Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Personals and Brlefs.

Mr.. stephen McBlanOu HAS leAe III "o9'
Point on business.
Mr.. Stanhope Boiling has returned from
trip TO Cobb's Island.
Miss Callie Ryland is visiting Miss Nan
ME Winston at Glen Allen.
The Elba Democratic Club of Clay Ward
will meet tomorrow night.
He. Joynes. treasurer of Amherst coun-
ty, was at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. John q. Scott returned yesterday
from the University of Virginia.
Misses Maggie and Evelyn Prosser have
gone to Amelia on a visit to friends.
Mrs. Dr. Charles Steel and Miss Lily
Gum left yesterday for Harrisonburg, Va
Mr.. Robert A. Lancaster's family lett yes
terday for their country home, Nallawha-
toOla.
Mrs. Agnes Smith. of Baltimore. is in the
CITY on a visit to her mother, Mrs. James
Woodall.
Mrs. r. VI. Logan returned to her home
in Buckingham Yesterday. after a pleasant
visit to New York.
The annual picnic Of the boys of the
Male Orphan Asylum Will be held July Attn
at Shields's farm.
Miss Bette p. Henley, of Hillsboro',
King and Queen county, IS visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. :. Z. Waddill
Mrs. Camm and Miss Ellen Lee left yes
terday morning for the Allegheny Springs
where they will spend some time.
Mrs. Theodore Frick left the city last
Wednesday morning on visit 10 her SIS
ter Mrs. I. Maisch, in Pittsburgh Ia.
Mrs. Thomas c. Cunningham is on
visit 10 her father. Judge Isaac Christian,
at Woodbourne. in Charles City county.
Miss Marie Loyal. Of SIC north Third
street has just returned from Washing
ton, where she has been visiting friends.
Among the graduates of Yale University
of the class of 1899 who receive the degree
of LII. ID. is Dir. a. J. Ferrandinl, OF this
city.
Mrs. William G. Hill. Of Boston, accom-
panied by her son Clarence. IS IN the city
on visit to her father, Charles q. Ihomp-
son, Esq.
Miss Mamie Wilson, who has been on
visit to her uncle. T. l.. Johns, OF TINS CITY,
leaves this morning for her home IN Ches-
terield county.
Pavmaster c. p. Thompson. of the United
States navy, who came TO the city 10 at
tend the funeral of his brother, has re-
turned TO Washington.
Miss Lula Meade has returned from the
Sacred Heart Academy, Lancaster, Pa,
bringing with her a handsome medal
awarded TO her as first premium IN art.
Two colored BOYS were painfully hurt in
the West End FRIDAY afternoon by the eX-
plosion Of an old shell which one Of them
found and was trying to break open with
hammer.
The CITY Democratic Committee will
meet at the Circuit-Court room ats o'cl0ck
tomorrow night to adopt plan for mold
ing ward meetings 10 elect delegates 10 the
guhernatorial convention.
Miss Lena Adams, of Charles City eoun-
tv, who is visiting her uncle. Mr.. ii. Z.
Adams, No. 23O north lWehtle1h street
will return home Wednesday, accompa-
MED by her cousin, Miss Cary Adams.
Nessrs. G.. A. Thilow. j. Mulcare. A.
Wagner, and W. L. Gresset will leave
Monday morning for Rawley Springs,
where they will play during the summer.
Mr.. Thilow's wife will accompany HIM.
The Board of Supervisors Of Henrico
met ut the county courthouse yesterday
and wound up the years accounts. This
was the last meeting of the present board.
The newly-elected supervisors go into OF
fee the 1st of July.
During DR.. Landrum's vacation in the
month Of August the pulpit OF the Second
Baptist church will be filled by Rev. Or.
Henry Mcdonald. of Atlanta, Ca. former
pastor of the church and minister much
beloved in Richmond.
DR.. George s. Thomas, who fill, the
chair of Latin in the University OF Dakota,
is stopping for few days at the residence
of his uncle. Sergeant Il. \. Thomas, No.
3O7 east Franklin street, where he will be
pleased 70 see his friends.
The capital stock of the North Side
Land-Improyement Company, which was
/ chartered on Friday by Judge Wexford. OF
the Henrico Circuit Court. Is to be not less
than S25. 900, divided into shares Of 500
each. In addition to the officers published
Yesterday the directors are Edward ID.
Price. z. A. Sublett. W. Ii. Dunn, and Is.
/ f. Johnston all of Richmond; }. d. Mosby,
| J. VI. Fourqurean and j. Temple, all of
/ Henrico: A. II. Mosby and James A. Pat
/ terson. Jr.. both of Augusta county.