Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Personals aud Briefs.

Dr.. and Nrs $. D. Hicks, Of Norfolk, are in tho
city.
Nr. Morgan Treat, Of West Point, was in the
city yesterday.
Misses Eva Foster md Mollie Walton will
caye In a few days for Ottrrbuu.
Mrs Colonel j. Bell Bigger left for Baltimore
yesterday 20 see her sister, who ia very IN.
Mr.. VII. Sadler, who has been quite uuwell
for several days, was able to be ont yesterday.
Miss Bcrnice Payne, Of Orange county.
who has been visiting Colonel Biggcrs family,
returns home to-day.
Mrs. John vocel and daughter Of North Caro-
lima, are the guests of Mr.. Jacob Eeinhardt, No.
II east Grnce street.
Miss Armclla r.. Thatcher left tho city last
Thursday to spend the summer with friends aud
relatives in Vance county, y. G.
Mayor Ellyson has consented 70 deliver an nd
dress Of welcome Co the deGl-muteS who assem-
ble here In convention on the 4th Of July.
A cahIegram TO Allen ,y Giutcr, received yes
tcr,lay. states that the body Of Randolph Boiling
di1 not leave Cape Town until Thursday.
G. ". Porter, trcasurcrof King end Queen; b.
". Spence, Of King William, and j. NJ. Harris, OF
New Kent, visited the capitol yesterday.
Mrs. :. r.. Hancock, Of Manchester, and her
two little grandchildren are spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. B. a. Adkins in Chesterfield
county.
Rev Preston Nash who has been sick for two
weeks at bis home ou Church Ill., h ablc to be
out again, aud wiz ll his appointments NJ Christ
church tomorrow.
The Poghatau club has discontinued taking
tho Aarh J Wer1r'H Rfr'cw, which IN a late i5su'
had reference OF an offensive nature to the
late Hon. Jeflcrs0n Davis.
The annual picnic Of tho Brold-Sfreet Motho-
lis' sunday school was given Yesterday at Proyl-
dnuoe Forge. Five ears wero crowded and the
eXcIrsioust- had pleasant time.
The Washington Past Of yesterday says: Miss
Florence Budd aud Miss Carrie Budd, of Rich
muud. arrived iu the city on Tuesday for n visit
To their auntS, the Misses hcN eagh. at l414 Cor
corln street.
Miss Fannie y. R1y. who has been teaching
French aud German iu tie Memphis Female lu-
stitutc during the late session, arrived I'm this
city yesterday. Miss Ray Will spend tho vacation
with her father, who s pastor Ul the nlOu-~ta-
tiCn M'tnOdst church.
Rev Dr. ". V. Tudor left yesterday afternoon
for Columbia, s. G., where or Sunday morning he
viii preach before the WOmans Missionary So
clcfy of the conference Of that state. The widow
ot Bishop Wigutmap IS president of the society.
Dr Tudor will preach in Columbia Also at night.
Mc-srs. Davis & Gregory, late Of oxford, y. c.,
were I'm the city yesterday. These gentlemen
have made all their 1rrangemcnts to open the
Planters and Merchants warehouse, corner Fit-
teoIrh and Cary streets July 1th, for the sale Of
| loose lcaf-tObacrO. Dr. Z. H. simpson is % be
| their general manager.
Tho following officers have been elected by
! Aurora Lodge, 40. llG. ot Odd-FcllOws: X. D..
flallcr, noble grand c. W. Morris, yi'e-grani (;
| l.. r. Mason, recording secretary; i. ". White,
treasurer; o. j. Adams, financial secretary; /;
George G.. White, chaplain. The Noblo-Grand-
elect will announce the appointment OF subOrdi-
nate officers at tho next meeting.