Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
PeraonaIs and Briefs.

Miss Lily Ford, Of Seaboard, N. c.,
is visiting relatives at All Monroe street.
Miss Matte Williams, Of Farmville, is
visiting Mrs. Wood, of 1873 south Laurel
street.
Miss Mary Bright, Of Nashville, Tenn,
is the guest Of Mrs. Il. X. Roberts, No.
10i south Third street.
Mr.. Writ A. Chestermsn, president OF
the Glasgow Manufacturing Company,
was in the city for few hours yester-
day.
Judge Barton, OF Fredericksburg,
will continue the present special term Of
the Chancery Court for about two weeks
longer.
Mrs Frances Gray REGISTER, OF Mary
land, is visiting her son. Captain Reyes
ter, at "The Naples" west Grove
avenue.
Mr.. W. T. +. Wilbur is slowly i'm
proving after an illness OF three months
and an operation performed by DR..
Michaux.
Mrs. Hubbard and her sister, Miss
Gertrude Perkins. Of this city, left on
Tuesday last for Philadelphia to visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Laura b. Nelson, OF Stanton,
who is SO well known in Richmond 30
ciety, is visiting her friend Miss Kate
Hatcher, of west Grace street.
Miss Lula Neurath, of Baltimore,
formerly of this city, who has been very
i'll for three months or more, is now well
enough to take evening walks,
Mrs. w. W. Landrum and Misses
Grace and Madge Landrum have been
quite sick, but they are rapidly recover
ing from An attack of diphthera.
Judge +. II. Farrar, cod Johnnie
Reb, took the southern train yesterday
for Wilmington, n. c., to meet several
lecture engagements in that city.
Mr.. Thomas Dodds, of Wallsend,
England, has returned home after
pleasant visit to his uncle, Mr.. James
Hall, of 5l4 north Seventh street.
Judge Leake is expected to render a
decision in tho Thomas will case at the
next term Of the Chancery Court, which
commences on the first Monday in Jan
uary.
Mrs !. l.. Curley and her daughter
returned to the city Friday night after
an absence Of four months spent visiting
friends at lockwood, Johnstown, and
Meyesdale, Pa, and Glasgow, Va.
The West-End Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet Monday
evening at 4 o'clock at Mrs. Rodgers's,
I'LL Grove avenue. A full attendance
desired, asthere is businessof importance
to be attended TO,
Hon. G. Hoovy Davis and wife, OF
Philadelphia, are stopping ut Mrs.
Duval's, 3Ol east Franklin; also, Mrs.
Du Bose and Miss Alice Robertson,
daughters of Judge William j. Robert
son, OF Charlottesville.
Governor Mckinney yesterday re-
celyed an invitation from Governor
Fowle. of North Carolina, to attend the
Southern Interstate immigration Con-
vention, which meets in Asheville on
December 18th. On account OF previous
engagements he was forced to decline.
A very pretty marriage took place at
Salem Methodist Episcopal church,
Charles City county, on Wednesday,
when Miss Yirgie Adams and Mr.. j. b.
Brockwell, Jr., were joined in holy we'd
lock. Rev. Mr.. Tyler, rector of West
over church, performed the ceremony.
MIR. Eddie Adams, brother of the bride,
and MIR. Willie II. Adams, OF Richmond,
her cousin, were the only attendants.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
brown travelling suit with hat to match.
The Friday Night Social Club Of
Church Hill held its regular meeting at
Miss Nettie Richardson's, 29O5 east
Broad street, Friday evening. After the
transaction OF business spirited de-
bate was engaged in. The subject was,
Resolved, That New York Was Bet
ter Place for the Worlds Fair Than
Chicago" The Alternatives were Miss
Grace Liyesay and Howell Weisiger.
the negatives Miss Estelle Davis and
Willie Parker. The judges, Miss Net
tic Richardson and Ellis French. de-
cided that the negative as represented
by Miss Davis was the best.