Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
Personals and Briefs.

No cases were tried yesterday in the
United States court.
Miss DRYDEN, Of New York. is the guest
of Miss Page Booker.
Mr.. John NJ. Price, business manager Of
the STATE, has left on trip TO New York.
Mss Effe Branch will go to Europe with
Miss PEBBLES. of New York, early IN June.
Misses Minnie Hanmill and Jenning Bill
lings of Baltimore, are visiting friends
here.
There will be a service Of song st the
Male Orphan Asylum at o'clock this after
noon.
Misses Mary Cameron and Nettie Potts
are visiting Miss Helen Cameron, OF Peters
burg.
Miss Kate Bruce, of Halifax county, is
is the guest of Mrs Willie Hill, west Grace
street.
Mrs. W. r. Powell, who was taken sud-
denly i'll Thursday night, was no better
yesterday.
The Maryland Association of Virginia
will meet tomorrow night at the Chamber
of-COmmerce rooms.
The contract for furnishing uniforms for
the police of the Second district has been
awarded Christian Unkel.
Miss Carrie Williams, of Church Hill, has
returned home, after visit to Trends aud
relatives at Newport News.
Mrs. Laura A. Ball, who was stricken
with paralysis last Sunday night, Is re-
ported as greatly improved
DR.. and Mrs. Landon b. Edwards have
returned from visit of about two weeks
to some OF the southern cities.
Mr.. William TAYLOR. of the State, who has
been painfully indisposed for several days,
was able TO be at ais post yesterday.
Misses Margaret Jones and Pansy Belvin,
after an absence of several days spent ai
Old Point. have returned TO the city.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas w. Hunger
ford. who died Thursday at the Soldiers
Home, were taken to Petersburg yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. f. II. Meehan, who has been ct tbs
New Reservoir rose-gardens for tho pas
year, leaves Monday to accept position Il
Washington.
The members of Church-Hill Court, No
| Is. Order of Equitable League. Will pay,
| visit TO Grace Court tomorrow night, By
invitation Of the latter court.
Master Gussie Schultz, one of the boy
at the Male Orphan Asylum. has beer
called to Philadelphia by telegram an
nounclng the death of his mother.
Changes of schedule of the Richmond
| Fredericksburg and Potomac and the Nor.
! folk and Western railroads, to 90 into
effect to-day. viii be found ON page 10.
The city ambulance was called to The
corner of Seventeenth and Cary streets a
s;t5 A. III. Yesterday to colored man who
was having commissions. He was taken Il
| the almshouse.
Mr.. b. ID. Core. OF Northampton county
! Va. a clerk in Treasurer Harman's Office
and Miss Nellie Walthall, Of Richmond
will be married on Wednesday the 23d in
slant at the First Baptist church, at 5:3'
p. NJ.
The weekly meeting Of Elba Social an'
| Democratic CLUB will be held tomorrow
| night and report is expected from YER
| important committee appointed at It's las
meeting. Every member Of the club should
be present.
II il rumored that Judge Waddill hai
rendered to Edgar Allan, Jr., son OF DIR
| Edgar Allan, Of this city. an appointment
/ 10 the WEST IOtUb 4nnAhtil A'@N."tfE
| prospective cadet Is now student at the
| Academy Of Worcester, Mass.
Rev. +. Dreyer, OF Fraser, Mich, former
| " pastor of Bethlehem lutheran church
Is in the city. accompanied by his wife
! They are the guests of Mr.. III. ". Moesta
Mir. Dreyer will preach for his old congre
CATION this morning ut IL o'clock.
Rev. DR.. 8. s. Lambeth, assisted by Rev
IL /. Nash, Of Raleigh, N. O., Will cOntnu
the revival services at Broad-Street Metho
dist Episcopal church. There will be tire,
services to-day at IL A. NJ, and and Z
M. Seats free and welcome for all.
Rev. DR.. John b. Newton. Rev. Messrs
pike Powers. J. y. Funston, and Lewis W
! Burton, OF Richmond. and Rev. Mr.. Clop
! ton. OF Manchester, have been in attend
anee on the James-Riyer ConvocatiOn o
fhe Episcopal Church. in session at Ash
land. Rev. Pike Powers is president
the convention.
Mr.. L. c. Crump, an old Blue y Of TN
! citv. possesses an interesting S0uceair OF IN
paSt In the form Of series OF resolution
adopted by the Blues March n. 1855, re
turning thanks 10 various organization
and persons in Philadelphia who showe'
them courtesies on the occasion OF thei
then recent visit to that city. The resolu
! tions are printed on white satin.