Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
PERSONALS ana Briefs,

No cases were tried in the City Circuit
| Court yesterday.
Miss Hickson, of Danville, is the guest OF
Miss Lizzie Deaton.
| The Committee on Elections meets to-
| morrow at Z. NJ. in the Council chamber.
| Major Isaac III. Darlington is still very
| Ill at his residence on north Eighth street.
| HenricO county, spent last Tuesday in the
| city.
Miss Emsie V. Werst has Just returned
lathe city, after an absence OF two months
m New York.
| Rev. W. L. Richardson, ID. d., will
preach at the Fourth Presbyterian church
this morning at IL O'Clock.
Mrs. George Walden. OF Charles City
| county, is stopping with her niece, Miss
Julia Cosin, 1I13 west Clay street.
| Mrs. George Thatcher, OF this citv. is
| visiting relatives and friends in Hanover,
where she expects to remain some time.
| Mrs. Travilian, formerly of Towards
| Grove, Henrico county, has moved to her
] sons new residence, on Buchanan street.
| Misses Mamie and Lucy Herndon, two
| Of fredericksburg daughters, are stop
| ping at Mrs. Armats. 10 north Sixth street.
| Mrs. Boston. Of Louisa county, who has
| been visiting Miss Watkins, $40 west Grace
street, is now the guest OF Mrs. John r..
Mcclure.
| Mr.. II. GoldStein and his son Jake left
| Wednes day for their new home, Washing
ton, ID. c., where he will continue the shoe
business.
Miss Katie Barbour, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
| who has been visiting Miss Lena Hancock,
| Church Hill, returned TO her northern home
| Yesterday.
Mr.. S. VI. Hamburger and family, of
| Pbiladelphia, are here visiting the father Of
Mrs. Hamburger, Mr.. julius Sycle, 90l east
Leigh street.
| Miss Grace Trplett, of Fauquier county,
| who has been visiting Miss Helen Gwath-
mey, 3I2 north Twelfth street, returned
hone yesterday.
The Internal.revenue Office at the custom
house will be closed Monday after IL
O'Clock. through respect TO the memory Of
eX.President Arthur.
Miss Gillie Douell, OF Charlottesville,
who has been guest Of Miss Ella Travil-
liam, Of Howard's Grove, IIenrico, left for
home on last Saturday.
Mr.. Walter +. Shelton returned to the
city last week from the North. He will
leave on the 23d for Philadelphia, TO make
that place his future home.
Rev. w. W. Laudrum, ID. D., returned
to The city yesterday. and Will preach this
morning. There will be no service at the
Second Baptisl church tonight.
| The Yum-Yum Progressive Euchre Par
| ~ have re0rganized for the coming season,
| with the same officers rs last year. The
first meeting will be held Tuesday night.
The alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon was
caused by defective flue 10 the cellar OF
| the building occupied by Kaufman d Co.
4l3 east Broad street. No damage was
| done.
Mrs. James l.. Timberlake, OF Orange
| county, has been visiting her mother.iu-
law, Mrs. George Timberlake, for the past
two weeks, and will return home this
week.
Messrs. George w. Mayo, Robert b.
| Wilson, John Boucher, and j. T. Hughes
have returned from the annual meeting OF
Sons OF Temperance, held at Fox Hill,
Elizabeth City county.
The meeting OF the Baptist Sunday
| School Association will be postponed on ac-
| count OF funeral at the Second church.
| The schools will please send their reports
TO II. A. Gary early Monday morning.
Miss Lille McAtee, Of Hannibal, No.,
| who has been the guest Of Mrs. Kidwell,
$40 east Clay street, left Friday for New
| York. FROM there she will 90 TO Boston,
and will return home by Washington.
Mrs. s. l.. Blckford, Of Hampton; Miss
Ellen Cosby, OF Halifax, and Mr.. Robert
Bickford, OF the University OF Virginia,
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Allan during the past week, having come
TO attend the marriage Of Miss Edith Edna
Allan.
Mr.. L. G. Timberlake, son OF the late
George Tlmberlake, who left Richmond 10
1866 to take up bis residence in Texas
(near Austin), has been In the city for some
time visiting his mother and friends OF bis
boyhood. He returns next Tuesday to
Texas, where he has been very prosperous
and has family Of his own.