Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-03

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tory, and one OF the greatest violin mas
tiers Of the world.
Little Pembroke Taylor, son OF Traffic
Manager c. A. Taylor. who has been
critically III for some time, was reported
slightly better yesterday.
On next Tuesday the Covenanters OF the
Second Presbyterian church will issue a
paper, giving a history OF the old Cove
nantsrs OF the church.
The first rehearsal OF the Wednesday
Club for the season OF 1878 will be h.Id
In the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall on Tuesday.
Little Miss Margie Hughes, daughter
OF Mr. John Hughes, OF east Broad street.
who has been sick with malaria-fever, is
now very much better
Miss Mollie Scott, OF 3l51s south Laurel
street, has returned to the city. after a
delightful visit Of five weeks to relatives
at Amelia Courthouse.
Miss Estelle Duke. OF COO north Fourth
street. has returned home. after a visit
OF seven weeks among friends in the
principal northern cities.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Virginia Hospital will
be held at the hospital Tuesday, Octo-
Der 5th, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr.. w. Wallace Rowe, of the Rich
mond post-ofice. is again at his post Of
duty after a vacation Of ten days, spent
at Crozet, Albemarle county.
Mrs. Lee w. Station and children have
returned to the city. accompanied by
Miss Susie Gray. of Hanover, who is at
tending the Womans College.
Mrs G. +. schlecher and her lovely
baby left a few days ago for her home,
in Jacksonville. Fla, after spending the
summer months with relatives.
Messrs. Rufus ]. Gray and Champ
BleGsoe passed through the city last
week, on their way to Blacksburg to at
tend college the coming session.
Mr.. w. ]. Macon, who has been con
fined at his home with malaria for the
last three weeks. is still very sick
man. and unable to leave his bed.
Mrs. y. w. Dunn. formerly Of this city.
who was here Saturday to attend the
funeral of her nephew. Harry Bailey, has
returned to her home. in Roanoke.
Mrs. r. H. Dibrell and granddaughter,
Miss Mizelle ID. Apperson. Of Danvile.
are the guests of Mr.. w. f. Dbrell,
south Third street, for a few days
Mrs. II. L. Brldwell. OF Cincinnati ac-
companied by her two sons and sister,
Miss Mullane, are visiting their aunts,
Mrs. ID. Kiniry and the Misses O'Brien.
Miss Cay Ragland has gone TO New
York TO study vocal music. She will re-
turn to the city early next year, and
give a concert at the Academy OF Music.
State Senator William b. McIlwaine. OF
Petersburg. was in the city yesterday. as
was also, Mr.. D. Q. Eggleston, the sena-
torial nominee from Charlotte and Meek
lenburg.
A called meeting Of the Ladies' Auxi-
liary of Pickett Camp will take place
tomorrow Oionday) October 4th. at $50
o'clock i'm camp hall The members are
requested to attend.
The Grand Encampment, Independent
Order Of Odd-FeliOws Of the State Of
Virginia, will assemble in this city on
Tuesday. October 18th, in annual session.
About fifty delegates will be in attend
ance.
Tonight at o'clock the Rev. DR.. Starr
will deliver in BrOad-Street church a
special sermon to the students of the
medical colleges in Richmond. His sub
Jet will be THE Conscience OF a Physi-
clan After Sunset" The public are in
vited TO attend.
Cards Of invitation have been issued
by Mrs. Lena 81. Savage to the wedding
OF her daughter. Blanche Marteaile. 10
Mr.. Harry Percy Brown. The ceremony
will take place on Tuesday. October 18th,
al II A. NJ. at 81. Johns Episcopal
church. in this city.
Colonel John H. Richardson, Messrs.
Andrew Krouse Thomas Poison, and c.
a. Gibson, all OF the Forty-siXth Virginia
Infantry. entertained Mr.. Stainbys, Of
Newark, n. j., and Mr.. Parker. of the
Second New York Heavy Artillery at
Seven Pines on Friday.
A number of Richmond gentlemen
have received invitations TO the opening
of the American Telephone and Telegraph
Companys Norfolk exchange, on Mon
day. between and 10 p. NJ. This COM
pany's line win connect Norfolk with
the principal cities Of the North, East.
and West.
Just before noon yesterday a wagon
belonging to Mr.. j. T.. Powers, a dray-
man. while standing on Ninth street, in
front of Mayos auction house, was run
into and badly damaged by a Franklin
street electrician. The owner only
Jumped in time to save himself from
personal injury. Mr.. Powers says he
viii lay a claim for damages to his
wagon before the company.