Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17


| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. ID. Cook left las, week
for Norfolk where they will reside. MI.
| Cook having accepted situation In that
/ city.
Messrs. John s. Blunt. Joseph Anderson.
and Harvey Ratclif will leave for Wash
ineton Monday. to be absent about two
months.
! The weekly meeting Of the City Mission
will be held tomorrow at IL O'Clock at
\ the Young Mems Christian Association
! building.
Mr. Marion L. Dawson has gone to
North Carolina on a business trip, ana
Will return 10 the city the latter part
OF the week.
Mr.. G. X. williams OF the Williams
Printing Company. Is very i'll AZ his resi-
dence. G7 north Ninth strest with
typhoid-fever
All the members OF Senator Lovensten's
family including his sons-in-iaw and
grandchildren. will dine under the pater-
nal roof to-day
Mr.. ard Mrs Il. =. Pnson and their
daughter. Marguerite, left for Atlanta
Thursday night to attend the Cotton
States Exposition.
rev. G. W. Jones will preach AT the
Third Christian church this morning. in
stead Of Rey. q. IL. Spooner. as an
nounced yesterday.
Mrs T. NJ Dillird and Mrs. James NJ.
Harris. of Blackstone. are guests or
Messrs. Richard and Sydney z. Epes, Sls
south Third street.
Father Tlernan, Of st. Patrcks church.
.l...r. Sc no
McGU Union at their regular literary
meeting tomorrow night.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Helen q. Goddin to Dir. Charles II. Mason
Tuesday, November 10Th. at 8 +. VI. at
Grove-Avenue Baptist church.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Ellie O'Brien and Mr.. William Guggar,
which will be solemnized at the Cathe-
dral next Wednesday morning.
The Gospel wagon will be at the corner
OF Twcnty-third and Main streets this
afternoon at 3:lJ o'clock and on Cherry
near the Hollywood gate at 40.
Miss Saile NJ Chapman. Of Windsor,
Va. has returned home. after spending
several delightful weeks with Miss Nellie
Cartwright. Of Leonard Heights.
Miss Bell f. Chamberlayne, who had
painful fall on last Sunday morning
resulting in the dislocation Of her knee
cap, is still confined to her bed.
DIR. Kerr will deliver another Of his lee
lures on Palestine tonight. his subject
being Egypt, the Land of the Phsraohs
the Israeltes and the Exile Of Christ
Miss Rosa Il. Hexter left last Tuesday
to spend ten days In Atlanta. From there
she will visit Savannah, Ga, being the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Lirpman.
Mr.. Willie O. Moore. who was 50 badly
hurt Friday afternoon by being thrown
from his horse was considered somewhat
better last night. though il is not thought
that he Is entirely out of danger yet
At the seyenth-street Christian church
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a special
meeting for men viii be held in the lee
ture-room There will b. preaching every
night during tie week by the pastor,
Rev. Jabez Hall.
DR.. W. f. Tillett. % the university at
Nashville. Tenn. Will preach al the Se-
cond Presbyterian church this morning,
and Dr. HOge will deliver n discourse At
p. II. on the era OF Whitfield and the !
Wesleys.
'The drill team OF Company +, OF the /,
First Regiment. entertained a number OF I
friends last night. and every one present |
had most enjoyable time. Among the /
invited guests were Messrs. Tony Miller /
John W. Starke, and y. Judson ITALIA /
ferro.
The meeting OF the Methodist Sunday !
School Society Of Richmond. which was /
10 have been held last Sunday evening, +
Iut WA rsefrouaI al aesouut Of rho in /
clement weather. will be held al Fair
mont Methodist church this afternoon at .
800 o'clock.
Mr. Joseph Frank. of New York. left /
that city Friday FOR Lunenburg, having
ia charge sixteen Hungarian immigrants,
who will settle in Lunenburs county. The
party travelled by Old Dominion steam
ship to West Point and thence by train
to their destination.
Colonel and Mrs. Forsberg. Of Lynch
burg, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
H. G.. wilkins. at Barton Heights. The /
old Conieierates will remember the Colo
mel as the leader Of the gallant Fifty-frst /
Virginia Regiment. lie was also for many /
years City Engineer OF Lynchburg.
Next Friday VIII be the tenth anniver-
sary of the dedication OF St Jcseph's |
church by Right Rev. Bishop Kesne. To /
commemorate the event a special service I
will be held at the church on Sunday. 4
November 2ith. Rev j. X. Slattery, the |
founder OF the mission. will come from /
Baltimore, and preach on the occasion.
The following is a correct list Of the
officers elected Friday 10y Old Dominion
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution: Mrs. Barton Wise. regent;
Miss Bell Perkins. vice-regent: Mrs -. L.
Purcell, recording secretary; Mrs. Deca-
tur Axtell. corresponding secretary; Mrs
Junius Morris. treasurer: Miss Mary Mann
Page Newton, historian; Mrs. Theodore
Whitfield. registrar.
Mrs. George :. Maxwell has written TO
a Richmond acquaintance. stating that
her husband has demonstrated TO her
complete satisfaction that he had not
taken a second wife. and asking that the
newspaper reports TO the contrary effect
should be denied. A photograph Of Mr.
Maxwell, the late manager OF the Mason
Telephone Company, was shown 10 Bishop
keane recently. and he IL said to have
stated that it was beyond question
likeness Of the man who was married TO
Miss Gottleb
Miss Mary Beverly Armlstead and Mr.
". T.. Lcake will be married by the Rev.
Dr. K. y. S.edd at the residence Of the
brlde-elect. No. l east Cary street, on
"Wednesday evening. November 9TH The
wedding will be very quiet one. and only
relatives and a few Of the most intimate
friends OF the families viii witness the
ceremony Miss Armistead is quite
favorite in social circles. and Mr. Leake
Is very popular here and in Birmingham
and Atlanta, where he has business in
terests, and where much of his time is
spent.