Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05

Mrs. Or. J. Sommes has returned from
n pleasure trip 10 Boston.
Mrs. Barton H. Grundy is quite I'll at
her home, on Franklin street
Miss Helen Eigenbrun. of Petersburg,
is tn guest OF Miss Flora Is. Lovenstein.
Mr.. I. y. Jones, who was reported bet
ter last week ard was able to- go out, is
again confined 10 the house.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt returned, yester-
day afternoon from Baltimore, where she
had been TO visit her sister.
Miss Jessie L. Wedell. Of Philadelphia,
who has been spending the holidays with
Miss Miriam l.. LOvtnstein, leaves iOr
home to-day.
on account Of joint communion az The
First Presbyterian church. there VIII BE-
no services at GraceStrcet church To-
morrow night.
Mrs. J. G. Koch is very i'll with a Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism AZ the nome
of her son. MIR. Rudolph Koch, on the
Nine-Mile road.
The Association Of Journeymen Plumb
Steam-Fitters' Helpers, VIII have a ban
quet at Murphy's Hotel to-day.
Charles scott (coloreD was arrested and
locked up yesterday on warrant
charging him with criminal assault upon
Estelle Smith. a colOTed girl j. years OLD.
Mr.. benjamin Straughen, Jr.. OF Pede,,
ricKtown. \. j., arrived IN Richmond
New Year's-night, and Is the guest OF
Mr. john Rsener, on the Mechanics
vile pike.
on Wednesday Rev. j. T. Tucker
united in marriage, I'm Fairmont, Mr.. +.
l.. MaYcy and Miss Annie III. Oslin, both
of whom were formerly residents OF
Buckingham county.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
school lesson nj the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association TINS afternoon AT .
O'clock Al are invited
Intelligence was received here yester-
dav morning Of the death Of Mrs. Susan
II. jenkins. near Cold Harbor she -
survived by her husband and ten children.
She was about % years old.
The Court Of Appeals will meet today
at II O'Clock. the hour OF meeting 1eins
from II TO o'clock. The court will com
mence calling the docket Monday.
The social question will form the
basis of the sermon tomorrow morning
Of Rev. Joseph Seaton, pastor OF the
Unitarian church, at Belvidere Hall. The
Ethics OF the Mob will be the subject.
The Ladies Catholic Beneficial Society.
of 81. Peters Cathedral, Will hold their
yearly meeting next sunday after high
mass. Every IN mber and lady i'll the
congregation is invited to attend. The
election of officers Will take place.
Miss Monte Leath. sister Of Mr.. Thomas
q. Leath. manager OF the Academy anu
Theatre underwent a serious medical
operation at her home, in Petersburg.
yesterday. The operation was eminently
successful. and Miss Leath Is progressing
favorably.
A meeting OF Powhatan Club was held
Thursday night. and large number OF
Ht...f a ..fV al
newing their membership, thus making
the success OF the club for this year an
assured fact. \ number of new members
were received.
A free circulating library of religious
works has been established at BelNldert
iall for the use OF all members ana
attendants of the services OF the Cni-
tartan church. 1t was formed uy the
Liheral-Ch Church League. and Will be en-
largcd from time TO time, as the
finances OF the leagne permlt. permit.
Mr.. J. NJ. Harris, whose death in Bed
ford county Is announced elsewhere In
this issue was well-knoWn in Richmond.
His son, Mr. John Albert Harris. is an en-
ginerr on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. The deceased was well-known
contractor and engineer and had pret-
~ home at Holcombe Rock.
Justice 1.arus. Of Henrico. had before
him Thursday Robert Townes, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, and
lined him $50 and costs. TOwnes was
also charged with assaUlting George Ford,
hut on this charge he was dismissed.
The continued case OF Charles Hum
phreys. charged with perjury, was dis
missed.
Richard Mansfield will give one per-
formance only in this city next Monday.
presenting his new play. Napoleon iona
parte." The advance sale Of seats has
been extraordinarily large. The Veteran
Corps Band, Of Baltimore, viii give a
concert at the Theatre on the same
night The programme viii be varied ana
attractive and IL sure to be wen render
ed by this excellent organization.
At n regular meeting of Hines Lodge,
No. II. X. Of T., Thursday night, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Deputy
State-C;rand- Chancellor K. w. Courtney
/, n Cosby. chancellor commander: j.
n Elicit. vice-chancellor: T. L. Couriing.
Jr.. prelate; j. Il. oliver. master OF work.
J. H. Caperton. keeper of records ana
seaI: T. L. Courtney. master OF finance,
Taylor +. Powell. master OF exche1ucr.
Richard Il. Cox. master-of-arms; I. Il.
k,lle;t inside guard. j. j. Mures. outside
ellard st-Chancellor II. W. Flournoy
vas elected 10 represent this lodge In the
Grand Lodge, which meets In Staunton
the 18th OF February.
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