Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-01-04
Personals and Briefs.


Misses Z. A. Smith of Hamp-
ton and Clara l.. Scott of Danville
were the guests of Misses Cora and
Sarah Brown, 1904 n. 3rd Street.
Mr.. r. NJ. Smith and his daugh-
ter, Miss Lou were the guests of Mr..
John B. Harris, 412 n 3D. Street
Ia persons were fed Fridcy
Dec. 27, 1889 at the Old Folks din
ner given nt the odd Fellows Hall.
-Messrs Jas. Clarke and Benz.
Manning of Chester, Pa, were in the
city this week and called at our Of
fee in company with DR.. Samuel
Christian. They returned home
Monday.
Mr.. John Meriweather of New
York called on us.
Mr.. II. c. Anderson of Bellevue,
Del, called on us.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Anderson who has
been spending some time in Rich
mond will be pleased to have her
many friends know that after the
9TH inst. she will be at her home in
Woodville for the balance of the sea-
son.
j. NJ. Dabney, w. II. Eggleston,
L. r. Jackson, A. A. Gordon, William
Miller of the Independent Club will
leave to-day for Florida.
Please pay our Collector.
The well-known Mr.. Frank Fer
rell, who figured so conspicuously in
| the Knights of Labor Convention
and introduced Master Workman
T. V. Poverty to Gov. Lee has been
appointed by President Harrison TO
a position paying $4,000 per year.
Misses Marie l.. Brown, Nan
ME B. Jones, Zemoria ID. Jones,
Mamie L. Moten of Washington, ID.
c., called on us.
Miss Mamie L. Robinson OF
Danville, Va, called on us.
| Miss Maggie L. Cheatham OF
Philadelphia is visiting her mother
at SIG Calhoun st.
1 -Messrs. John c. and B. M. Tins
ley of Ashland, Va, called on us.
Mrs. Wiggans' name should
have been added to the list of contri
butors published last week.
Miss Lucy r. Wilson of thi.
city has returned from an extended
trip North from visiting friends anC
relatives and is looking well. She il
stopping at her sisters, Mrs. Simon
johnson 403 w. Duval st.
Mrs. James F. johnson, o
Haverhill, Mass, formerly Mrs. Rich
ard Singleton of Richmond, Va. i
! spending her Christmas holidays Will
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Ann Singleton
North 25th and X. streets. She vii
be glad to receive her friends.
The Public Schools of this cit,
: opened again last Thursday:
Il The Young Mems Christian AS
= sociation contemplate publishing
= magazine shortly:
' Mrs. A. p. Dunbar is visitin,
e friends in South Carolina. She wi
be gone three months.
eI Some one sent to this Office
pair of embroidered velvet slipper
and a silk travelling cap. Both wer
: much needed. No name was enclo.
e ed: We return thanks all the same:
% Miss Susie Harris has been in
n disposed during the past week.
MT. NJ. Luther Nicholas, who
IS attending Lincoln University was
is the city. His brother James
4 here.
d MI. Simon W. Mosby deceased We
It 75 years of age.
u we heartily appreciate tn
token, and are unable to express tt
thanks we feel further than to sa
God bless the sisters. -
We have received from MT.
"a g. williams of Newport K. l., a COZ
I. of the Resolutions adopted by Il
- Historical Literary Society in whi,
- they oppose the emigration of colo
IA ed people to Africa.
lie MT. Charles Thurston, now
l Pennsylvania formerly of this eli
be called on us.
Ell Mr.. Minor Thompson of Co
ne cord, n. H., is proving his friendsh
for the PLANET in a substantial wa
~ ~ He sends Messrs Joseph Johnso
Uh Martin Richardson, John William
= William S. Page as subscribers, al
~ promises to do more.
at Mr.. David Ennis of Fredericl
at burg is doing thriving transfer b
alb mess. We wish him success.
in Il. Thomas Henry Esq, of Half
he Co., Va, was in the city this week.
ye- Major A. Boykin, of the Ha
TO ton N. & A. Institute called on
lg- last week. He has been on an
'se tended trip north and west and "
es- looking well.
-Mr Hezekiah Curtis, the w
known business man has been Wis
TO- ing in Caroline County, Va.
rus A Colored Bar Association was