Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. ". W. Farinholt is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. j. J.. Spindle.
Mr.. Edward p. Valentine returned yes
terday from his European travels.
Rev. i. Branson, d. d., OF Raleigh, n.
c., is in town, stopping at the Hotel Dod-
son.
Mr.. yirginius Hall left yesterday for
Southwest Virginia, to be gone for several
months
Mrs. Morris f. Moses returned yesterday
from Long Branch after an absence VI
three months.
Mr.. William W. Archer of the Strte. re-
turned 20 the city yesterday afternoon
from his brief northern trip
The United States local inspectors were
expected here last night from Norfolk 10
inspect four steam vessels at this port.
Mr. L. +. Davis. Of the city water Office,
has returned from MS vacation. which was
pleasantly spent IN the Valley Of Virginia.
Miss Lille Carter OF Baltimore. who has
been spending some time with her rela-
tions in Richmond, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. James Woodall OF 90j east Broad
street. who has been soj0urning for some
weeks in King William, has returned TO
the city.
MIR. and Mrs. 4 J. StinemetZ and two
sons have returned 10 Richmond after
pleasant visit to Mathews county and
Old Point.
Mrs. II. c. Ashby. o. Church Hill. has
been compelled 20 return 20 the city on a.
count of the sickess of ner three children,
Ida Rubv and Henry
"Chatsworth.' the beautiful farm Of
Mr.. X. B. Chafiin. where the farmers in
stltute will be held on the 18th and 26th. IS
only three miles from Richmond.
Mr.. W. T. Ledford. ma.terpaiuter at tha
Danyille shops, has returned from Boston,
where he attended the session Of the Ma
tional Association Of Ca-Painters.
Mrs. William A. Johnston, Of Latrobe,
Pa. who has been visiting the Beuedictine
Nuns. north Fourth street. for several
weeks, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Misses Maud Hewlett, Ruth Sublett. and
Emma WIniree. accompanied by Captain
B. Lorraine. have returned from delight
full trip to the Natural Bridge and the
caves.
Mr.. William b. Issacs. Captain A. G..
Babcock, and other Richmond Masons
have agreed 10 build a Masonic hall az
Glasgow. 1t will be handsome three
story building.
The ambulance was called yesterday at
3:20 Z. NJ. to attend white rnau a. the cor
ner OF Seventeenth and Cary streets who
had his arm injured by piece OF iron fall
ing on it. He WAS relieved and left with
friends.
Mr.. James Lyons, Jr., who had severe
attack of the grip early last spring and
was ill for long time afterw ards, mas Just
returned to the city after an absence OF
several mouths in the North almost fully
restored IN health.
Misses Lucille Bancroft and Douglas
Terrell passed through the city yesterday
accompanied by their friends, Mr.. Adams
and Mrs Bancroft, on their way TO the
North, where they will remain for few
days. They dined and spent an enjoyable
day at Fords Hotel with some invited
friends.
Washington Chapter. No. 9. Royal Arch
Masons. meets at 81. Albans Hall tonight.
Mr. j. II. Powell is high priest. and be
expects large attendance, as the grand
high priest of Virginia, John L. Parham
will then visit the chapter officially. The
mark degree and past-master's degree will
be conferred.
Mr.. Lewis II. Lghtfoot, q well-known
tobacconist of this city. returned yester-
day morning from trip to Europe and the
Continent. He has been away for two
whole months. and talks interestingly
about what he has seen. He returned on
the City of New York His trip TO Europe
was for business as well as for pleasure.
He was warmly greeted on tho streets by
his numerous friends.