Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
PERSONAL POINTS.
BRIEF ITEMS ABOUT OUR FRIENDS
AND THEIR MOVEMENTS.
Places Visiting Here--whst IL
Going On In Society.

Going On In Society.
A.
Mr.. John Armistead, of Petersburg, is in
the city visiting Mrs. r. II. Whitlock.
General Charles J. Anderson and Mr.. W.
Scott Darlington went down to Old Point
| yesterday TO spend Sunday.
| Mr.. James s. Atkinson, assistant score
| tary of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation, who has been sick for several days
was able to attend TO his business yester-
day.
Miss Amelia Broom il visiting her sister,
| Mrs. Kirschman, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Boiling, who has been visiting Miss
Starke, has returned to her home in Louis
vile, Ky.
Messrs. james r. Branch and W. +. Chris
tjan returned last night from a business
| trip to Norfolk.
Messrs. Charley Boiling, Dudley Melon
aid, and Frank Davenport went to- Old
/ Point Friday for day or two.
Mr.. John G. Batcheller, who is now a
large contractor on the Roanoke and
| Southern railroad. was in the city yester-
| day.
Colonel A. S. Buford president of the
| Virginia State Agricultural and mechanical
Society, is expected home to-day from Bal
timore.
Miss Laura Conner. of Charlottesville, has
returned home.
Miss lone Crutchfeld, of Richmond. is
visiting at DR.. Il. j. McBryde's, Lexington,
Va.
Mr.. James Cochrane and wife, of Foley
Mills, Augusta county, are visiting MIS-.
Armats.
Miss Daisie Carter, of Philadelphia, is
| visiting Mrs. William &. Stokes, on west
Franklin street.
Mr.. s. II. Cottrell has been confined to
his house for several weeks By an acute at
tack of neuralgia.
Mr.. J. Aston Cabell, who was kicked by
horse about two weeks ago, hopes to be
able to cast aside his clutches tomorrow.
Archbishop Cleary, of Canada, and his
chaplain are In the city. the guests OF
Father Henry j. Cutler, of the Church OF
the Sacred Heart.
Miss Mary Cameron will return home
next week from st. Louis, where she has
! been the recipient of much hatterlng at
| IeuJlOn lot u ulOuJu past
Mics Otie Cullen will return about. the
middle Of March from New Orleans, where
she is the guest of Mrs. Mason Cook. She
has been shown o great deal of sstention
in the Crescent City.
| Misses Clark, of west Grace street, gave
q delightful musicale on last Thursday eve
ming. Among the guests Were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Read, Mss Beckham, Miss
Young. Miss Branch, Mr.. Caustin, and
| Others.
Mr.. W. A. Crenshaw, the newly-elected
cashier of the Basic City Bank. will CON-
mence work at his new home on March !,
| 1891. Mr.. Crenshaw is an old Richmond
| boy and was connected for a long time
with some of the leading fertilizing COM
panies of the city as accountant and travel
| ling agent.
The parlors at the home of Mr.. Andrew
J. Clarke. No. SOB north Twenty-fourth,
were filled by his friends Thursday night
and most delightful evening was spent.
Music on different instruments made the
| time pass away pleasantly. Miss Mamie
| Weimer delighted all with her charming
voice. Nr. Charles Frischkorn rendered
some very pretty selections on the piano
! and played few violin solos. Miss Mollie
| Stringer also sung several songs in q credl-
| table manner. After supper games were
! freely INDUCED in by all. Among those
present were Misses Lille Clarke, Fannie
| Prairie, Pinkey Weimer, Mamie Welmer,
Alma Warren, Hattie Brown, Ida Rodgers,
Mollle Stringer, Hattie Blankenship, and
| Warren, and Messrs. Warren, Taylor,
Clarke, Crew, Woodland, Weimer, Frisch-
korn. and Woodbridge.
+.
Mr.. Leonard +. Fish, prominent young
| LAWYER of New York, was in the city Thurs
| day. q
The ladies Of Beulah church, Henrico
county. have presented their pastor, Rev.
N b. Foushee, with $50, the receipts of an
oyster supper held Tuesday night at the
residence of Mr.. James Russell.
G..
Miss Ella NJ. Gordon, of Lynchburg, left
for home yesterday.
In the February number of the Southern
Clinic DR.. William Grebe, Of this city, has
an interesting article on "A Cure for Tu-
| berculosis," which is a translation of Pro-
lessor Koch's address before the lnterna-
tional Medical Congress in Berlin.
Rev. DR.. ]. r. Garlick passed through
Richmond Yesterday en- route for Ashland.
He has purchased land near this town and
will proceed at once to erect additional
buildings with reference to the establish
ment of female institute at that. point.
DIR. Garlick has had many years OF expe-
rience in teaching. He breaches for the
Ashland Baptist church to-day.
II.
Miss Maude Hall, of Norfolk, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Hume, of Boston, is the guest of
Major Thomas Brander.
Mrs. Hemingway, of Watertown, N. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. A. @. Becker.
II IL said that Main-street belle will
soon wed young businessman from Lou
isviile.
Mrs. Philip Haxall, who went to Balti-
more to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Trip
lett Haxall. will spend a week at the Arno.
in Washington.
DR.. Irwin, physician at the Soldiers
Home, who has been quite sick, ls out
again.
Mrs. Frank Kerns gave a delightful
musicale last Friday night in honor of Miss
Mamie l.. Borst, popular soloist of
Petersburg, who is spending q few days
with Mrs. E p. Wilson on Twenty-fourth
street.
Mrs. T. N. Leonard. of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. @. Becker, on
the Grove road.
Miss Mary Lewis. daughter of Judge
Lewis, has returned from New York, where
she spent the month.
Mrs. DR.. S. s. Lambeth. wife of the
former pastor of Broad-Street Methodist
church, is visiting Mrs. Frank Chamber
lame.
Mr.. Willie Marshall left for New York
Friday on business trip.
Miss Leila Myers has returned home af-
ter q charming visit 70 Norfolk.
Miss Mary Morton, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her uncle, Mir. Robert Morton, of this
city.
The Idle Hour, Of Glen Allen, Va, says:
In view of the number OF infant alligators
in town Just now without home or proper
means Of support, Mr.. Polk Miller has
kindly offered TO COLOMBO them. lie SAYS
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