Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-14
CROQUET-sETs AND HAMMOCKs

dist church. Will exchange puiplts this
morning.
Mrs. w. T.. Chisholm, OF Baltimore, who
has been critically IN for two weeks past
has been pronounced by her physicians
out Of danger.
The following IS a list OF visitors who
registered az the State Library yesterday:
W. II. Sassaman, Philadelphia, Pa; +.
Reuser. Toronto. ont
Mr.. ]. T. Jaburke. an old Richmond
boy, and now n successful businessman
Of Chattanooga. Tenn. Is visiting his
father Mr.. A. j. Jaburke.
Miss Evelyn Deitricl<. who has been at
tending Miss Randolph's school. passed
through the city last week on her way
to her home near Lorraine.
The Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
will hold a meeting az Odd-Fellows' Ha.
this afternoon at / o'clock. There VIII
be six candidates for admission.
The Academy OF Music stage Will be
occupied on the 3Oth OF June, the first
day Of the reunion. by Polk Miller and
the old Polk Miller combination.
A business meeting OF the Christian
Literature Exchange will be held Monday
Young Mems Christian Association.
Information has been received here OF
the death. in Columbus, Miss, OF Mr..
Charles Hartwell Cooke, son OF the
late General Philip st. George Cooke, OF
Powhatan county. Va.
Miss Cora Traylor, Of Church Hill. Is at
home for a few days, after spending
four weeks at "Elwood Lawn" the plea
SAINT country home Of her brother. oscar
L. Traylor of Chesterfield.
Mr.. c. S. Crowder, engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, returned
to the city Friday evening from Wythe-
vile, whittier he had been summoned TO
the death-bed OF his father
Mr.. A. Won Berthart Fair, the dramatic
baritone OF the Kimball opera Company,
arrived In Richmond Friday from New
York. accompanied by Mr.. Harry II.
Eustis, TeXas's fayorite tenor
Captain J. Emmett Gary. Of the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad a former resident
Of this city with his daughter. Mabel,
IS spending n vacation or ten days with
his mother, Mrs. NJ. 5. Gary, on Church
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Hancock Miss
Grace Boyd, Mr. and Mrs T. W. Chris
tian. Mr.. C. W Branch, Mr. c. II. Corey,
Jr.. and Dir. T.. C.. Pyle. lett for New
York yesterday by the Old Dominion
Line.
Mr.. William i. Fletcher has issued in
vitations for the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Miss Ida. to Mr.. Robert Briggs
NOrthen. Tuesday afternoon, June 81,
at o'clock. at Groye-Ayenue Baptist
church.
A Washington lS36 observation-disclosures
rally will be- held Friday. June 26th. at
p. NJ, at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church. TWO Of WashingtOn's most able
speakers will tell Of the coming con-
yentlon.
clerk c. W. Goddln. Of the Chancery
Court. Yesterday received a letter from
Mr.. william Ryan. stating that he had
reached Tampa. Fla, on his way 20
Cuba. Mr.. Ryan Will start across the
gulf on Monday night.
Mr.. Garnett Ryland. NJ. A, OF Rich
mond College, has returned from Johns
Hopkins University, where he spent the
mast session He was successful on the
courses OF physics and mathematics. and
will devote himself next year 70 chemis-
try.
4 meeting for men only VIII be held
at the True Reformers' Hall this after
noon az $50 O'Clock, under the auspices
OF the Colored Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. Rev. W. r. Gullins viii speak
on .seuing Your Bir,hright for a Plate
OF Soup
Mrs. Frazier. OF Peoria. H.. who has
beep the guest Of the Rev. T.. y. Caliscn.
len Tor her home on Thursday. During
her stay in the city she was the re-
ciplent OF many attentions. and expressed
herself as charmed with Richmond and
its people
The Baptist Young Peoples Union or
Grove-Avenue church gave a trolley party
Friday afternoon. The car was sIoppt
az Forest-Hill Park. and delightful