Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20


home, on Fulton HILL
Mrs. NJ H. Settle and daughter. Miss
Irene. after a most delightful visit to
relatives and friends In Augusta, Ca,
have returned to the city,
The Elks crossed bats with McCabe's
School boys at Broad Street Park yester-
day afternoon and after hard fight
achieved glorious victory.
Miss Mary GrimaldI, No. ga China
street. has returned home, after most
delightful visit OF a month to Mrs. George
| D. Ambold. Of Midlothian. Va.
Miss Bessie s. Hunter left Thursday
| for Lexington. where she will be the
guest CT the Misses Davidson during the
| Virginia Military Institute finals.
Mrs. Katharine Pendleton-smIth and
her daughter, Miss Virginia Pendleton-
Smith. OF North Carolina, have been
spending some time at the Mt Vernon.
Mr.. John c. Howlett. OF Manchester.
who teaches piano tuning In the Mary
land Institution for the Blind, will re-
turn home to-day to spend the summer.
The United States recruiting station In
| this city Is now In charge OF Captain w.
| It. Hartz who assumed control OF the Of
five Friday, succeeding Lieutenant Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Dolan carried off the
| postgraduate honors OF st. Joseph :
| Academy; also. handsome gold medal
| given by Father Cutler for Christian doc
| trine.
Miss Minnie Wells, of west Main street,
| is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Laura Thomas,
! OF Lynchburg, Va. She will be In the
mountains OF Virginia several weeks be-
fore returning home.
A called meeting of the Ladies' AuxIl-
| iary OF Pickett Camp will take place
| Wednesday next at F. NJ. at $40 north
| Eighth street. The members are earnest
| ly requested 10 attend.
Emma Estelle Parkinson after spending
| delightful winter down South, returned
| home two weeks ago, and is now lying
seriously Ill at the residence OF ner
mother, No. 300 east Grace street.
Rev. w. w. Moore, ID. D., will occupy
| the pulpit OF Grace-Street Presbyterian
, church Sunday morning and at night.
| Or. Moore is staying with Mr.. b. c.
| Wherry, No. 312 south Third street.
Miss Hante Hanes, of Cumberland coun-
| ty who has been teaching school IN Mary
| land arrived in the city yesterday, ana
with her sister. Miss Jennie, is the guest
! of Mrs. Woodfin, 6N north Eighth street.
The funeral Of Mr.. Moses NJ. ]. An
drews. who died on Friday at the resi-
dence Of his sister. Mrs. Mary "A. Nun
nally, took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. The interment was in Oakwood.
At LIE o'clock yesterday the ambu-
| lance. with DR.. Nuckols in charge, was
| called to No. 500 north Seventeenth
| street TO attend w. Il. Davis. who had
been In a fight. He had rib broken.
Mr.. Cox. principal of Elba School. pre-
| sented Charlie Rowe with a handsome
| silver medal. given to him by his aunt,
| for standing i1c in deportn@"- from the
first primary grade to the fifth grammar
| grade.
Revs. G. C. Smith and ]. d. Gwaltney,
two prominent and promising students
| OF Richmond College, will fill the pulpit
Of Randolph-Street Baptist church to-
| day-the former at IL A NJ. and the
| latter at SIS +. M.
While Master Clifford Pollard. the son
| OF Mr.. II. n. Pollard. of No. 9O9l2 east
Marshall street, was playing ball yester-
| day morning I'm the West End. a
white man stole his watch. The police
are looking for the thief.
The funeral of Miss Matte May Baker.
eldest daughter OF Mr.. James .. Baker.
and niece of Mrs. Bette Smith, viii take
place from her fathers residence, Little
page street, Maddox Hill, Henrico county,
at 10 o'clock this morning
The horse Of Mr.. Nelson Cauthorn took
fright near the post-oifice yesterday af-
ternoon and dashed down Main street at
lively gait 1t was stopped at Nine
teenth and Franklin. The buggy, which
was occupied. was not damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard ]. Baldwin have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF their
sister, Miss Alice Budd, TO Mr.. Charles 8.
Peers. on Tuesday evening. June 22d. at
O'Clock. The ceremony VIII take place
at their residence, No. Coz west Cary
street.
Miss lisa Hirshberg and Miss Dora Kan
trowitz are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Gold, of Hampton, Va. On last Mon
day night they were rendered a surprise
party by the Mandolin Glee Club. of
Hampton, and Il most enjoyable evening
was spent by all present.
Very interesting exercises In connec-
ton with Children's-Day will be held at
Clay-Street Methodist church, corner
Clay and Adams streets, this morning
at II o'clock. quite a number OF young
people will take part in the service and
the occasion promises 10 be very de-
lightful one
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tyler have issued
invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Eva Hutson, TO Mr..
Charles S. Walk, Of New York city, Tues
day evening, June I'D, at o'clock. The
ceremony will be performed at their
residence, lf0o west Main street, Rev. j.
y. Hutson officiating.
The barge Maggie and Nellie, OF Phila-
delphia while in tow with the tug Henry
Christian, was run into by the tug and a
hole punched into her, causing her TO
leak very badly. She is now lying on the
sand-bar opposite the lock gates, with
water in her hold. The captain of the
barge has noted protest.
Mr.. Clair e. Crawford. eldest son of
Mr.. George f. Crawford, graduated
with distinction from the Northwestern
University Law School, Chicago, this
month. His fellow-students of Ran
dolph- Macon College and the Richmond
High School. where he graduated in the
class OF 1891. will be gratifled TO learn
of his success.
The Little Jewels Society OF LAUREL
Street Methodist church held their fourth
annual commencement exercises In the
lecture-room OF the church Friday night
in the presence of a large audience. The
exercises were very interesting. and were
roun1ed with medal for little Miss Mabel
Yarbrough for faithful work ard a pair
OF gold uff-buttons for the pastor. Rev.
T. ]. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor received a
handsome silk bed quilt