Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
PERSONAL AND BRIEF
MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST GIVEN IN
VERY SHORT SPACE.
Notes About Movements Of Our frie""'
TO aud from the City-Scciety
and General News.

Mr. W. o. Sydnor, the Chesapeake
and Ohio agent at Stanton, was IN the
city yesterday.
Miss Virginia Do Beene has returned
TO her home in Newport News after
visit TO friends here.
Miss Nellie Walden, of Chesterfield
county, is the guest OF Mrs. L. +. NeS''
1912 east Franklin street.
Hon. John W. Johnston, formerly OF
Buchanan, Va. but now a resident Oh
Birmingham, ia, Is in the city.
Mr.. William Mitchell, Of Clifton
Forge, formerly OF the business depart
ment Of the Times, is in the city.
Miss Sadie Ford, OF Church Hill. has
returned home after q pleasant visit OF
five weeks to friends in Baltimore.
DR.. W. II. Handley and wife have re-
turned home after three months trp
North in pursuit OF health, much I'M
proved.
Treasurer r. r. Horne, OF Hanover
Austo Hoge. Of Stanton, and X. n.
Turner. OF Goochland, we're at the Capt.
tol yesterday.
Mrs. William II. Stiih has returned
homs after n most ENJOYABLE and bene-
fetal visit Of two months to her son IN
Birmingham, Ala.
The Executive Committee Of the Zap
list Orphsnage Of Virginia will meet at
DR.. Hatcher's residence on Monday eve
ming, November 10th.
The Glen Allen Baptist church has re-
Gently chosen DR.. John Pollard 10 be ITS
pastor. and has also determined to build
new house Of worship.
DIR. Hatcher viii preach at the Taber,
nacle this morning and tonight, All
the evening services of that church Will
hereafter begin at y o'clock.
Miss Annie d. Lambeth, OF west Cary
street, left yesterday for the Beliield
Seminary, GreeResville county, where
she will remain this session teaching.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Nellie Hawks to lIr. o. b. Glazebrook,
at Park Place Methodist church next
Thursday, November 9Th, at 5:l5 I. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Rodreguirs, of the
Campinas Mission. are the guests of Mrs.
Littleton Fitzgerald, 40 east Cary
street. They sail for Brazil the 9th OF
November.
DR.. A. Spiers George and Messrs.
ROYAL Gatewood and Howard Cottrell
returned to the city Thursday, after a
pleasant hunt of several days They
killed forty seven partridges and twenty
seven hares.
The Misses Dimmock, who have been
spending some days with Captain
REGISTER, have been called home by the
death OF their grandfather, Mr.. Robert
G. Soldan, Of Gloucester, one OF the old
est and most prominent citizens OF that
county.
The +. n. &. Club held its regular semi
monthly meeting last Friday night with
large attendance. This club was reorga-
nized about two months ago, has now
very select membership, and is destined
to become one Of the leading literary or
carnations of the city.
Mrs. DIR. Gaillard, of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Lewis II. Blair. 5lf east
Grace street. Mrs. Gaillard is well
known as the daughter of the late dis
tinguished surgeon, DR.. Charles Bell
Gibson. This is her first visit to Rich
mond in twenty-three years.
A delegation of thirteen ladies, repro
senting the Richmond district, left ria
Norfolk and Western railroad yesterday
morning to attend the annual State Con-
yention OF the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church, which
conyenes in Farmville this evening.
They were accompanied by Mrs Juliana
HAYES, OF Baltimore. president OF tue
Womans Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
The convention will probably remain in
session until Wednesday morning.
There was organized at the home OF
Mrs. j. c. Clifton, Twenty-fourth street,
on Friday night, literary union COM
posed OF the following ladies' and gentle
men: Misses Carrie Clifton, Kate Sulli-
van, Ruth Harris, Bruce Wallace, Fan
ME Canar, Maggie johnson, and Messrs.
I. It. Wallace, Jr., John Enos, Il. NJ.
Wallace, Willie Bracket, Edward Shack
elford, w. n. Wallace, Samuel Enos,
and Il. Carter. The officers are |. i.
Wallace, president; Fannie Canar, vice
president Samuel Enos, treasurer, and
W. n. Wallace, secretary.