Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
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Mrs. e. NJ. Hodgson Is stopping at the
ut. Vernon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp,
VIII meet Monday at p. VI.
Mr.. c. c. Ennis. Of Bowling Green,
Caroline county, is In the city.
Mrs. Pierre Bayard Coke. Of Tarboro'.
y c., IS stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Gray and Miss
Gray are at the Mt. Vernon for the
winter.
Mrs BENJAMIN IT. Berry. who has been
quite sick at her home the past month. is
convalescing
Professor p. Puryear Is in the city, the
guest OF Mr.. r. W. Powers. on west
Franklin street.
Miss Minnie Floyd, OF 10 east Main
street. has gone 10 Roanoke and Vinton
10 visit friends.
Mrs. William Perkins. OF Tarboro'. y.
c., is the guest Of Miss Belle Perkins, 22l
cast Grace street.
Mesrs William and Andrew Gray. with
their sisters, Misses Ada and Nellie, are
at the Mt. Vernon for the winter.
a regular session OF the Board Of Fire
Commissioners will be held tomorrow
night at o'clock at the City Hall
Miss Eppes Osborne Robinson. Of Wash
,ngton. and Miss Jennie Latham. OF Gull
peper are guests OF Miss Mabel Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Burruss. Of Bal
timore will be the guests Of Mrs. Samuel
y. Martin, 2OS east Grace street, on Tues
day.
Miss Alice Dickinson. Of Fremont n.
c.. is visiting the home OF her sister
Mrs. ". L.Yelverton. No. AS west Cary
street.
Mrs. VI. H. Harmon. Of 800 north
Eleventh street, who has been visiting
her home in Glasgow. has returned TO
the city.
Miss Gertrude lee Jackson. Of Lexing-
ton. VIII be the guest OF Mrs. John II.
Gardner. so west Clay street, during the
holidays.
Miss Lula Fendrick has arrived home
from q long visit with friends and rela-
tives in Baltimore, Newark. y. j.. New
York. and other northern cities.
Sir. ". T. Wood. Of south Laurel street,
who has been confined to his home for
seven weeks by sickness IL a little bet
ter, but still under the care Of the doctor.
Mr.. James j. Burke was called to Phila-
delphia yesterday By the sudden Illness Of
his sister, Mrs. John Landy. lie was
accompanied by his daughter Miss Katie.
Mrs. Thomas. q Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Randolph De y. Keim will after the 10Th
b. the guests OF Mrs.. Thomas A. Brander.
They will probably spend the winter here.
M and Mrs. W. G. Cartwright. OF No.
rs south Fifth street, have returned home
from Paduca, Ky. where they spent
several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The following cases are set for to-
morrow IN the Hastings Court! ". II.
Adams J. y. Allen Celia Brown alias
Annie Stark. and George Williams, all
felony cases.
Mr.. Ernest T. Schultz and Miss Linda
WarburtOn. viii be married in Emanuel
church. Honrico county. December 10th.
az J.. NJ, by Rev. B. " Randolph. no
cards have been issued.
Tho funeral Of Mr. Thomas Marcena,
Of 81 north Eighteenth street, took
place yesterday morning at ST. Peter 8
Cathedral Mr. Marcella died Friday.
He was 81 years old and leaves a widow
and three children.
Hon. Joseph T. Lawless- Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. has not yet received
the new abstract Of the vate for congress-
man I'm the county O. buckingham from
the Commissioners OF Election OF that
county, although he IS daily expecting II.
The Holy Name Society, Of St. Peters
Cathedral Will meet in the Cathedral
basement this evening at o'clock and at
tend services at the Cathedral In a body.
This society, which was recently or
ganized. has membership already Of
about 900 members.
ar. Waverly G. owens formerly an
instructor in physical culture at Peters
burg, but now OF Richmond, IS anxious
that his name should not be confused
with that OF jim owens, the middle
weight champion OF Virginia. who ap-
peared In & boxing contest here recently.
II Is announced that at the annual
meeting Of the Numismauc and Antigua
rian Society. Of Philadelphia. held In that
city. December Sd. last Mir. r. y. Brock,
Of this city. was elected an honorary
vice-president. Mr.. Brock is among the
earliest members Of the sOcity, having
been elected a corresponding member In
is9, when q youth