Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Grace NJ. Dammann, OF Baltimore, is vls-
iting Mrs. Thomas II. Leary, 0l6 east Gay street.
Mr.. william f. Peters, the oldest street-car
driver IN Richmond, has been quite sick for some
time.
Rev. DIR. A. f. Dickinson returned yesterday
from the Northern Baptists anniversaries at Cin-
cinnati.
Judge B. A. Hancock, OF Chesterfield, and Mr..
A. b. Llghtner, of Augusta, were at the Capitol
yesterday.
Judge f. r. Farrar, Of Amelia, and Delegate
Thomas NJ. Miller, Of Powhatan, were IN tho city
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wood, OF Corsicana, Texas, for
merly Of Prince Edward county, thls State, ID
visiting ut DIR. Hoge's.
W. II. HAYES. tho extra man Mt No. 3 engine
house, was disabled Monday by being kicked on
the leg by one Of the horses.
Mrs. Jolly, wife OF Professor Maurice Jolly, left
for France yesterday morning In consequence OF
the illness OF her aunt at Versailles.
There has been classroom added to the Full
ton Baptlst church, adding TO the seating capacl-
ty and improving the appearance OF the church.
The addition 10 Howard Grove Baptist church
will be completed ;his week and the opening
services will be held next Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Fl. s. Anderson, Of SIS north Third street,
who has been confined 10 her room since the
10Th Of January, Is now slowly but steadily i'm
proving
"The willing Workers" the Children's Mis-
sionnry Society OF DR.. Hoge's church, will have
a Strawberry Festival IN the lecture-room Oh mat
church Thursday, May 2oth, from TO T. NJ
DIR. Thomas Nelson Page, Of this city, will de-
liver tie annual address before the literary So
cieties Of Emory and Henry College at the ap-
proachlng commencement OF that institution.
Az the services at Sc. Marks church tonight
tho rector, Rev. DR.. Dashiell, Will, as has been
his custom for the past twenty years on tho hrst
"Wednesday night aftor Council, review the WORK
Of THAI BODY.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. William Pemberton have re-
turned from their extended Journey through the
south and West. They had a delightful trip
and were especially pleased with Florlda' Ala-
bama, and California.
James vivian, the child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
V. Daniel, died yesterday Of diphtheria In the
sixth year OF bis age. Only four days ago ms
little brother Randolph breathed his last from
the same terrible MALAY.
The officers Of Hancock Assembly, Royal So
ciety OF Good Fellows, have paid over TO Wllllsn
II. Bell, guardian for JohE Ferguss0n's hye
heirs, three thousand dollars, the amount car
ried by him In this lodge OF the order.
Rev. DIR. W. W. Landrum will roach home to-
day from Shreveport, La, where he has Deen
engaged for two or three weeks In a very success
ful revival and VIII CONDUCT bno ptayoi-h'oSs-e
tonight at the Second Baptist church.
Archbishop Janssens, OF New Orleans, is In the
city, the guest OF Right Rev. Bishop A: Van dc
Vyyer The Archbishop, who was stationed In
mis- CITY al the time Of his elevation TO the bsh-
opric Of Natchez, Is very popular and greatly
beloved. He will remain In Richmond several
days.
In the list published In yesterdays Issue Of the
ladies who took the degree Of Master Mason :
| DauObter nj ST Albans Hall on Monday night
| me name OF Miss Pearl Goodwin, daughter oil
| Rev. DIR. S. A. Goodwin, was printed Goodman
| Miss Fannie Drinksrd's name was omitted alto
gether.