Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-07

Sheriff NJ. c. Cardoza. of Lunenpurg'
was in the city yesterday.
Dr Arthur Gordan has gone away for
q few weeks to visit northern hospitals.
Mrs. John H Dfckerson and SON.
Charles, are in the mountains OF virginia
Miss Lizzie Gascogne, of Baltimore. Is
visiting Mrs. j. L. Vaughan, OF IV5 west
Cary street.
Miss Eva Bethlehem, Of Baltimore, Nd
Is visiting Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer' Oh west
Grace street.
Miss Mary &. Dlckerson. Of 9Ol west
Main street has gone to AsheVille' ~ -,
for the summer
Mr. II. Mcclure Bigger will leave to-
day for Danville, where he VIII spenu
few days with friends.
Mr. Wilson Williams and family, Of
baltimore are I'm the city for few days,
stopping with Captain \. NJ. Lyons at
No. 2O2 west Main street.
Mrs. Mary f. Walden, wife of the late
Il. 3. Walden, is quite sick at her nome
No. 423 south Laurel street.
Mrs. s. NJ. Pardee returned to her
home Wilmington, Del.-after visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Dalrymple and Mrs.
Chapman.
Miss Laura V. Huntley left the city
Saturday afternoon to attend the Nash
Vile Exposition. She expects to be away
two weeks.
Mr.. ]. w. kirkland. soliciting agent Tor
the Atlantic-Coast Line at Montgomery
Ala, is the guest of Mr. Z. vi. RiVehDarA'
No. 206 east Main street.
witt. the 4-year-old son of Mr.. T. ID.
Xix, of east Main street, who fell from
a second-story window on Sunday, was
considerably improved yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Ryland, who was
recently called to the pastorate OF the
Gwathmey Baptist church, near ASH
land. to preach two Sundays in each
month, has declined the call.
Owing to failing health, Mr.. Laugh
on resigned his position with Messrs.
Miller &, Rhoads as assistant book-keep-
err. and has gone to the mountains.
Misses Mabel Turner and Pearl Wood
have returned from a pleasant visit TO
Miss Ida Estele daughter of Captain
Thomas II. Stoyall, of Highland Springs.
Mrs. F. J. Anthony, of Kentucky, will
give a complimentary lecture to ladies at
5l7 north Eleventh street, this afternoon
at o'clock. Subject: Higher Physical
Life of Woman"
Mr.. w. p. Walker. traffic manager Of
the Big -Four and Chesapeake and OHIO
systems, accompanied by his family
passed through Richmond Monday, en-
route for Cincinnati.
| The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union of Church Hill gave a very en-
joyable lawn party last night at No. SlS
| north Twenty-fourth street. The ladies
| in charge realized neat proceeds for the
work in which they are engaged.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry ID. Moon,
| of Richmond, and Miss Lula Gregg OF
| West Point, Va, will take place at West
Point this afternoon at o'clock. I'M
mediately after the ceremony they Will
leave for Baltimore and the North and
West.
At the last meeting OF Gray Eagle Tribe
OF Red Men the following officers were IN
stalled Prophet, Oswald Knight; Sachem,
b. G. Garner; Senior Sycamore, j. III.
Lambert; Junior Sycamore. NJ. Cauthorn
Keeper of Records. ]. 3. Angle: Collector
of Wampum. e. G. Kuhn; Keeper OF
| Wampum, r. Z. Harrison.
The funeral of Frances Branch Scott.
the infant child aged 3 months) of Mr..
| James III. and Mrs. Mary Wingfield Scott,
who died at Donegal" Albemarle, Va,
on Monday, took place from the resi-
dence Of Major Fred. r. Scott. In this
city, at l.. NJ. yesterday, and the inter
ment was made in Hollywood
Among the visitors at the State Library
| building yesterday were Messrs. c. w.
| Porter, Treasurer OF King and Queen
county; L.. Nj. Nance, Commonwealth 3
Attorney of Charles City county, and
George X. Taylor, Treasurer OF Amelia
county. and L. III. Kemp. Commissioner OF
the Revenue Of Henrico county.
The anniversary exercises OF the Chill
| dren's Ministering League will take place
! at the Church OF the Covenant this after
noon at o'clock. The address OF the oc-
casion win be made by Bishop Penick.
| lately returned from Africa. The children
| OF the church will be happy to welcome
their friends. There will be lawn party
| after the address.
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