Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-05

friends In petersburg.
Rev. DR. Landrum Will preach at Grace
Street Baptist church tonight
Sheriff ". T. Vaughan, OF Louisa
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. James Lyons, Jr, has contributed
so TO the University building iunu'
The Misses Stokes. OF Boiling Island
are or a visit to Mr. ". G. stokes.
Treasurer J. n. Curtis, Of Warwick
was visitor at the Library building yes
terday.
Miss Katie r. Palmer. OF AZ south
Pine street who has been quite sicK' j.
improving.
Misses Mamie and Julia Zollinger are
visiting Miss Hester Tabb at No. 100 west
Grace street.
Miss Hassle V. Willis, OF Rapidan. is
the guest of Miss Lott!e Goldsby' on
Floyd avenue
There was slight change for the bet
ter Yesterday IN the condition OF Ut WI
liam =. Palmer.
Mr. b Drumheller, OF 1910 Washing
TON street IL visiting friends III hihs
William county.
Miss Flora sherman. OF Kankakee, ~.
Is visiting Miss Lottie Swain. No. lV-i
west Main street.
Mrs. w. D. Duling. OF Norfolk, is visit
INK UfT IlOtltlf Mis-. ~ - e.'s'N''~f' 49,
west Clay street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pickett Camp
viii have a called meeting Monday AFTER
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Dr. Frank Clarke has returned to the
city. after a successful hunt on the East
EN- Shore Of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Browne have re-
turned home after a pleasant Visit TO
relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. James l. Pritchett, OF Danville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Ashby Jones'
on west Franklin street.
Mr.. C. A Brown. who was called home
On account OF the death Of mis- tather,
has returned TO Max Meadows, Va.
Miss e. Clay Sparks has returned
home, accompanied by her friend Miss
+. Belle Melton. OF Fluvanna county.
Miss Frances Z. Willard, the distin-
gushed temperance worker, Will be In
Richmond next Tuesday or Wednesday.
Miss Maye p. Temple who has been
visiting friends in Washington and Col
lege Park, Nd, has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. Mollie Troyl. who has been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs Cridle. of swans
boro. has left for her home. In stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edward AGREE have
returned from their wedding trip, ana
viii reside at No 52l north Eleventh
street.
Miss Phlllipa Bergman, OF Louisa
county. has returned home. after most
delightful visit to friends at No. JOo west
Clay street
Mr.. Bernard Watson returned 70 VIII
litt's Point Engineering School, n. Y,
yesterday. after spending twenty days AT
home with his family.
Mrs. Jeff. Foote and daughter. OF At
lanta. Ga, are here on a y vs. > 70 ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Nelson.
no. $40 east Clay street.
Misses Anna and Katie Burke, Of 1923
west Main street. entertained a number
OF their lady and gentlemen friends al
leap-year party on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Block have re-
turned to the city, after spending very
pleasant visit OF two weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Max Frand, OF New York.
Captain W. J. Epps. who has been con-
fined al his home. No. 3@ east Main
street. for the past two weeks, IS con-
valescing and expects 10 get out In a
few days
Mr.. Howard T.. Montague. accompanied
by his cousin. Mr.. J. ;. Luck, spent a
most degh cGpistmas with df ihsT W SSn
liam county.
Mr.. Thomas Clarke, Of the University
OF North Carolina. will leave the city to-
day for his home having spent the holt
days with his aunt. Mrs. II. {. Osterb!nd,
No. 20 east Carr street
Mr.. c. r. Pohle OF Baltimore. has re-
turned home, after a pleasant visit TO his
brother. A. NJ pOhle. west Clay street
He was cordially welcomed by his old
friends. after an absence OF twenty years.
Richmond Lodge OF Odd-Fellows will be
visited by the grand officers AT their
quarterly meeting tomorrow night ON
GERS will be installed. supper VII! be
4 .ftafEg Ia
resting
Rev. Dr. Alexander G. Brown will
preach and administer the sacrament OF
the Lords Supper at 50. James Methodist
church this morning at II O'Clock. Rev.
w. b. Beauchamp, the pastor. VIII preach
at +. NJ.
Misses Lucy and Florence Wilson will
return TO the Woman's College Monday
after having snent a pleasant CHRISTMAS
with their schoolmates. Misses Inez ami
Lillian Barnes. at their home. no. 1913
Floyd avenue.
The marriage Of Mr.. andrew G. Briggs
and Miss Virginia - Johnson VIII take
bride-elect No. 70 east Franklin street
on Wednesday afternoon. January 18th,
at o'clock.
Misses Clara and Ella Null OF north
Twenty-fourth street have returned, az
ter a pleasant visit OF SIX weeks 10 the
Atlanta fsNDDsUipn anu liutuo't ttNFf
Ga. the home Of their uncle, Captain
John l.. Day.
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Managers OF the old Dominion HosDital
has been postponed til January nth, at
500 r. NJ At this time VIII he held us
first annual meeting. which promises 10
be a most interesting one
After spending a most delightful Christ
mas holiday with relatives IN King VIII
liam county. Miss Nellie Montague and
her brother. Jomes p MONTAGUE, accom-
fanied ~ Miss BESSIE Parrish and Mr..
81 Andrew MCntlVne returned TO their
homes in the city F'lday evening.
Tonight at the In tartan church. 30
north Fifth street. near Broad, Mr J. L.
Johnson will speak on The lnfalliblllty
Of the Bible" Mr.. Johnson was edu-
Gated for the Baptist ministry. and has
done good work for that denomination.
He has lost none OF his zeal and earnest
ness. and those who hear him VIII, no
doubt, be amply repaid.
Richmonaers I'm New York.