Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Personals and Briefs.

PfrAOuntA ADu bFitlS.
Miss Nollie Minor has returned home from
New York.
Mr. J. Gordon Wallace II on a visit to
Fredericksburg.
Nr. W. j. King has returned from trip
10 western cities.
The Methodist Conference OF this State
conveues in Portsmouth this week.
Miss CallIe BaughRn. OF Hanover. IS visit
ing Miss Maggie Allen, OF 1908 east Grace
sueet.
None Of the cases tried in the City Circuit
Court yesterday were Of an important cha
racter.
Nrs. II. NJ. Hartshorn. from Camden, N.
! The guest Of her brother, Mr.. Ii. L.
Peiouze.
Miss Lena Bledsoe, Of DanvilIe, is IN the
city, the guest Of the Misses Page, III west
Main street.
Miss Florine Alexander, Of South Warren,
Is visiting Misses Mabel and Rosa Page, OF III
Main street.
Judge WaddiIl and others addressed seve-
raj hundred Republican voters at Cold Har-
Dor yesterday.
Miss Maggie Parker, Of Norfolk, is visit
| ing Mrs. John {. Russell, No. ol5 north
Nineteenth street.
Kr. II. J. Pain, who has been here super
intending the construction OF Pompeii, LEFT
for New York yesterday.
Mrs. Robert w. Haxall, OF Washington, IL
stopping with her nephew, Captain Philip
Haxall. COZ west Franklin street.
Misses Dora A. Moncure md Kate Sensners
returned TO Fredericksburg last evening af-
Ter very pleasant soiOurD In Richmond.
The University Of Mississippi Is taking
| time by the forelOck and has "bOoked" DR..
Isaerly for It's summer commencement adj
dress.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
/ Katie Sbinault TO Dir. w. Henry Scott We'd
nrsday, November 18th, at Union-Ststion
! church.
The mems meeting at the Young Mems
! Christian Association this afternoon viii be
conducted by Mr. Frank d. Hunt, Of Ports
mouth.
Misses Mary Sebrill, OF southampton, and
Maggie Parker, Of Gates county, \. e., who
have beeu visiting Miss Grace Baker, have
| returned home.
| Mis- Lucy Cunningham and Miss Emma
! G.. Mitchell, Of FTedeHcksburg, who have
been visiting Miss sue Starke, Of north Fifth
street, returned home yesterday.
Hotel Clerk Through speakIng-tube 10
colorct chamberm'id up-stalrs): els there
anybody In no. 2lj.'
Cbqmbermsid: "Dey's somebody IN 81,
! but dey's out"
Sir. Jsrrstt Of Pennsylvania, the Republ-
| cans tariff orator, who spoke in both this
! city aud Manchester Friday, Il expected 10
return from The North and speak here again
tomorrow night.
The annual meeting OF the ladies' Of the
! Civ Mission will be held tomorrow Alter
| noon al 4 O'Clock At TIE Young Mems Chris
tan Association Hall for the purpose Of
eIecting officers aud re0rganzing FOR the
Winter work.
/ Rev. John A. Barker, OF Chesterfield. aud
wife. wnO sailed from Newport News on the
| Isl Of Sc, temDer. bad a pleasant voyage to
/ BAHIA, Brazil, At which place they arrived on
/ tie I'd. They write cheerfuliy by the re-
/ turn steamer.
The British steamship StTaihsirly. David
| Brighton MASTER. 1926 tons, and crew o.
/ thrtv-lye en-, from the Canary Islands, en-
/ tered Al the custoIa.house yesterday to Load
/ l. sen In al West Point.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Mary Davis (colored) WAS GHed $40 for being
| dsorderly in the Broad.Street Opera House
and s. for difOrdeTly conduct on The street,
and required 20 give security for her good
! behavior for twelve months.
The many friends Of that sweet singer.
/ MIS- 4 G. Doggeit, Of Fredericksburg, viii
/ be glad 70 know that she is in town, the
/ quest Of Mr. Charles W. Tanner, l12 east
/ lard street. Mrs. Doggett will sing this
morning at It. PsuPs church and tonight a.
the second Baptist
/ The ambulance was called to the foot OF
\ Eighth street yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock 10 a stranger who had inst come IN
/ on the asFtheTn train, who was seized with
! IL. lie Was placed Ia the ambulance, but on
/ the way 10 tue RlmshouIe be entirely recoy-
cred aud was set AZ liberty.
The funeral Of Mr.. J. j. Harvey, whose
death Friday evening was announced In this
paper yesterday, will take place from the
Grace Street Baptist church tomorrow after
noon AZ 3 O'Clock. The burial committee
from Richmond Lodge, No. PIG, Knights OF
Honor OF which deceased WIS a member,
will attend the funeral and read the burial
I service al the grave.