Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-31


Mrs. Coke IS at Castle HILL visiting Miss
Rives.
Mrs. A. H. Stnle is visiting friends and
relatives I'm New York.
Colonel r. c. Morton, Of stanton, is
registered at Murphy's.
DR.. NJ. D. Hoge, Jr.. returned to the
city yesterday, much Improved i'm health.
Mr.. Frank d. Watkins. sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. James Rogers, of Brooklyn, y.
Y. is visiting Mrs. Slattery, of Nichol-
son street.
Mr.. G. Z. Glass, Superintendent Of the
Lynchburg public schools, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Kersey. OF Church Hin. has
returned from visit 10 relatives in
Mathews county.
Rev. J. Herbert NJ. Hope will con-
duct services at the Masonic Home TINS
afternoon at 4I5 o'clock.
Mrs. T. A. Arnzen. who has been Sc
verely in, SIS convalcscing, and on the
rapid road 10 recovery.
Miss Lula Brown. OF Wytherille who
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. j. y.
Morris. has left for her home.
Miss Connally left Richmond on Thurs
dav. She will spend the month of
June with Mrs. Richmond Pearson.
Misses Janet and Kate Bernard. Of
Petersburg. are visiting the family Of
Dr. Lewis Wheat gu east Franklin street
Miss Rosye Cooper OF west Clay street.
returned home Friday. after a brief
visit to her many friends I'm Fredericks-
burg.
The Misses a. O'Donoehue, X. and NJ
Hughes have returned from two-weeks'
visit to old Point, Norfolk, and Newport
News.
Donaus fat men and Bouo's little men
will play game OF ball tomorrow after
noon for the benefit Of ST. Patrick's Fe-
male School
Mr.. G. NJ Smlthdeal. OF this city, has
been I'm attendance upon the session Of
the National Prohibition Convention in
Pittsburg Pa.
DR.. J. L. Luncnburg. formerly Of
Richmond. was here yesterday with the
Washington Shrners. His home is now
in Philadelphia.
Ex-Governor Charles NJ. Bruce, of
Arizona. native Of Virginia. and
former resident of this city, is stopping
at the jefferson.
Mrs. Z. NJ Grassy of buckingham
county. who has been ON visit of
several weeks 10 relatives here. left yes
tcrday for Goochland.
The smithGcal College Literary and
Musical Society will discuss THE New
Woman" Monday night. \ special must
cal programme has been arranged.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Virginia Hospital will
be held tomorrow al noon. 1t is desired
that there shall be a fun attendance.
Paymaster c. p. Thompson. United
States navy. and sister, Miss Julia H..
H. Thompson have returned nome from a
visit TO Washington and Fort Myer
Mrs Jacob Reinhardt viii sing at St
Paurs to-day. for the first time since her
illness. Signor Campobello win also sing
at ST. Paurs at the morning service.
Mr. Samuel r. Pullam has been
elected secretary of the Mechanics
Fire Insurance Company Of Richmond.
and Messrs. 5. II. Pul'iam & Co. will
act as agents.
Mcssrs. Harrison Blair and Lwellyn
McNeigh left yesterday morning on their
wheels for Washington. taking the rail-
road bed. They Will return this evening
by rail
Miss Fannie Walker Of Roxbury. Va.
was i'm the city yesterday. en- route from
Eaton Rouge. La. whore she had been
spending the winter with her uncle, Mr.
John l.. Walker.
Miss jeanette Eichcl. Of Evansville Ind.
who spent a very pleasant visit among
relatives here. returned TO her home on
Thursday last accompanied by her
cousin AIR Samuel Eichel. OF this city.
Among the wcll-known Washington
Shriners In Richmond yesterday was Mr.
J. II. Ocott who managed the dry
goods house Of Woodward d Lathrop
lie was cordially greeted by his many
warm friends here.
Miss Fannie Gill Rowlett of Glover
Hnl Chesterfield county who has for
the past few months tecn stopping at
No. 26o3 east Franklin street. VIII return
home next Tuesday TO spend few
months vacation.
Dr. Hatcher breaches this morning on
The Second Comrg OF Christ" There
will be no service tonight. as the church
viii close their tabernacle. in order TO
hear the sermon before the Woman's COL
lcge at the Second Baptist church.
The little men viii play ball at their
grounds, Nos. 10 and u south Twelfth
street on Monday. Tuesday. and
Wednesday afternoons. when they VIII
reproduce the games between the Rich
mond team and the Roanoke Goats.
Much interest is being manifested at
the new mission. corner OF Washington
and Wirder streets Rev. Il. c. Rice
conducted services Friday night Sunday
school viii be held to-day AT 9i5 A. NJ
and u. NJ. Prayer-mceting every Fri
day night
Mrs =. " Randolph. who has been
sick for the past Jew days. Is improving,
and hopes 10 be out again in few days.
she has been greatly missed by the ladies
In charge OF the woman's feature OF the
renniop programme. e w 70 the tims Of