Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-24
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR PEOPLE

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Esehr,. Parties MARRIAGES Cemias OH -
o,hes Items Of sp,eres.
Mr.. Thomas Potts was In New York
last week.
Captain A. G. Babcock is in Brook
Ign, n. Y.
Miss Annie Moore is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Francis Scott will leave for Sa'
yannah this week.
Miss Alice Hutter, Of Lynchburg,
will be in the city this week.
The S. S. G. German Club will give a
german the last Of the month.
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes has been con-
fined TO his room by sickness.
Mr.. Charles X. Payne, OF Blacks
burg, Va, is at the Exchange
s.H. Bliss, ESQ.,, treasurer OF Prince
Edward. was in the city last week.
Mr., Percy Noise, an old Richmond
how. Is living now in st. Louis, Mo.
C.ptain G. W. B. Hale and wife. OF
Franklin county, Va, arc in the city.
Mr.. Charles welch, of Old Point, was
in the city last week visiting friends.
DIR. j. D. Moncure, Of the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum, was in the city Thurs
day.
The Committee on Streets will 20 on
its annual tour Of inspection to-mor-
row.
Mr.. John n. 0pie, Of Augusta coun-
ty, member of the last House, is in the
city.
Mr.. I. y. Akers, late treasurer OF
Patrick county, was in the city last
week.
Captain James b. Mckinney OF
Lancaster county, was In the city last
week.
Mrs. Thomas N. Jones, is visiting
Mrs. Harvey, corner Third and Canai
streets.
Mrs. Arista Hoge, wife of the trea-
surer Of Staunton, was here a day or
two since.
There is some talk Of the formation
Of an antiquarian and Archaeological So
ciety here.
Colonel Cutshaw is regularly recelv-
ing drawings from the architect OF the
City Hall.
Miss Seawell, of Gloucester county,
is the guest of Mrs. Lyon Tyler, oil
Church Hill.
Miss Nettie Saunders, of Main and
Seventh streets, will give hop next
Friday night.
Miss Louise Turner, Of Lanexa. Va,
is visiting Mrs. T. NJ. Hundley, of east
Leigh street.
The Oratorio Society rejoice in the
fact that Mr.. AID. Bauer will continue
their director.
Miss Trice, of Hopkinsville, Ky. is
the guest of Captain John A. Coke,
south Third street.
Miss Hubbell, who is visiting Miss
George Blankenship, will leave for
Chicago this week.
Miss Brockwell, Of Twentieth and
Broad streets, is visiting friends in
Charles City county.
Mr.. X. T. Mcleod, of Rockbridge,
is in the city spending the winter at No.
us east Grace street.
Mr., Camm Patteson, who was in the
city last week, says that the roads in
Buckingham are fearful.
Attorney General Ayers, who has
been on trip to Philadelphia, will re-
turn to the city tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles T. Davis speaks Of build
ing a set of French flats. The plans are
now being prepared by him.
Mr.. William r. Smith is very sick
was taken so shortly after returning
from the courthouse to Jail.
The annual meeting Of the First Bap
list church for the transaction of bust
ness occurs tomorrow night.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee commissioned
Mr.. W. S. Dashiell notary public fol
the city of Richmond yesterday.
Miss Libbie Crenshaw, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., is the guest of Mrs. .. a
Crenshaw, No. sos east Main street
Miss Bette McRae, eldest daughte
Of Colonel Sherwin McRae, is lynn
dangerously i'll at her residence in thi
city.
Mr.. +. ID. Gam, an old member o
Company d Of this city, has been elect
ed second lieutenant of the Petersburg
artillery.
Miss Lettie Thomas, of Third an,
Main streets, who has been visiting
friends in Tennessee, returned HON
last week.
The young men who love the art 0
minstrelsy are at work to provide al
entertainment for the benefit of tn
Boat Club.
The Planters National Bank vii
shortly make improvements in the rea
Of their bank, and have an entrance Of
Twelfth street.
John NJ. Spence, Esq, clerk Of tn
Circuit Court Of Bedford county, wa
in the city Friday settling his account
with the Auditor.
Misses Becca and Ada Brock, Of ives
Franklin street, are visiting their frien
Miss Marian @. Spedden, No. $50 Mad
ison avenue, Baltimore.
Hon. W. Z. Barksdsle, judge Of Hall
fax county, has been spending severa
DAYS with his brother-in-law, DIR. A
Z. Dickinson, Of this city.
.Fstheticism is thought to be on tn
wane; nor is the dude so much seen o
our streets as Of old, seeking whom {
the fair sex he may deyour.
Rev. w. E. Evans will deliver one Of
course of lectures in Baltimore on tn