Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Maitland, of Baltimore. is visiting
her friend. Miss Alice Barnes.
There will be services at the Male Or
phan Asylum at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Irene Bodeker has returned from
school al Bowling Green with high honors.
Miss Lila Null, of this city, is visiting
her friend, Miss Lillian Cook, of Clayton,
Del.
DIR. Lewis Burgess, of Newark, n. J., is
here on visit 10 his sister, Mrs. Manly Is.
Ramos.
Mrs. II. w. Fuller and daughter, Miss
Lucille. are at Mr.. r. ii. Wmuocks for a
few days.
Mr.. Daniel Wilson, of New York, left
yesterday for home, after pleasant visit
10 Richmond.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday iudg-
ment was awarded the Commonwealth III
ten coupon cases.
The closing exercises Of the st. Joseph's
Academy will take place Wednesday, June
18th, at o'clock A. NJ.
Mrs. Ben. Wylie (rfe Miss Marion Sibley),
of Atlanta, GA, is the guest OF Mrs.
Cutchins on Franklin street.
Miss Jessie Woodfn, of Hampton, who
has been attending HOllins Institute, is
the guest of Miss Gay Ragland.
Mr.. l.. p. Ecker, potentate of Acca Tenn
pie left Yesterday for Chicago TO attend
the annual meeting of the Mystic Shrine.
Miss Sue H. Rodman. Of Frankfort, Ky,
is the guest of her friend and cOllegemate,
Miss Janey 7. Steel. 200 south Third street.
Mrs. d. Smith BEDFORD. accompanied by
her little daughters, Sallie and Katie, left
for New York and Philadelphia last week.
Miss George Hunt is visiting her fathers
relations in Boston Mass. She will return
to her home in this city about the middle
Of October.
Miss Sallie Tallow, who has, been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. Smith BEDFORD,
left for her home in Atlantic City yester-
day morning.
Mrs. c. A. Hunt, Of Wichita Falls, Texas,
and her sister. Miss Willie JeffresS, of Char
| lotte county, have been the guests OF Mrs.
Irving Phillips.
Mr.. A. Cohen. of the firm of 4. Cohen &
| Co.. left yesterday to attend the Travellers
Atlantic City, N
Miss Matte Ready, formerly Of Rich
mond, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. l..
| Binninger, are at Ford's Hotel ea route to
their home in Pennsylvania.
The lawn party at the Male Orphan
ASYLUM, which was such great success
| Friday evening, will be repeated tomorrow
| evening from 10 IL o'clock.
United States Marshal Il. Il. Farr has es-
| tablished the central Office for the district
at Alexandria, with Mr.. George w. Hawk
hurst. chief deputy, In charge.
Two of the six full graduates At Hollins
| institute are Richmond ladies-Mlss Janey
z. Steel and Miss Annie NJ. Olcott. The
latter received the composition medal.
Matters were very dull about the Hen
rico courthouse yesterday. No cases Of
| interest were tried either in the County
| Court or before any Of the magistrates.
Mrs. DIR. J. II. Green, accompanied by
| her cousin, Miss Mamie RamspeCk, of De
catur. Ga, are on "A visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander l.. Little, OF TINS
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Goddard left on We'd
| nesday last for an extended trip IN the
| West. They will visit Cincinnati, Chicago,
and st. Louis, and will be gone several
weeks.
II the report Of the pupils who received
/ honors ut Central school published yestcr-
| day, the name of Thomas Anthony was
omitted. lie received the highest honOrs
in First Primary A.
Three small suits were instituted in the
! City Circuit Court yesterday and the case
Of IL. A. Lukhard cs. The Metropolitan
| Life-Insurauce Company was continued
until the next term.
The Religious Herald Company yesterday
surprised their employees by presenting
them with box OF fine peaches just from
! Florida. for which the smiles Of the recipi-
ents expressed more than words.
A number Of the retail dry goods mer-
| chants on Broad street have signed M
agreement TO close their places of business
| al 6 O'Clock p. NJ. from now until SepteIn-
Der 18th. This is proper move.
The Esther chorus will meet at Ramos &
| Coz on Tuesday, June 18th, at S:l5 p. NJ.
| for the purpose Of taxing under c0nsidera-
! ton the best method that they can adOpt
70 raise fund for the Johnstown sufferers.
Mr.. j. l.. McGlone. formerly private Sc
cretary Of Hon. John s. Wise, in this city,
| and lately engaged in business in New
| York, has moved back 20 Richmond and
accepted position with the Postal Iele-
graph-Cable Company.
John J.. Roper Lodge of Perfection, No
! 8, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
| Ireomasonry, Will hold Its regular monthly
communication AT ST. Adams Hall Monday
| night. Wardens and othcr officers viii be
elected and The fourteenth degree will be
conferred IN full form.
At the close Of Major Baker P. Lees adj
| mirabie address before the literary socie-
ties OF Hollins Institute he was presented
With a handsome basket Of flowers Ad-
yancing 10 the front he said The APP
plause of niel always falls gratefully on
the ear, but tokens such as this go straight
! TO the hedrt.n
Mr.. George 0. Jones, who was run into
! by en- electric car on Tenth and Bank
streets May 18th, wore a plaster cast on
| his foot up TO last Tuesday, when the doc
| tor took it OF. After being OF three days
the physician found the broken ligament
not sufficiently rested, and will put the
east on again Monday to stay two weeks
longer.
Decree of Divorce.