Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Personals and Brief.

Cantain n. p. Davis is able to be out
after a painful illness.
number of newly-elected city officers
qualified before Mayor Ellyson yesterday
The Misses Conner, from South Carolina,
are the guests of Mrs. John Enders. east
Main.
Mr.. W. A. Turpin. clerk at the Exchange
Hotel. has returned 70 duty IN lmpro'eu
health.
Mrs. ]. Kent Drane and daughter OF
louisville, KY, are visiting relatives IN
the city.
Mr.. Walter Shelton will leave for Balti-
more tomorrow to engage IN business III
that city.
Miss yenable, from the University, ia the
guest of Mrs. Boykin, corner OF franAiin
and Second.
Misses Mary and Charlotte Kearney, OF
this city, are visiting relatives ON Jersey
City Heights.
The Otey Battery Association viii have
their annual reiinion at the Old pump
house on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Pemberton, Of west rlarshalI
street. has returned home after abrief VisH
to Caroline county.
Mrs. C. Ullman. Of Wsrrenton. Va, If
visiting Mr.. Levi Hexter and daughter III
81 east Clay street.
Miss Gertrude Rives has returned TO her
home after pleasant ylslt 10 MISS niaiJ
Pegram, west franklin.
The Henrico County Court meets TO-
morrow. There are very few important
cases TO be tried this term.
Miss Wales and Miss Lucille Dawes, who
have been the guests of Miss May Grifhth,
have returned to Norfolk.
Miss Irene Langborne is attending com
mencement at Chapel Hill, n. Z. one 10
the guest of Miss Morehead.
There will be no services at Laurel-Street
Methodist church tonight on account Oh
the Rev. Sam Jones meeting.
Misses Bette Borum and May Williams,
of Portsmouth, have returned home after
q pleasant visit to friends here.
Fulton Democratic Club will meet in
Powhatan Hall Tuesday night to WIND up
the affairs Of the late campaign.
Miss Annie Staples. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John n. Gordon, has
returned home. at Catskill n. y.
Mrs. b. Newman, Of Big Springs, Texas,
ia here on visit to her mother. Mrs.
bernstein. 2l2 north Seventeenth street.
The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will meet at Miss Crenshaws. Nam
and Adams streets, tomorrow at ii A. NJ
Mrs. Annie L. Tonge. of Highwood. n.
J.. who has been visiting her cousin. Mr.
W. w. Gosden, returned home few days
ago.
DIR. r. r. Styll, the resident physician OF
Hollins Institute, will be the physician IN
charge at the Allegheny Springs this sea-
son.
Miss Anna L. Howard, of Galveston,
Texas. is III the city, visiting her cousin,
Mrs. II. c. Boudar, 620 north Seventh
street.
Miss Lizzie Wheatlcy, of Alexandria, is
visiting her relative, w. NJ. Baggett, ESQ.,,
Thirteenth and McDonough streets, Man.
chester.
The members Of Church Hill Court, No.
%, Order Equitable League. will pay q
! fraternal visit to Sidney Court, No. 81, TO-
morrow night.
Owing to the necessary absence of Judge
+. c.. Minor, Judge Isaac II. Christian will
preside at Henrico County Court the first
| part of this week.
The Governor has appointed Hon. ]. L.
NJ. Curry to the Board OF Visitors OF the
Normal School at Farmyllle rice Rev. DE-.
Paul Whitehead, resigned.
Miss Fife Branch leaves tomorrow for
New York. whence she will sail with a
party for an extended European tour, re-
| turning some time in the fall.
Miss Fannie Scott, who has been visiting
her brother, Dir. w. H. Scott, of this city,
| for the past six months, left yesterday TOR
her home in Guyandotte, W. Va.
DR.. John II. Weymouth and wife, of
| Beyerley W. Va, accompanied by Dr.
| Lewis Talbot, have all returned home At
| ter a visit to relatives in Richmond.
Miss Florence b. Hechler of north Twen-
| ty-ffth street, has returned from BATH
more. where she went to attend the mar
rage of Miss Annie Pierce. of that city.
Mrs. Agnes Smith and daughter of BATH
more. who have been visiting the parents
| of the former, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood
all, of 90j east Broad street, have returned
| home.
Mrs. C. Beckman and daughter. Miss
Rosa, left the city Friday for Pittsburgh,
| Pa, where they will spent three months
with Mrs. Beckman's daughter, Mrs. W. L..
Mayer.
Miss Matte G. Oppenhimer. daughter
Of Mr.. A. 0ppenhimer, will return home
tomorrow from Roanoke Female College.
where she has just received her diploma as
a full graduate.
Mr.. Thomas L. Luck and daughter, Mrs:
| NJ Fielder, formerly of Caroline. nov OF
Brussels, Mo-. have left for home after a
! short stay with relatives in Richmond and
! Caroline county.
Colonel w. P. Smith, of r. L. Lee Camp,
yesterday received from II. G. Workman
! and j. W. Gillian check for $3.50 in pay
ment for the boxes in which the X. L. Lee
statue was brought from Paris.
Rev r. p. Kerr. ID. d., will preach the
baccalaureate sermon at Hampden-Sldney
to-day. Rev. James Little, ID. D., wll oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church both morning and night.
Mr.. j. d. X. Sleight will address Sun.
| day-school gathering at St. Martins Epis-
copal church, Hanover Junction, thisatter,,
noon, and will be the guest of Maj,r and
Mrs. Thomas W. boswell. at ''Buufeld."
The excursion train to Petersburg TO at
tend the unveiling of the Confederate
statue leaves tomorrow morning At $3.50
and affords an excellent opportunity tor
cheap trip to Petersburg. Return at 1880
Master Moore Lathrop, who as the Mid.
shipmite made such hit in the Pinafort
performances. IS a son of MIR. G.. p. Iathrof
| and grandson of the late General Pat
Moore. lie has a splendid voice for one SC
young.
Mr.. John Thomas Elan. brother OF Mr,
James i. Elan, died yesterday morning al
his residence on Twenty-seyenth street OF
heart-disease after an illness of twenty
four hours. The deceased was in his thirty
third year and leaves a widow and one
child.
Messrs. Juan A. Pizzini, Jr, W. B. Tay:
lor, Jacob Crone, Charles Petticolas, and
Thomas Ferrandini, OF the Pastime Boa'
Club, sailed on their annual cruise yester'
day afternoon in the sloop Success. They
viii spend about ten DAYS in fishing anc
hunting on the lower james.
Mr.. James Sweeny has awarded the CON
tract for his new stable, which Will pt
erected on the east side of Eighth street II
rear Of the Pace Block, to the followins
persons: j. p. Maynard 4 Son, brick
work: 1. NJ. Percivai, woodwork; Rich
mond Granite Company, stone-work; Johr
I ROWerS. tlnQIn0 and ,,lrx,, HING. Thomas