Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-07
ALBEMARLE ASSOCIATION
To Meet I'm NcIsOn-Miller school
Amendments.

| CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August e.
| (SpeciaL)-The next meeting of the Abe
marie Baptist Association will be held
with the Oak Hill church, in Nelson
county. commencing Tuesday. August
2Sd. and lasting three days. This church
is in fine and hospitable community Of
Nelson. and good meeting Is expected.
Mr.. Morton w. Baker, son of the secre-
tary Of the University Of Virginia fac
ulty, has been engaged as one Of the
corps of instructors at Woodbury. Forest
Academy. Mr.. Baker received his Master
Of Arts degree at the University in 1895,
and has been for several years a very
successful teacher In Bellevue Academy,
Bedford.
Judge John NJ. White. of the County
Court. has made the following appoint
ments to the Miller Schools:
Charlottesyille-LiZzie w. Harlow Fran
els i. Brown, Henry III. Holmes, Joseph
G. Hart.
Samuel Miller-Ettie L. Gardner, Curtis
S. Wash.
Observation-Disclosures f. Carroll. Carrie
+. Rothwel Walter j. Laird, Lewis NJ.
Stargall, Bonnie ID. Chidress.
Rivanna-Loula NJ. Wheeler. william
Bowcock Blakey, Angus r. Blakey, David
c. Eddins.
White Hall-Robert i. Walton.
City of ENTHUSIASTICALLY p. Con-
way, Annie Lee Birckhead, Pearl b.
Dove. Charles T. Jennings, Julian X.
Pettus.
Professor David S. Burleson has spent
two sessions at the University of Vir-
ginia with such profit that he has just
been appointed Professor OF Latin and
lfch in, ha
Florence Ala. Professor Burleson, who
is now in Southwest Virginia, will enter
upon his duties in September.
Captain Henry Grady Ferguson, chap
lain OF the Third Virginia Regiment, ar
rived in the city Friday evening. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Ferguson. They
are guests Of Mrs Ferguson's father, Col
onel c. c. Wertenbaker at overland"
Mr.. A. b. Settler, after a leave of alb
sence Of one session, which he spent in
special work at the University of Vir-
ginia, returned to South Carolina, where
he is to resume his important duties as
a member of the faculty Of Newberry
College.
The jefferson Park German Club has
Issued invitations for Mondays and
Fridays during the season. The first
german was given last evening.
Mr.. w. j. Tyson left this morning for
Old Point. where he will remain a week
or ten days. On the same train went
his daughters, who so to Ellicott City,
Md. for a months stay.
Mrs. j. Frost Walker, OF Columbia, S.
c., accompanied by her two children. Is
on visit to her son, Mr.. George e.
Walker.
Corporal Henry S. Rucker Of Company
d. Third Virginia Regiment, is sick at
the Fort Meyer Hospital, suffering with
rheumatism
The Rev. Edward IT. Coiner. late OF
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. Mo-, will
on the 10th instant lead to the altar Miss
Emma Hartman. daughter of Mr.. J. NJ
Hartman, of this city. The happy event
will be celebrated i'm Mount Calvary
Lutheran church, this city. at o'clock
i. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Browne announce
the marriage of their daughter, Annie
Woods. to Mr.. Harold Carlisle Via. TO
take place Wednesday, August 10th, at
3:i5 +. NJ, I'm the Presbyterian church of
this city.
Miss Pauline Grant, of Richmond, and
Miss Mamie Holiday. Of Rapidan. are
the guests Of Mrs. Sampson, at Pantops
Academy.
The Rev. w. W. Tribble. pastor OF the
Baptist church. who is now enjoying his
annual vacation. spent yesterday and to-
day I'm the city. He reports n good meet
ing. held at Crooked Run, last week He
left to-day for Upper Caroline TO hold a
meeting.