Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Personals and Briefs.

Tho Henrico County Court meets to-
morrow.
Miss Kate Hatcher is visiting IN Wash
ington city.
Mr.. F. T. Glasgow left last week on a
business trip TO Cuba.
One small suit was instituted yesterday
in the City Circuit Court.
Misses Annie and Cary Glasgow are visit
ing at the University of Virginia.
Mrs. F. II. Glasgow and daughter, Miss
Rebe, are on "a visit to DR.. 5. g. Gholson,
Holly Springs, Miss.
After spending the winter months in the
sunny South Mrs. Ashton Starke returned
to the city Last week.
Miss Alice Sherry, of New York, is IN the
city, the guest OF Mr.. Oliver Mountcastle,
No. 920 east Broad street.
Mrs. Agnes Smith and daughter. Of Balti-
more, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Woodall, of sos east Broad.
Rev. w. w. Landrum. ID. D.. and wife
have gone 10 King William county for a
few days TO visit Mrs. Landrum's relatives.
DIR. C. II. Tiebault. Of New Orleans, is
visiting the CITY. and is the guest Of Mr.. A.
LangstGf Johnston, No. 4OS north Tenth
street.
Miss Grace Barry, of Norfolk, who has
been visiting Miss Stella Burr, on Floyd
avenue, for several weeks, has returned TO
her home.
Christopher Amrhein and daughter, Of
Utica, n. Y, were in this city yesterday,
calling on Professor q. (. Mutter, organist
of St. Mary's church.
Miss Mollie Shepherd of Columbia, Flu
wanna county, il visiting her uncle, MIR. j..
+. Netherland, east Clay street. She will
remain until after the unveiling.
Nr. James Bowen. of No. 413 north Seven
teenth street, and his niece, Miss Sarah
Bowen, Of No. GOO Graham street, Fulton,
are visiting relatives in Montreal, Canada.
One of the youngest lads who touched
the ropes by which the Lee statue was
drawn through the streets last Wednesday
was little PeyJon Starke Lewis aged SIX
months.
Mr.. James A. Gentry, Of the State, is
steadily improving. He has been able 10
be out every day this week, but is unable
TO walk any distance and can do no out
door work.
There will be a meeting of the Demo
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No. GIT west Main street Tuesday night at
o'clock. All members are requested TO
be present.
Hon. II. w. Flournoy was installed SUI
preme governor of the Progressive Endow-
ment Guild of America in the head Office of
the order in this clty yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Grand Patriarch Of the Grand En-
campment l. O. o. f., Samuel McCaughey
OF Norfolk. will pay an official visit to
Neilson-Excelsior and Concordia Encamp-
ments conformity wednesday, 14th.
Mr.. Ambrose Ayers. formerly of tho Elk.
/ change and Ballard, is now the caterer OF
/ the Terminal Hotel at West Point. Mr.
Ayers is an experienced hOtel-man. and will
no doubt prove valuable acquisition tC
the Terminal.
Memorial services in honor of the late G.
/ Judson Bethel will be held at Ridge
church.. Henrico county, this afternoon
/ llr. Bethel was. one Of The organizers Of
Z his church and for years one of its most
prominent members.
The boxes containing the Lee statue
we're not opened yesterday. The one con
taing the body Of the horse was moved
! from the wagon, and everything Is now
! ready 10 Degn tomorrow the Work o
| joining the pieces Of the statue.
Messrs. W. II. Barratt, commander; w
G. Graham, treasurer; and X. s Denny
secretary OF Anchor Lodge No. 8, Order o.
| the Golden Chain, recently called OF
Mrs. Frank Potts and handed her a draf
for 5000, the amount due her on the deati
of her husband.
Among the visitors present at the meet
ing of Sidney Lodge of Good Templar
held at Belyidere Hall Friday night wer,
Misses Woodland, and Dance. of Res
cue: Messrs. Mears and Everett. O
Soldiers Home; Messrs. Derrick ant
Others, from Trinity. aud Mr.. Pearson ans
Miss Tucker, Of Charity. There were tire,
limitations, after which addresses wer,
and Everett, and solos were sung by g. II
Chick, Esau Coker, and Miss Ella Han
nand