Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
Personals and Briefs.

Sheriff W. W. Light, OF Campbell, was at the
Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph @. Mettert is lying extremely III OF
his residence, 222g Yennble street.
Tho Misses Tyson. Of Maryland. ere visiting
Mrs Thomas l. Moore, No lO7 east Grace
street
Nr. John A. Cunningham. OF the formes
School at Farmville. formerly principal OF hodi-
son, Is In the city.
DIR. Crawford, OF the Theological Seminary OF
virginia, viii conduct the services To-Day ~
Grace Episcopal church.
Ex-senator withers has boen Ill with tho grip
at the residence OF his daughter, Mrs. stePnsh
Pu,ney, but is now recovering
Grant Wright (colored) was received at the
penitentinry yesterday from Cempben county
10 serve two years for forgery
Miss Fannie Morris, OF Petersburg. win spend
several wesks with her uncle. Captain Eldridge
Morris, No. 400 north Eighth street
Ex-senator Abram P. Staples, Of Patrick, and
President Lyon G. Tyler, OF William and mary
College, we're In the city yesterday.
Miss LulIa Gaines, OF Burkeville, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. 2. Gam
mon, for seversl days, has returned home.
Mrs. W. L. Davis and son. OF l1l2 west Main
street, have returned home after delightful
trip Of ten weeks TO Goorgs, Florida, ana Ala
bama.
Miss Virginia Johnson entertained twenty
friends delightfully."- az whist party triday eve.
ming given as q compliment TO Miss Ramsey, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs Edmund PendIeton Boatwright Of Will
mineion, n. C., snd'Miss Fleming, Of savannah,
Ca. are visiting Miss BSughman, No. 900 south
Fourth street.
A meetng Of the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial
Association will be held at the house OF Miss
Crenshaw, IL west Main street. at l2 ID. Monday,
January 18Th.
Mr.. George ". Hendricks. OF Kingston. ". Y &.
and correspondent OF the Argus OF that place,
Is stopping with Mr.. E. ID. Chsnplin az 21Ol east
Franklin slroet.
Mrs. George A. Cunningham, OF No. l12 south
Laurel street, has left for Washington 70 attend
the marriage OF her sister Notiie 10 DR.. William
T. Hunt, OF thEt city.
Rev. II. c. Garrison, OF Kentucky, win con-
duct revival services at the Third Christian
church every night this week. Ho was formerly
pastor OF this congregation.
Rey. DR.. Kerr viii occupy his pulpit at the
First Presbyterian church this morning and TO.
| night Tho first OF his lectures on "The Land Of
the Holy Light" will be given tonight
Tho Ess-Rnd Social Club has elected the fol-
| loving officers President K. w. Wright; vice.
! President. Miss Mary ". GOldsby: secretary,
| Lewis Wright, ana Treasurer. Aiss Gilman.
The wife OF Rev. j. ?. Cannon, pastor OF the
| Third Presbyterian church, and his Oldest
| daughter, Miss Louise. who have been confined
to bed for several days, are slowly improving.
General John X Cooke has been confined TO
\ the house for over q month with n severe attack
| OF sickness. He is now improving and expects
| TO be able to attend to business In abouta week.
Mr.. and Mira. Ralph johnson, Of Washington,
| d. c., are stopping at Mrs. DuYars, vi cast
| Franklin. Also, Mr and Mrs. Harrison Robert
| son. Of AlbemGre county, and Mrs. Russell
| Robinson, Of Nelson county.
| There will 10 public Temperance meeting In
| Uovardis-Grove Methodist Episcopal church on
| Tuesday evening at O'clock undor the auspices
| Of Howard 's-Groye Lodge, No. 75S. ]. Q. u. 4
Prominent speakers Of this city will deliver adj
| dresses and a pleasant time is guaranteed.
The Dispatch has received from X. q. Dun &
| Co. a copy CT "The Mercantile Agency Special
Edition OF Bullinger's Postal and Shipping
| Guide for she United Statos and Canada" The
| book Ia replete with information that will be
found most valuable, especially In the counting.
| room.
Richmond Castle. no. 4. Knights OF tho Colder
| Eagle celsbraiod its first anniversary last night
| Kleven new applications were filed. Deputy
| supreme-Chief Caben Davis. on behalf Of ths
castle. vas presented by Sir Knight L. u. Prince
| With a handsome sword, belt, and other beAuli
full regalia.
Rov. DR.. A. K. Dickinson 10 back from Black
| stone and Crewe. whore no won't 20 MD In secur
| ing two Baptist parsonsgea At Blackstone Il. w
! Thomas and wife, who gave some time ago 800
| 10 Richmond College, led OF. aud it is thought
| parsonage costing 81 200 will DO secured at sr
| carly day. A bGilding 20 cost about the sam,
sum will be erected within few months q
| Crewe.
aregular meeting Of Fulton Lodge, No. 7s
Order Ton;i, the following officers Hers etectet
| for the ensuing term: Thomas II. Davis, pas
| president; William p. Partin, president; u. +
O'Dryor, vice president; j. u. Lawder. score
| tary; Philip O'Heil, treasurer; James b
| Vaughan, marshal; Charles II. White. chap
| lain: George NJ. Rogers, sentinel; Medical Ex
| aminsr. DIR. William II. FArrar. Trustees: JohI
G. Gibson, Frank J. Parater, and X Edgsl
| Shine.
One Of tho most enjoyable entertainments o
the season was giYon at Mrs. j. II. Pat,esonis. %
east Marshall street, Thursday evening. tn;
| following ladies and gentlemen we're present
| Mr. add Mrs. j. II .Pntloson, Mr.. and Mra W. t
Sizer Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt, Misses Ida anC
Carrie Jetsr, Pocs Porter, Eleanor and Berti'
| Patteson, Effie Fuller LuTa La Fon, NORMA and
| Mabel Joseph. Addis Mouutcastle, Leila Blunt
| Eun and Susie Fuiks, Rhitta Nash, Jennie Alex
ander. CAllie Davis. Mamie and SaIlie Martin
Messrs. W. r. Patteson, j. C. Anderson, Luthe
| LIBBY, CrdwAy Fuller, Frank Spence, Kdgal
Dalton. Warren and Lewis Porter, Andrev
Smither, X. J. and Horace Shsppersop, Sydno!
Maize, While Tyres, X c. Braxion, Stra,toI
Fuiks. and w. j. Luck. Supper was served q
1880 Pm, and dancing was kept up until lat
hour.