Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29

Presbyterian church on Tuesday. october
Stn Mt l.. NJ.
Mir. virglnius Cosby has returned home
from Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. Carrie Haley has returned home.
after pleasant visit 20 relatives In Knox
vile. Tenn
Mr.. Edward Paine. the well-known
musician. leaves to-day for the Hot
Springs, Va, where he will spend seve-
raj weeks.
Mrs. l.. a. Kumlehn. accompanied by
her mother. took the steamer Roanoke
Friday for New York. where she will
spend five weeks with friends.
Rev. Prebendary Webb-Peploe. of Lon
don. will be the guest Of his son. MIR. ].
II. Webb-Peploe, at Bon Air this week,
and will remain in this neighbornood
about two weeks.
Mr. Alfred j. Gary. who was taken sud-
denly III at his desk in the City Water
Works Office last Monday is very much
improved. and hopes to resume his duties
tomorrow morning
Miss Bertna Evans Of i723 venablc
street who has been visiting relatives
and friends FOR the past three months
In Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, re-
turned homo Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. II. Schnibbc, who has been
spending the past three weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. r. y. Kumehn. has re-
turned TO her home, in New York city,
much improved in health.
The marriage that occurred Thursday
night at the residence Of Mr.. William +.
Cox. No. ~ north Twenty-iifth street.
was that Of his daughter, Miss Lydia
Leo Cox. TO Mr.. William Archer Smith.
Miss Lottie Godsey. of west Main street.
win return home Tuesday. having spent
TWO months visiting friends and relatives
In buckingham and Prince Edward coun-
ties She Will be accompanied by her
Rev. II. II. White, Of Hampton. Va. and
late Of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary has been in the city few
days lie leaves here for Lambert Point,
where he has been called 20 the Burress-
Memorial church.
There will be a union meeting at the
Soldiers Home Lodge of Good Templars
Thursday night. 90 instant. 1t Is hoped
all the lodges will be well represented,
so there may be an interesting and proiit-
able entertainment.
of Whaleyville. Va. 10 Miss Mary l..
Taylor will take place at Lau"el-Street
Methodist church next Tuesday afternoon
at . o'clo X. the father OF the bride per-
forming the ceremony.
The es nings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for the month OF
August. 1855 were $29Sl.@; expenses,
so. 407 A. The earnings Of the Peters
burg railroad for the same month were
%5.9i7oG; expenses, S2i5@.7i.
The annual meeting OF the Masonic
Home Ladies' Auxiliary Association VIII
not take place on Tuesday. October lst,
owing To circumstances which could not
be avoided. The annual meetings are
held at the Masonic Home.
Miss Monte Leath has returned from a
visit TO Mountain Top. Miss Leath spent
the summer at this resort for the sake
OF her health. which mas been greatly
benefited She has taken up hsr quarters
for the winter at Ford's Hotel
Rev. James =. Smith. of the Central
/ Presbyterian. who was on neral Jack
sons staff. will introduce MIR. Vending
at the Young Mems Christian Association
/ Hall tomorrow evening. on the occasion
Of the lecture on "Stonewall Jackson"
Miss Julia u. b. Thompson. who. with
her brother. Paymaster G. T.. Thompson,
United States navy, has been spending
the summer on the New England coast.
is now visiting friends in Philadelphia,
and will not return until the middle Of
October.
Saenger Halle. which has just been
thoroughly overhauled and renovated.
was formally opened yesterday. An ele-
giant dinner was served to the members
of the Gesangverein Virginia. who have
n cir headquarters at the Hall, and In
the evening n free concert was given in
the garden. lasting from o'clock TO mid
night.
\ party of ladies and gentlemen spent
delightful evening at Forest Hill Fri
day night Supper was served al j5J
Among those present were the Misses
Kate Smith. Maggie Wade, Lottie Gary.
Myrtle Coneway. Kate McAlwee, Annie
Marshall and Mesdames Ford, McAlwee,
and Gary The gentlemen were Messrs
Willie Allen. Horace Burnett Bruce
Jennings. Leslie Riddell, and Eddie Mar