Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

The LADIES' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will met Monday at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Floyd ]. Gregory. who has been in
the city for several days, has returned
to Charlottesville.
Hon. Joseph T. LAwless. Secretary of
the Commonwealth. returned yesterday
from Washington.
Miss Ella Duke, of divers. Va. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. Thomas,
on Venable street.
Mr.. Valentine Hechler is indisposed. at
his residence. at the extreme end of
Twenty-ffth street
Miss Mary Coles whittle will be the
guest Of Bishop White. No. SG Leigh
street, until after Easter
Mrs. r. L. Johnson, Of Washington.
d. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs w. c.
Thomas, on Venable street.
Miss Nelly Hunt, Of Washington. will
sing the offertory at St. Paul's church at
the 11-o'clock service to-day
Mrs. NJ. w. Gayle, Of Buckingham, is
stopping with her mother Mrs Nj. l..
Wilson. of south Fifth street.
Miss Lizzie Kent. daughter of Lieu
tenant Governor Kent, Of Wytheville,
is visiting at the Executive Mansion.
Miss Marion Kent Early of Southwest
Virginia. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ). w.
Rawley at No. 1l2 south Third street.
Miss Lizelle McWhorter, Of st. Mary's.
Ca, is at the Valentine House. the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. L. r. AIcWhorter.
Miss Berdie Parker has returned home,
after two-months' visit with friends i'm
Washington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic
City.
Captain n. p. Perkins, OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad shops, at Roanoke,
is in the city exhibiting a tobacco-ma-
chine invented by him.
The statement that Mr.. Stuart F. Tur-
ner was at the time Of his death a MEM
Der of the Junior order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics was erroneous.
Among the visitors at the State Libra
ry yesterday were o. O. Alexander
Sheriff Of Hanover county. and w. w.
Jones, Treasurer of New Kent county
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Eugene Brauer and Miss Mamie Bran
nan. Tuesday evening, March Goth. at
$50 o'clock, at the Union-Station church.
Miss Willie b. Baldwin has returned
to her home, No. 4OS porth Thirty-third
street, after a pleasant visit to the fami-
" Of Judge II. X. Harwood, of Warwick
county.
Or. J. NJ sHder, Of Grocer Seminary
who has supplied so acceptaby at the
Second Baptist church. will again preach
there to-day. at both morning and eve
ming services.
The new building. TO be known as Mar
shall Hail. erected by Captain George
W. Taylor near the corner of Twenty
ffth and Broad streets, is rapidly near
ing completion.
Colonel John S. Harwood. who has been
quite sick for several days, was out upon
the streets yesterday. He was at one
time thought to have been threatened
with pneumonia.
The marriage Of Mr. C. Adolph Schultz
and Miss Emma Stetter is announced to
take place Thursday at $50 p. NJ. at the
residence Of Mr.. Otto Morgenstern, No.
l02 east Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin left Fri
day morning for their home, in Boston.
Mass, after spending a very pleasant
winter with her brother, Lieutenant j.
II. Goode. on Church Hill.
Mrs. Judith w. Mcclure. mother OF
Mr.. John j. Mcclure, and authoress OF
"The Diary Of Refugee" is extremely
III at her sons residence, on Belyidere
street. Mrs Mcclure has just celebrated
her Sith birthday.
Mr.. w. T. Young and wife have left
for their home, in Philadelphia, sfter
short visit to their mother, Mrs. :. j,
Young. Of west Marshall street. Misses
Mollie and Lucie Young accompanied
them as far as Fredericksburg.
There VIII be a meeting OF ladies inter-
ested in the North Carolina Room OF the
Confederate Memorial and Literary So
ciety Museum on Tuesday, the ed Of
March, at the home of Mrs. John Cor
don, No. 26 north Laurel street.
Mrs. Z. X. Smith, Of Philadelphia and
son, Morris Smith, are at the jefferson,
where they viii remain for several days.
They will then become the guests of Mr..
and Mrs +. H. Cloves. at their resi-
dence, No 2l5 each Main street.
Messrs. n. X. White f. r. Butler. and
A. j. Bowman, officers Of Union Council.
No. 81, Royal Arcanum. on Friday eve
ming paid to Mrs Ada H. Crane. widow
OF Policeman William II. Crane. 5000.
the sum for which he was insured In the
order.
Mr. II. 3. Watkins, District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler Of Elks In Vlr-
ginia, who paid an official visit to Rich
mond on Friday night. left for home last
night. Mr.. watkins is making his an
nual round Of inspection Of the lodges OF
the district.
The April No. Of the Atlantic Monthly
contains a very pretty love-story. from
the pen Of Mrs Sarah Nelson Robins. OF
this city. 1t IS told I'm a series OF love-
letters, written by the young and beau
tiful widow Of the famous Governor
spotswood, Of Virginia and the rector Of
the parish in which she lived.
The regular b-monthly rally OF the
Epworth leagues OF Richmond and Man
chester win be held at Trinity Methodist
church this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Rev. f. II. Rawlings. the president OF
the State Epworth League Conference,
will be the speaker Of the occasion. and
he will speak on each department Of the
league work.
Mr. Thomas J. Smith, the aged veteran
who died at the home Friday afternoon,
was a member OF Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans. and for years bore the colors
BIS remains were taken TO his residence,
No. 1920 west Cary street. where they
await interment IN Mount Calvary Gene
terry. He leaves one son, two daughters,
two sisters, and one brother TO mourn his
death. Funeral from Sacred Heart church
to-day at =. NJ
The by-products OF the Pittsburg Cas-
Works. says the Post OF that city. pay
the expenses OF that profitable establish
ment. and leave its receipts for gas clear
gain. Concerning by-products OF other In