Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
per.onais aud Brief..

Mr. F. 7. Sutton has returned from CALI
fornia.
Mr.. John H. Tyler Is quite sick from the ef-
fects Of the grip.
Miss Willie Dorset Is az her home, 1914 west
Broad, 20 spend Christmas week
Hon. George d. Wise expects % return 70
Washington the latter part OF the week.
Miss Ophena johnson. Of Petersburg is visit
ing Miss Bradley, No essi Main street
Judge Robert W. Hughes, Of the United States
Court, left Tor Norfolk yesterday morning.
Mr.. J.M. Macon. late Deputy Sheriff, was on
the streets yesiei diy, bat Is still quite feeble.
Miss Laura ". Gold Of Norfolk, is whiting the
family Of Dr. (. Z. Gold, No. GO31a vest Main
street.
Miss Freeman. Of Rhode Island, is the guest OF
her relative, Mrs. Weisiges, 1907 west Main
street.
There wiz be rehearsal Of the cast and
chorus Of Pinafore tonight az n. b. RaInoss
music store.
Mr.. c. B. Powell. Of West Point, Is In the city
en- route % Newport News 70 spend his New Year
with friends.
Cadet-sergeant s. V. Lovensten, ot Blacks
burg College, IS spending the holidays AZ his
home N this city.
Mr.F. s. ThoI, Of Washington, is on a visit TO
7
west Broad street.
Dr.J.M. winfree. 7oI west Grace, has re-
turned Fl ON pleasant Christmas visit 70 his
home In the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. LIT, Of Philadelphia.
are visiting the family Of Senator LOyens.ein,
No. 1902 east Clay street
Mrs- Peter Ainslie and Mr.. Z. T. Forsberg. Of
Lynch burg, are visiting their sister, Mrs.. Il. Z.
wilkins, az Barton Heights
NJ. y. Page VIII read in Chicksring Hail.
Boston, the second week In January and IN CHI
cago on the 18th Of January.
Master W. Richard Fox, son Of Mr.. R. II. Fox,
OF Barton Heights, is at homo from Lofty He
treat Academy for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Minor handsomely en-
teftalned number Of friends Tuesday night at
their home, on Barton Heights.
Mr.. George II. Psrater, son Of ?. J. Parster Of
this city left Thursday evening at o'clock 70
accept a position In Atlanta, Ca.
Captain J. K. Sheppard, Of the Richmond Fire
Department, and party Of friends have been
having royal tine hunting in louisa
Miss Eina Holmes, who has been spending
several weeks With the Misses Thompson, re-
turned 10 her home In Lexington yesterday.
There is a leak in the gas-mAin at or near
Monroe and Main streets The odOr has been
very offensive IN that neghborhood for several
days.
Captain B. c. Cook, Of Kansas, formerly coliec-
tor Oh Customs in Richmond, Is the guest Of his
sOn-ln-law, Mr. W. J. hing, No. Cos west Mar
shall street
Messrs. Frank D. Hn & Co. yesterday sold a,
auction 81 By 20 feet at the southwest corner
s. John aud Baker streets, with frame dwell
ing, for s2,265.
The ambulance was called yesterday at 1890
O'Clock 20 the Union depot 20 white man who
Naaf ma.
treated and left
formerly OF Richnopd but nov engaged ef Lam
caster, Pa, has returned home after pleasant
visit 10 friends here
II Is reported that the contract for the First
Street vladuct has been ngned and that the
construction Of that much-needed structure VIII
soon be under way.
Ms. Agnes Smith, Of Baltimore, Is here on
visit 20 her father, Mr. James Woodall, OF s0'
east Broad street, who has been very III, bat Is
now slowly conyalessing.
Mr Ashton Siarke has issued invitations TO
several Of his friends 90 attend little gathering
al his residence on west Franklin tomorrow
aftdrnOon between the hours OF 4 and q O'Clock
The custom Of receiving on NeE-Year's day
has been discontinued N all Of the larger cities
and no longer exists In Richmond there wlH
Do no entertainments Of this character here to-
morrow.
Rev. DR.. W. Y. Tudor and wife viii hold re-
cepflon for the members Of Broad-etreet Aefho-
dist chuech and congregation tomorrow evening
from % 10 O'Clock az their residence, NO. eVS
east Clay street
Attbe 1l3th annual meeting OF the Board oi
Trustees Of the Washington Henry Academy, In
Hanover county Dr. ]. ID. Lumpkin was re-
electsa president. r II. Howe, treasurer, anc
J. L. OerracotI, secretary
Cover or Mckinney and his stat and their
ladies Are In receipt OF an invitation % attepd
tie reception OF tho Old Guard. which takes
place al the Metropolitan Opera-house, New
ioSk city. on January 2lst.
Inthe Cban>e-y Court yesterday Mrsl Lillian A.
Redf0rc qdsiit "a As administrator Of the estate
of w. y. RsdfOed- 1he personal estate ts valued
al $4,000. y. T. Kedford qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate Of NJ. b. Sweeney.
Mayer kllyson Is In receipt Of letter asking
Information concerning james Hardin, vbo
when last heard OF was engaged In the livery
business here, and Louis LaIxmann, who. ac-
cor,lin< 10 last acrounfs. WAS residing IN this
city. he was unable to furnish the information
asxed for u ether Of the letters.