Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Miss Dora McCaw is the guest of Mrs
Gill at the Richmond Male Orphan Asy-
lum.
Mr.. j. b. stratton and wife. Of Hinton.
w. Va, are in the city, visiting his
brother
Mr.. W. O. Arnall. who has been i'll.
is improving slowly and viii soon be
able 10 be out again.
Old Dominion Council, National Union.
will hold its regular meeting Monday
night at Hasker's Hall
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Dance and family.
recently Of Danville will make Richmond
their home in the future.
Miss Addie Buck. Of New York city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. II. Saunders,
ii5 north Seventh street.
The condition of Mrs. John Endors,
Sr.. was reported as unchanged last
night She is desperately Ill.
Colonel John Mercer Patton. who has
been very I'll in Albemarle county, is still
sick at his home, in Ashland.
Mrs. Minnie Burruss and son, John,
who has been visiting friends and re
tives, has returned to Hanover.
There will be preaching at North Side
Hall, Chestnut Hill at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Snead.
Rev. j. o. Kirk leaves tomorrow for
Upper Hanover county to assist Rev. w.
week.
DR. Hatcher begins tonight a short Sc
ries of sermons on Bible characters. His
theme tonight will be Miriam, Leader Of
Israefs Women.
Mr.. James T. Tucker. of San Francisco,
Cal. will be at SO7 west Franklin street.
all this week, on a visit TO his mother
Mrs. Beverley Tucker
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
1 To-. III
| Wednesday. october 18th, at 2:3O +. NJ,
at ST. Patrcks church.
Mr. Clay Drewry. Jr.. Of Mountain
! View" Albemarle county, has sent TO
| the Dispatch a 6-pOund sweet-potato, as
| an Offset TO HanOver's famous produc-
| lions.
Mr.. w. E. Drake. who for the last
! three years has been head clerk at the
| West End drugstore. has gone TO Basic
! CITY. where he will embark in business
! for himself.
Mrs. w. o. ANAL, of 1920 north TWEEN
! ty-fOurth street, Fairmount has return
| cd to the city, after delightful visit 10
! her aunt. Mrs. Buckner IreVlilian, OF
| Caroline county.
The Subcommittee of the Council Com
/ mittee on Relief of Poor met yesterday
! and inspected the new stable at the aims
! house. which was declared satisfactory,
| and accepted from the contractor
Lodge OF Strict Observance No. 20. will
hold its regular meeting Monday night
! i'm ST. Adams Hall at o'clock, and Ruin
! Chaptcr. No s. Order OF the Eastern star
will meet in St Adams Han Friday night
/ at o'clock.
MIR. Greed Haskins. who j. just recov-
ering from a severe fall from his bicycle
a short time ago slipped and fell in his
/ room Friday morning. splinterng his coll
! lar-bone. Mr.. Haskins lives at No. 4Oo
| west Main street
Mrs. Cyrus Marsh and Mrs May Foster
/ will arrive in this city Monday. after an
/ absence Of seven weeks in Norwich,
Hartford New York, and Philadelphia.
| They will be the guests OF Mrs. l. O.
| West. on the Grove road.
sydney j. Taylor. Of Bristol. England,
! has written TO Mayor Tay.or, asking la
/ be put on the track of Information con-
corning the will OF Philip Reynolds. VINO
died about 1902 leaving property between
! CITY Point and Dutch Gap.
! DR. Hawthorne will preach at Grove
/ Avenue church this morning on TN,
! Causes Which Make Traitors Of Some and
! Heroes of Others" and tonight he vi
/ discuss The question Where Shall We
| Place the Responsibility for Our Crimi-
! nal Classes
Rev. Eugene Ia Rawlings pastor OF
I the Ciay-Street Methodist church, VIII
OCCUPY his pulpit at both services to-day
In the morning there viii be special ser
! mon TO men, and there Will be an after
! service I'm the lecture-room FOR the mer
Of the church and congregation.