Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
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next Friday afternoon at AIS az the resi-
dence Of Professor John POwells, OF the
Richmond Female Seminary.
Miss Mary Thurston who has been
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Thurston, returned to
Berkeley yesterday morning.
/ Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Charles Rose to Miss Lottie NJ. Hall,
niece OF Mr.. l.. p. Han. The ceremony
will take place next Tuesday.
Miss Willette Hudgins leaves on Mon
day for Hampton, 10 attend the naval ball
10 be given az the Chamberlin Hotel,
Old Point Friday January Sth.
The critic at the Art Club during Janu-
airy will be Miss Adele Williams, who will
go to the rooms on Wednesday from ] TO
to aid those who desire her criticism.
Mr. r. L. satterwhlte and family. af-
tor spending the Christmas holidays with
his mother. Mrs. A. b. Satterwhte. has
returned TO his home, in Meadville, Pa.
Mr.. j. H. Powell, one OF the guards OF
the Virginia State penitentiary has gona
| 10 Henry county after James II. Murphy
who was sentenced 20 serve a two-years
| term.
Captain John Cussons has returned to
/ his home, at Glen Allen, after being out
OF the State for some weeks HIS nleces,
/ Misses May and Minnie Cussons, re-
! turned with him.
The payment OF the interest on the
/ public debt began at the Office OF State
! Treasurer Hartman yesterday morning.
! Up 10 2:45 o'clock sll7, fll.2i had been paid
! over the counter.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hardaway OF Richmond, will
deliver lecture on Friday evening, Janu-
airy Sth, at T.. NJ, for tho benefit OF the
/ Bpworth League OF Asbury Methodist
church, Manchester.
Rev. L. r. Mason, OF Grace Episcopal
church, will hold a service i'm the chapel
OF the Soldiers Homo this afternoon az
O'clock. The boys OF the Orphan Asylum
will constitute tho choir.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Margaret
Herbig, wife Of Mr.. william ii. Herhig
took place yesterday afternoon from
Christs church A large number OF
friends Of the lamented lady were pre-
sent.
Mr. II. o. Williams, former state Sec
rotary OF tho Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, VIII conduct the service NJ
Broad-street Mission tonight Rev }. 4.
Mastln Will preach at Union-Gospel Mis-
sion.
city Monday evening for an extended visit
TO their relatives In Italy. They VIII sail
from New York on the elegant steamship
Columbia on her first trip Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Clara Christian, Of Charles City.
with her friend Miss Hattie Hardy, OF
Chase City, have returned 20 their homes.
after spending the holidays with her sis
ter Mrs. Captain Thomas Cunningham,
No 2Sl2 east Grace street.
The beautiful song OF Listen TO the
Angels" composed by Mrs. Katherine
Miller Gum. Will be sung by Nr. Young
az the Grace-streot Presbyterian church
OR. Fairs to-day. at both services. Mrs.
Gum is gifted song-writer.
Mr. John r. Harding. superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Insurance Company, IL
this city. rendered a New-Year reception
20 tho assistant superintendents OF tli5
company in this city, az his home. on
Barton Heights. Friday night.
The annual celebration OF the seventh
street Christian Sunday school took ulaC8
on Friday afternoon, and was a delightful
event. The cantata, santa Ciaus's Re
coption" was rendered, and reflected
great credit upon tho participants.
Detectives Gibson and Wren recovered
great deal Of stolen property yesterday
morning from the house Of a suspect,
and are close On the TRAN OF the thief.
Detective Hall also got q wason-load u
stolen goods from o house Ia tho county.
Detective John T. Hail placed under
arrest yesterday morning cOloret NO.
man. who gave her name as Mary Magda.
lene Thomas She was charged with the
larceny OF certain articles OF wearing APP
parcl from the premises OF James Powell.
Mary Magdalcne was placed behind ths
bars OF the First Police station.