Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-13
Briefs and persOnals,

Miss Belle Pelouze left the city we'd
nesday for Buffalo. n. \.
Miss Pearl Bodeker, of Church Hill, has
returned from visit to New YORK. ~
Mr.. Herbert l.. Rees has returned from
New York after very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. II. L. Pelonze returned home yes
terday after a short trip through the State.
Mrs. Weldon Anderson. with her son and
niece. have returned from the Old Sweet
Springs.
Curbing was being put down yesterday
on the south side of Mbermarle street be-
tween Laurel and Cherry.
Miss Jennie Otey, who has been visiting
her friends. the Misses Hoover, OF Staun-
ton, has returned to the city.
Misses NJ. f. Bowers and I. Y. Bowers,
of this city, have been at the Bedford
Springs for the past four weeks.
Mr.. William II. Saddler, the efficient
yonng clerk for the Religions Herald, has
gone 10 the country TO recuperate.
Mr.. r. d. Wade, superintendent of mo-
tiye-power of the Richmond and Danville
system. has returned to Washington.
Mr.. William II. Beveridge is quite sick
with malarial-fever at his summer home
in Hanover county, near Atlee's station.
The petit jury in the Henrico County
Court has been adjourned over until next
Tuesday, when the grand jury also meets.
Attorney General II. Taylor Scott has re-
turned from his summer vacation and hon.
John f. Massey is back from a brlef trip to
the country.
Miss Daisy Whittet has returned to the
city after q very pleasant trip 20 the Cats
kill Mountains, New York, Boston, and
other points.
Rev. DR.. Sprigg has returned home after a
pleasant sOjourn of several weeks, and
will conduct services at Moore-Memoral
church on Sunday as usual.
The treasurer of Stonewall Jackson Camp
of Fraternal Legion has paid the benet-
eiaries Of the late Edmund Hoffman $1,000
in full for death-beneft certificate held by
them.
II was reported Yesterday that the Wo-
mans Christian Association had purchased
two houses on Franklin street between
Seventh and Eighth as future home Ior
that organization.
Mr.. Edward r. Colgin, late with A. & G..
Cameron * Sizer, has been appointed by
the Brazilian Trade Company as general
manager OF all their tobacco, cigarette,
and cigar-factories in the United States OF
Brazil.
At q meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Richmond and Manchester Land
Company held yesterday it was decided to
proceed to grade the streets OF their pro-
perty, plant trees, and otherwise beautfy
the same.
young lady of Church Hill and two of
Henrico county have recently been prac-
tising horseback riding in the style adopt
ed by Miss Janness and we may look to
see the bifurcated skirts upon the streets
of Richmond.
The contract for furnishing stationery
TO the State has been divided among the
four Richmond bidders-viz., Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company, Virginia
Paper Company, ]. W. Randolph. and
Everett Waddey.
Mr.. John p. Branch. Mr.. Blythe Branch,
and Miss Branch, who have Just returned
from an extended European tour. are at
the home OF Mr.. John Branch, Quaker
Hill" IN New York State, where they will
spend several days.
Rev. DR.. Kerr and party will leave early
next week Tor their trip TO Europe and the
Holy Land: DR.. Kerr will therefore occu-
py his pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow for the last time prior
20 his departure. During his absence the
pulpit VIII be supplied regularly BY dt-