to New York for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Miueldorfer are in
New York on pleasure and business
trip.
Mrs. ". H. Davis OF AZ west Clay
street has returned from a business trip
t. New York.
Dr. Jacob NlcheauX. who has been alb
sent from the city for several days, viii
return on Tuesday.
Rev. Or. W. w. Landrum was confined
to his room several days last week. but
was not seriously sick.
with her two children. is in the city visit
ing relatives and friends
George McPcak, Of Floyd county. was
received at the penitontiary yesterday
10 serve three years for hOuse-breaking.
Mrs. H. Funk and daughter, Lena. who
have been quite sick az their residence.
l14 north Twcnty-seyeEth street. are i'm
proving.
William Anderson (colorcd) was locked
up IN the county jail yesterday on the
charge Of stealing a lot OF wearing appa-
gel.
More than two thirds Of the amount OF
tho debt hanging over ST. James Metho-
dist church IS already pledged, and the
congregation feel greatly relieved.
There will be a called meeting OF the
Confederate Memorial and Literary So
cicty on Monday at y O'Clock at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Miss Collie r. Kasey. who has been Wis
itiug in Petersburg. returned home yes
tcrlay accompanied by her cousin, Mrs.
Robert j. j. Spratlcy, Of that city.
AIRS. J. i. Minetrec. Of WASHINGTON. u.
c. accompanied by her daughter Miss
PATTI and two children, are the guests
Of Mrs b. y. Iison, of 1905 Park avenue.
Mr.. Barton If. Wise and Mrs. J. Il. v.
Daniel have gone 10 Accomac county to
attend the funeral Of their relative, Dr.
! John j. Wise. who died yesterday morn
! ius
| Rev. James w. Moore will preach at
/ st. James Methodist church this morning
! on "rhe P,s'or's Pride in His People =
/ lie VIII tonight discuss THE Making Of
a Hobo"
| Miss Wheeler Of Buffalo, n. Y, who
( has been visiting in Norfolk and Danville.
! viii he the guest ~ the Misses Barber
| for a week before leaving for Washington
/ ana New York
/ Miss Eliza Marshall, Of Markham. Fau-
! Quier county. after a pleasant visit OF
/ several weeks TO the family Of Major
I James NJ. Taylor. on west Grace street.
( has returned home.
Professor J. G. Belmont, the aeronaut
and tower-jumper, and who was connect
"a for several seasons with Professor j.
H. crew. Is now in the city making ar
rangemcnts for the coming season.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
Loigh-Street church will celebrate their
first anniversary tonight. Rev DR. j. j.
Hail. OF Norfolk. will make an ad"~0~-
and there viii be some good music.
Or. Parker has received letter from
Mr. Fayctte Han. OF New Haven, Conn,
who IS writing a history of Lincoln. and
has published part Of il. He agrees with
the Doctor in his opinion Of Lincoln.
Miss Julia d. p. Thompson who has
been spending the fan and winter with
her brother. Paymaster 9. + Thompson,
United States navy, at clifton Springs
Sanitarium is expected home in May.
DR.. r. n. Sledd will deliver lecture
entitled Get out Of My SUNSHINE at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
next Thursday evening. FOR The benefit
OF the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church
Mr.. John +. Harding. superintendent OF
the METROPOLITAN Life-Insurance COmpa-
az. OF New York. Industrial Branch en-
tertained ilS OF his agents at banquet
NJ his residence, on Barton Heights, Fri
day night.
Rev. w. J. +. Cox. OF Stanton, comes
TO Richmond tomorrow TO aid Rev. DIR.
Landrum i'm q series OF meetings. Mr.
Cox has many friends in this city In
church and Masonic circles. He breaches
in the Second Baptist church AT p. NJ.
Monday.
Howard's-Grove Lodge. Independent
order Good Templars, Will celebrate their
nth anniversary next Thursday night,
March 2ist IN their hall. Rev. A. G.
kerryman pastor Of Fairmount-Ayenue
church, will address the meeting. The
public are cordially invited.
Miss Daisy S. Ware, who has spent n
most delightful winter In 81. Louis and
Galveston. Tex, with relatives. returned
home saturday, accompanied by her cOu-
sin, Miss Dovie Carter Johnson, OF st.
Louis, daughter OF the late Thomas c.
johnson. who was at one time president
o. tho Randolph Macon College, at Ash
land. Va