Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Mozart Academy, April 10 and II.
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Personals and Briefs

Personals ana briefs.
Miss Blanche Trevillian has returned
home from Ashland.
Mr. L. w. Woody, OF the Southern
railway Offices in Washington, Is In the
city.
Miss Mary Louise Cooke. Of the uni
versity, is the guest OF Miss Mary rage
Booker.
Mrs. J. l.. Brannan. who has been SICK
for some weeks. is now under treatment
at st. Luke's Home.
Rev. p. ]. Fahy. OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
will preach at St. Patricks church to-
day at the late mass.
Mr.. A. @. Williams and daughter and
grandson, of Orange. y. j., are In the city,
stopping at the Lexington.
Miss Carrie Elicit. after a. delightful
trip to Charleston. New Orleans, ana
Danville, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Walter Adams. Of No. Coz east
| Leigh street has left for the mountains
| on business, to be away several weeks.
Hon. A. F.. Withrow. member OF the
! House Of Delegates from Aneghany,
| Bath, and Highland. was in the city yes
| terday
Rev. DR.. r. J. Willingham. the secre-
tary of the Baptist Foreign. Mission
| Board, left the city yesterday Tor Char'
| lottesville.
The Governor yesterday pardosned W, Wal !.
| Ter Tompkins. OF Louisa, who IL serving
| a term of five months in jail for unlaw-
! full assault.
Mrs. Alfred Henderson.of New YORK
| accompa MED by her daughter, Miss En-
| lily Henderson, and maid, Is stopping at
! Ford'S Hotel.
Rev. Preston Nash will preach every
! night this week at the Chapel OF the
/ Eedeemer, a mission Of Christ church
on Chelsea Hill.
Colonel Asher W. Hartman Is exceed
ingIy IN with malarial-fever at the resi-
! dence of his son-in-law. Mr.. Writ Ches>
terman. on Grove Avenue.
Mrs. DR.. Charles L. Culpeper, and
damahter Of Portsmouth. arrived in
Pichmond Yesterday on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. HARDWOOD. on Floyd avenue
Miss Mamie Oyerman, who has been
! visiting friends in Baltimore ior Two
weeks will return this morning accom-,
panied by Mr.. William Munster anu
wife. of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Cubbins enter
tanned quite a number or their lrieh Ina3
, Eriday evening at their residence, w.
vest Cary street Refreshments were
/ served at late hour.
Mr.. J. A. Farris and a little boy were
accidentally run into by blcyeie ,,i ,1rn.
I on TWenty-eighth street yesterday morn
ing They were not much hurt, and the
wheelman apologized.
Miss T.. II. Duce, who has been dan
: gerously III for some weeks at ProVl-
dence Hospital, Washington. Is now con-
yalescent, and is visiting her brother, MT
Herbert G. Duce, at his residence on
Chestnut Hill.
Pocahontas Council. National ~ Union
H Mi;t "G at Smiths Annex-Hali.. several
, candidates will be initiated, after Wnlcn
Nr. ]. r.. Folkes, II. ". Woodward, and
! others will address the lodge.
The topics for the class lectures on
art subjects the coming week at the Wo-
mans Christian Associat ton VIII De
"Michael Angelqn on Moray v rpoin viii ~
Illustrations" Thursday evening the same
hour.
Owing to unavoidable delay in making
uniforms the full-dress drill of the Rich
mond Light-Infantry blues B nt, ha =
been postponed. The battalion VIII MAKE
its FIRST appearance In full dress on It's
lO2 anniversary, May 10th.
Mr.. ]. r. Peasants. OF Danville, upon
whom n delicate operation was perform
ell several days; ago. has so Iar recover hn",e
noon. The doctors say that Mr.. Pleas
ants's case Is absolutely unique.
Grand-Exalted-Ruler Edwin p. Hay, Of
the order OF the Elks. has consented 70
bazaar Of Richmond Lodge, 70 begin az
the Theatre April 22d. The bazaar VIII
continue two weeks. and promises TO De
both a unique and successful anair.
The remains Of Mr. Frank Lawder who
died In Colorado. viii b. buried in BAL
tlmore. His brother, Councilman j. H.
Iawder. left yesterday. to make arrange
ments for the funeral. Mr.. and mrs:
| William Lawder. father and nlother OF
deceased, will so to Baltimore Monday.
TIL. hanging OF the bell at Seven-Pines
school is quite an improvement to the
village. With the aid of Miss l.. Kate
Chadick and scholars the bell was hung
on Tuesday with appropriate exercises.
Little Miss Nellie Norment and Master
i Henry Muller were the ones TO pun
the rope.
Interesting revival services are In pro-
gress at Park-Place Methodist church'
There have been several conversions.
These services will continue during the
coming week. Or. Steel. who was so
popular as pastor OF BroadStreet church
a lew years ago. and is now general sec,
rotary OF Epworth Leagues, Is expected
to preach ~ Park Place tonight.
Rev. J. c. Morris, D. d, Of Birming,
ham, Ala, will preach at Broad street
Methodist church this morning, and at
T. NJ. Rev. s. \. Steel. ID. D.. Genetii
Epworth League secretary or the Me
/ thodist Episcopal Church. South, VIII al.
dress a mass-meetlng upon the sublect
~ the Epvorth League movement. The
pastor. Rev. J. T. Whitley. Will preach
tonight.
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