Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. W. r. Quares continues 70 improve.
Mr.. Waller Scott was doing very well last
night.
Mr.. Isaac Davenport spent another comfortable
day yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Talley ls very sick at his residence,
705 west Catharine street.
Mrs. Montgomery West and children have re-
turned from visit TO Philapelphia.
Captain Robert Yancey. mayor Of Lynchburg,
spent part Of yesterday in the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Meginley, of Portsmouth, Va, who
has been hore on a visit, has returned home.
The wife OF Captain r. f. Frayser is danger
ously III at their home, IS east Marshall street.
Mrs. Charles Russell and daughter, Of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mrs. Watson, east Clay
street.
Suit was Instituted in the Circuit Court yester-
day by L. S. Gates against w. G. Clemons for
$1,000.
Captain Ham. Sheppard, formerly secretary Of
the State Democratic Committee, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lulu d. Slaughter, Of Danvllle, KY, who
has been visiting Miss Anime Hammer, returned
home few days ago.
DIR. W. +. Farrar has returned from Philadel-
phia Uid Washington, whore no attended the
National Medical Convention.
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the Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company
uice Hon. Henry X. Ellyson, deceased.
Mr.. W. b. Loving, Of Albemarle county, stu
dent OF Richmond College, conducted the SER
vices at tho First Baptist church last night.
Mr.. Harry W. Dunshee Of Park Cottage, Bos-
ton, and Mr.. W. A. Mixer, a prominent Odd-Fel-
low OF Boston, are enjoying visit TO Richmond.
To-day being Ascension-day there will be SER
vices in the Episcopal and Catholic churches;
Those at tho Cathedral will be hold at q, 3, and
1880 A. VI.
DIR. X. b. Stover has been called TO Connecticut
10 perform n critical surgical operation. IN
route he will stop in Washington 70 attend the
session Of the American Medical Association.
There will be a church reception and sociable
Friday night at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. DR.. Fair will be present and viii be
glad TO see all members OF the congregation.
The stockholders Of the Masonic Temple Asso-
citation met yesterday evening and ratified the
sale Of ST. Adams Hall 10 the Scottish Rite
Masons. No other business OF public Interest was
transacted.
Rev. Drs. Pitt and Cooper and Messrs. Ellyson,
Elicit, and other clerical and lay delegates to
the Southern Baptist Convention, which meets
at Birmingham, Ala, tomorrow evening, lett
for that city yesterday.
The LynchbuIg AdraHee says: Mrs. V. NJ.
Davidson, OF Manchester, Va, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. T. o. sandrldge, on
Church street, and her sister, Mrs. VI. II. Bnrch,
on Park avenue, returred home this morning.
At the recent meeting In Buffalo, N. Y, Of the
National Association Of Railway Surgeons, Dr..
George Ross, OF this city, chief surgeon OF the
Richmond and Danyille railroad. was elected
third yice-presdent, and Or. G. w. L. Brock, sur
geon OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, was made
chairman OF the executive committee.
Grand vice-Regeut C.. W. Harwood, Grand
Secretary William Loyenstein, and Grand Sem
try Marx Gunst, OF this city, went over 70 Peters
burg Tuesday night TO be present at the In.
teresting exercises attending the presentation
TO Past-Grand- Regent j. b. Blanks, OF Sycamore
Council, Of the Jewel voted him by the recent
session Of the Grand Council, Royal Arcanum.