Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
PcrsonaI. and Briefs.


Mr.. George s. VRshon, Sr., is improving.
There were no entrances or clearsnces at
the Gus clubhouse yesterday.
Mrs. w. II. Clarke. OF Henrico county, is
visiting friends 10 Washington.
George A. Ainslie, Esq, president Of the
| Chamber Of Commerce, Is In Lynchourg.
Miss Nollie Farlnbolt, Of King and Queen
county, IS visiting Miss Annie Ball, Of No.
/ III east Clay street.
Elders William y. Brown and 2. G. Brown
will lecture on 1.-THE Return OF Jesus" at
the Old-Market Hall, tO.day at Q and I:4j
p. u.
Rey. W. T.. Hatcher, d. H.. will, by spe-
/ ci1 request, repeat bis address on "spurgeou
and HIS WORK" Tonight at the First Baptist
church.
Richmond Lodge Of Els hiss accepted an
invitation 10 unite with Norfolk Lodge, No.
80. next Thursday nightin their anniversary
celebration.
Mr.. and MIRA. William II. Richardson, OF
| Yonkers, n. Y. are visiting their friends,
| Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Peiouze. no. 720 east
Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. \. Colemsu, who haze
been visiting Mr.. G. W. Tanner and family
| NJ ll2 south Third street, returned TO New
York Friday evening.
Invitation are out 70 the marusge Of Mr..
/ ". W. AberuGihy aud Miss Carrie W. Mill
/ Ism, Of this city, on next Tuesday evening
at the residence oi the bride.
The ladies' Of Trinity church win give an
/ oyster supper St the cnurch, Broad and
/ Twentieth streets, to-moTrow night, begin
ping At g O'Clock. They wish 10 see all Oh
| their friends present.
/ In the Police Court Yesterday morning John
/ r. Brown fcolored) was ioed s. and costs
/ Tor assaul'ing aud healing his mother. and
Dabney jackson, q cOlored tramp, was given
twenty tour hours in which to shake the
/ dust OF the city from bis feet.
The following newly-elected officers Of
/ Anchor Lodge, No. g. order Of the Golden
/ Cham, will be Installed on The night OF De-
| cembcr 18th: Albert Witte, past command
er: W. II. Barrett, cOmmauder; J. 7. SIM
/ mons, vice. commander; C.. I. Garbrough,
| assistant commander; ]. W. RENDER, Jr,
| rrelaie; T.. :. Denny, secretarT; J. x. Shep-
/ herd. collector; Thomas n. Render. trea-
surer; X. +. Cox, guide; John Roach,
guardian; q. =. a. Sucker, sentry.
The December No. Of Ilarper's Magazine
/ lust at hand, contains "SOsrus DlsDll, a
Story by William w. Archer, with Illusira-
uons by A. b. Frost, engraved 10y Lindsay,
| williams 4 Putnam Air. Archer has by
sheer ability and origipallty risen to high
rank as q story-wrrter, and this Is one OF the
/ beat Of his productions. lie IS correct IN
/ bis use OF the negro dislec5. picturesque in
| HE scenes aud characters, quaint In his hu-
NOR, and interesting in the development Of
/ bis plot.
Mrs. Ball. the wife Of Mr. Henry Q. Ball,
/ OF No. 5i1 north Eighth street, died vester-
pay morning At 1915. Mrs Ball. with her
widowed mother, Mrs. judith L. Neale, and
/ three sisters came from King William county
| 10 live in the cityin 1887. The deceased vas
| the niece OF Sir. William Neale, who City
years $50 was the leading wholesale dry
| goods merchant IN the city. and whose store
/ was located at the southwest corner OF Nam
/ aud Filteeaib sirests. The surviving sisters
are Mrs. &. Il. stacy and Mrs. Judith q.