Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11


Mr.. +. II. Finke is improving, but Is
not able 10 be out.
Miss Mary Amber Winston, Is visit
ing friends in tho city.
Mr.. Louis Hatke has returned from
visit to Washington. ID. G.
General George ]. Hundley. Of Amelia.
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Malcolm A. Coles. OF Northum-
berland county, was I'm the city yesterday.
Bishop White will preach and hold
confirmation service at st. James church
to-day.
Miss Lille Ward is on a visit to her
aunt. Mrs. McCaw, Of west Grace
street.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Matte l.. Stewart to Mr.. John I. Gill,
both Of Church Bill.
Mrs. r. ]. Warmer. who has been
visiting her sister in the country. has
returned to the city.
DR.. D. II. Mann. who has been visiting
the local lodges of Good Templars, left
for Washington yesterday.
Mrs. j. b. Anderson. Of west Clay
street, who has been spending some time
in New York, has returned.
Hon. J. Thompson Brown, OF Nelson
county, was among those who called at
the Library building yesterday.
The regular monthly business meeting
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Pickett camp
will take place Monday ct $50 o'clock.
Rev. DIR. ]. j. Lafferty, editor OF the
Lea Nrfa How
York where he will spend few days.
Mr.. John C. Pegram and Miss Pegram,,
Of Providence, r. l., are the guests OF
Mrs. Joseph r. Anderson, 92o west FRANK
lin street.
Miss Nellie +. Carter, of 400 IL south
Iaurel street. who has been quite SICK
for the past nine weeks. is now steaoiiy
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Folstead. who are
visiting at No. 81 west Clay street, VIII
return TO Mount Hermon, Mass next
Wednesday.
Mr. Walker Hill. president Of the
American Exchange Bank, OF ~. LOUIS.
formerly Of Richmond, Is visiting MS
sister. Mrs. Mann S. Quarles'
Mr. C. 3. Ryan, assistant general pas
saryer agent Of the Chesapeake and ONO
railway. with headquarters at CINCINNATI
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. l.. r. Quentin has returned home
from spartanburg s. c., where ne was
connected with remodelling ana oecof1'ins
the Central Methodist church'
Mice Emma Morehead Whitef1eld left
-, Eridav for New York, where she VIII
snend the Easter holidays with her
hrothe, Mr.. George n. Whitfield.
TIC state Board Of Dental Examiners
,,ili meet at the Capitol Tuesday morn
,r, Nav nth. at 10 o'clock, 10 examine
Candidates TO practice dentistry IN VII
ginia.
,r,,o roonthlv meeting of the Holy Name
cocietv will be held in the basement OF
e. peters Cathedral this afternoon a.
% o'clock. and after adjournment VIII
attend services in the church.
Hon. / TAYLOR Dlyson has been in
v;ted 70 attend the dinner at the Metro
nolitan Hotel. in Washington, on April
i8tb when the birthday anniversary OF
Thomas Jefferson will be celebrated.
There will be a meeting at Concordia
Han tomorrow night Of the Veteran
Gravs' Association of Richmond, for the
nurpose Of making arrangements tor lhe
observance Of its anniversary, June lztn'
A son OF Mr.. Charles w. Goddin. Clerk
NJ the Chancery Court was hurt FIJI
dav afternoon by a playmate. but IS
all right. with the exception OF little
main. The lad was struck with ROCK
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Tinsley have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Della Tinsley, TO Mr..
William r. Fensom, on THURSDAY even
ing. April 18th, at $50 O'Clock, at Plhe-
Street Baptist church.
The Womans Christian Temperance
TJh'on Will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the Soldiers Home, Wed
nesday. April 18th, at IL o'clock. Rev.
Mr. Garrison, of Marshall-Street Chris
tian church will conduct the services.
There will be a very important meeting
Of the Central Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union at the Woman's Christian
Association. on Franklin street, on Tues
dav next. TO make arrangements in re-
gard TO the coming Confederate FESTIVAL
Mrs. Robert Munford, or Macon. Ga.
formerly Miss Kate Baldwin of this
citv) and her little son, Charles b., VINO
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Z. A.
Baldwin. on west Franklin street, re-
turned to their Georgia home last week.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society will be held at
St. James church, corner Of Twenty
ninth and Marshall streets, at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon Very interesting eX-
ercises may be expected, and the pubic
will be welcome.
Mr.. Joseph A. Higgins, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Atlanta and West
Point railroad and the Western railway,
of Alabama is in the city on a brief
visit 10 his old home. He is en- route to
New York. Mr. Higgins is a son Of Mr.
John NJ Higgins.
The "Condoodlement Ideals" we'll
known on account of their successful pre-
sentations of Under the Spell" have
donated s. TO the Day Nursery and Kin
dergarten. The ideals" are doing a good
work, and other worthy institutions will
hear from them later on.
This promises TO be a great day in the
First Baptist church. Three services will
he held. in which Rev Mr. White will
preach. This morning his subject will
be 'sThe Regeneration and Conversion of
Peter: at 4 Z. NJ. a service for parents
and children on Father and Mother"
At p. NJ. the subject will be Behind
the Blood"
The Flag Committee Of the Junior Or
der United American Mechanics and
daughters Of Liberty will meet with En-
terprise Council. No. 9. at Lee Camp
Hail. Broad street between Fifth and
Sixth. next Friday night at o'clock
There will be a good deal of important
business transacted. and II is hoped that
all representatives, will be present.
Mrs. Alfred Brvson, OF Fdinburg. Scot
land. who was Miss Edith Baldwin, OF
this city, and her little daughter. Bessie
sailed from New York on the Furnessia.
of the Anchor Line yesterday for Scot
land. They have been visiting Mrs. C.
A. Baldwin. on west Franklin street. the
mother OF Mrs. Bryson. since last sum-
,oor Mrs BALDWIN accompanied them