Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-29
Personals and Brief.


Mr. Jacob Reinhardt and family have re- |
turned to the city.
Mrs. A. G. Becker and daughters left
Thursday night for Chicago.
Policeman b. A. Pillow is III Chesterfield
county on a ten days furlough.
Mrs. Joseph Kahn. of Harrisburg. Pa, is
visiting her father, Mr. ID. Hutzler.
DR.. II. d. Garcin has returned to the
city after o weeks visit TO Charlottesville,
Va.
Mr. Edward Winston, of Hanover. one of
the greatest foI-huntersin Virginia. was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. William J. Gentry and wife. Of No.
2G20 east Grace street, are visiting friends
and relatives in Mathews county.
Mr.. Stuart A. Weiss has returned from
Washington. and left Saturday for Phila-
delphia, New York. and Old Point.
Captain f. D. Starke is being spoken of
as one of the probable candidates for the
House of Delegates from Richmond.
Mr.. Thomas Davis, who was badly burn
ed AT the Southern Manufacturing Com
pany some time since. is getting better.
Major James D. Patton expects TO go 70
White Sulphur next week and remain with
his family until they are ready to return
home.
Miss Lula Smith. formerly of Richmond.
now of Washington city, after severe i'll
ness of several months Is 40 far recovered
as to be able TO drive out.
Mr.. Eugene Davis. Assistant Superin-
tepdent OF the City Water-Works left last
night for Fluyanna county, 10 spend SUM-
day with his family.
Miss Martha Rawnsley of Chester. Pa,
is on visit to the family of her uncle,
Mr.. James Netherwood, who lives at No.
2612 east Grace street.
Mrs. w. II. Kelly. who has been con-
fined to her residence, No. BIG north
Fourth street, for several weeksb by serious
illness. is slightly improved.
DIR. W. W. Parker will conduct the meet
ing at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Hall Sunday afternoon, and Mr.. Z. A.
Arthur will lead the singing.
Mr.. G.. F.. 7. Lane. of the DISPATCH bust
ness department. left yesterday afternoon
for Mathews county, his former home,
where he will spend his vacation.
Mr.. George p. Haw. Commonwealth
attorney of Hanover, and A. Q. franklin.
| commissioner Of the revenue of Charles
City, were at the Capitol yesterday.
DR.. L. r. Carroll. surgeon of the Albany
penitentiary, is il the city. He brought q
| letter OF introduction TO DR.. j. W. Nash,
| Surgeon of the Virginia Penitentiarv.
The services at tho Mission tent last
night were quite interesting. There were
three conversions. No service tonight.
| but sermons tomorrow at and Z. III.
Mr.. L. Grady, Jr.. has gone to visit hi.
son. T. C. Grady, purser of the United
States and Brazil steamship Sequranca.
He will sail for South America in q few
| days.
| Hon. Thomas Smith. son of Ex-Governor
| William Smith, who has for several years
! been United States District Attorney OF
| New Mexico, IS in the city. He was cordially
greeted on the street yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Belvin. of Richmond, and
| daughter. Mrs. II. N. Price. left New York
| on the 10Th instant for Blue Ridge Summit.
| Pa. where they will remain several weeks
| previous to their return to Virginia.
Mr.. Samuel n. Atkinson has Just re-
| turned from Iron Station, where he went
\ to accept the management OF tho Iron
Station Hotel Mr.. Atkinson will take
| charge of his new position III few days.
Rev. J. 8. I.awless. formerly pastor Of
| the First Baptist church of San Jose, Mo-,
will preach at the Second Baptist church
| in this city tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. There will be no evening services.
Misses Ellie Seay and Ruth jennings, Of
| Lynchburg, who have been on visit to
| the family of DR.. p. A. Peterson. 209 north
| Nineteenth street, left yesterday morning
for home ria the Norfolk and Western
road.
Awhile boy about fourteen years old fell
into the dock near Seventeenth street yes
terday morning and would have been
drowned but for the timely appearance OF
Mr.. J. Earl East, who jumped IN and res
cued him.
Mrs. ]. b. Tinsley. with her daughter
ard Miss Lizzie +. Smith and Grace B.
Smith. Miss Mercer Cook, Miss Ellen
London. Miss Mary Baughman have re-
turned 10 the city after delightful trip
TO Niagara Falls, the Lakes, and Canada.
The members Of the newly.instituted
mort News will be in the city tomorrow
and will be the guests of Mr. Il. Cummins.
tha State secretary of the order. Mr..
Cummins asserts that nothing will be lsft
uudone for their entertainment while in
Richmond.
The petitioners for tho new lodge Of
Masons. TO be styled Lodge of the Strict
Observance, expect to get their dispensa-
tion by the middle Of September, and to
hold their first regular communication on
the fourth Monday In September. II Is
understood that five or ak petitions foI
Initiation will be submitted at the first
meeting. ~