Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Fannie Guy, OF Hampton, Is visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. l.. T. Robinson, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Richmond Lodge of Elks had an inter-
esting meeting last night.
Governor Mckinney was too much in
disposed yesterday to be at the Capitol.
The Blues have suspended drills for this
and next week, during the holiday season.
Hon. George D. Wise is in the city and
will probably remain until after the holl-
DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Jones. of Redsvile.
arrived in Richmond Saturday Oh visit
to friends here.
Miss Marie E. Lonsdale. of Washington,
is the guest of Miss yirgie Drewry, No. 2O5
east Franklin street
Miss Susie Smith, of Caroline. is visit
ing Colonel J. Bell Bigger and family at
9O2 east Leigh street.
Miss Mary L. French, Of 1913 west Main
street, will return home to-day, accompa-
niod by her cousin, Miss Hattie NJ. Trim
yer.
An entertainment consisting of music
and recltations will be given at Central
Hall tonight by Trinity Juvenile Tenn
plars.
Professor J. Leslie Hall. of William aud
| Mary College. Is in the city visiting his
mother, Mrs. L. G.. Hall, on east Leigh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton L. Luck Miss Lille
Volkman) have returned from their bridal
| trip and are at their home, at Barton
Heights.
Mr.. Frank Noel, who has been quite sick
| for the past three weehs at his fathers
house, 1902 west Main street, is somewhat
| improved.
Mr.. r. p. Anderson. OF the Baughman
| Stationery Company. who has been sick
| for week with the grip is well and again
| at his post.
| In the Chancery Court yesterday James
| II. Werth qualifeda as executor of the estate
Of Mrs. Amanda p. Werth. deceased. The
| estate Is small.
There was an interesting meeting last
night OF Lbertas Lodge of Perfection,
No. 3. and besides degree work there was
an excellent supper.
Mr.. Simon d. Stern. formerly of this
| city, but now residing IN Mobile, Ala.
who has been here on his annual visit,
| leaves to-day for his southern home.
Judge Barton returned yesterday from
Fredericksburg and entered several de-
| crees in the Chancery Court. This court
will adjourn tomorrow for the term.
Missionary services will be held at the
! First English Lutheran church this eve
ming at SIS o'clock. Rev. j. A. h. Sche-er,
a returned missionary from Japan. will
preach.
Mr., James Woodall, of 9O7 east Broad
street, is lying dangerously III iat his home
from injuries received by falling from
step-ladder while arranging goods in bis
store last Saturday evening.
The horse and phaeton OF Mr.. Charles
Straus was left standing IN frolt OF Levy
Il Davis's store yesterday afternoon ABOUT
$3.50 O'Clock. and when those who had been
occupants of the vehicle came cut the
team had disappeared, and 1t is feared that
il was stolen.
Mr.. j. w. Southwark has been appointed
inspector of customs In the office OF MIR.
]. w. Fisher, collector of the port OF Rich
mond, in place of Colonel w. L. Giddings,
deceased MIR. Southwark was formerly
| the sheriff of Henrico county. but was de-
feated at the last election.
Richard Yeaman and Treasurer Sublett,
| of Mccarthy Council. Royal Arcanum, last
night called ON Mrs. w. b. McGilvray aud
handed her draft for $4,000. the amount
| of the benefit certificate held by her hus-
band, the late Rev. w. b. McGilvray, who
died only twenty-five days ago.
At tho meeting of holders of Georgia Pa
cific bonds held in Baltimore Saturday q
committee was formed With MAJOR James
| II. Dooley, of this city. chairman, TO con-
slder the interests OF the boudholders.
Major Dooley will call meeting Of the
| Richmond bondhoiders in q few days.