Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
Personals and Briefs

Personals and Briefs
Mr. Walter Z. Shelton, Of Baltimore, is In tbs
city.
Mr.. p. T. Gentry has returned from n visit TO
Kentucky ria Philadelphia
Mr.. Charles II. Page, who has been quite sick,
was able 10 be out yesterday
Mr. W. II. Phillips, OF tho Louisville Couyis--
Journal, was In tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Bruce, Of the 7fm1s, after a vacation Of
two weeks, has returned 70 the ctT.
| MIR. H. 6. Washington, OF Huntington, W. Va,
| Is on a visit 10 his father, Mr.. wallace Washhs'
ton.
souIre s. /. Wood has returned from Norfolk,
where he has been visiting friends and rela-
| tiyes.
Mr.. c. u. Bringle Of the Pullman car service,
has returned from his vacation spoht In the
North.
Mr.. George d. Mayo has returned from o
pleasant trip to Allegheny ani Blue Ridge
Springs.
DR.. George Ross will return 10 the city to-day
| after an absence OF ten days spent In Now YORK
| and Canada.
Mrs. 7. A. Brander and daughter Louise re-:
| turned yesterday evening from several weeks
| visit 10 the Allegheny Springs.
| Mrs. II. G. sirles, Of Richmond, has joined hor
| husband In Clifton Forge, which place they cx'
| pect to make their future home.
Mrs. d. j. oNeiu, OF I0l1 north Seventeenth
street, and nurse and children are spending the
| remainder OF the summer With relatives In West
| Clifton Forge.
| The city ambulance was summoned at 1l:.o
| o'clock Yesterday morning to attend White
| man at Hoen q Co.'S, who had been slightly
| bruised. He was treated andleft.
| John Harris, ex-member OF the House from
| Albemarlc; X. G. Catlett, ex-member of the
House from Charlotte, and I. :. Taylor, shertn
| OF Giles, visited the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Charles A. Rawson, Of this city, state
| Councillor OF the Junior Order OF United Amerl-
| can Mechanics, has returned IRON PeterspHs'
| where he spent several days on business.
/ Mrs- A. L. Noon, who has been spending the
| summer with her daughter. Mrs IL. T. Tyler, In
i Washington, whore she attended the Glen Echo
ChautauQua, has returned TO 72O west drace'
The building on Broad street now occupied BY
| Mr.. G. j. Jurgens will soon be pulled down. hr'
r. II. Mayo Is to ercct on the site hanasone ala
store thai will be occupied by Fourqurean. Price
Co.
Mr.. IRWIN Valentine, lately with the Old Do
min,on Steamship Company, and MISS ..
! Blarney, Of Church Hill, left last night fof
Washington. ID. e., where they will be married
to-day.
Mr.. w. II. Greegor, who has been with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company for several
years as general travelling passenger agent,
| win be General-Passenger-Agent fuuers cniel
clerk In Washington.
Mrs. II. r. Tyler, OF Washington, Is stopping
| with her sister. Mrs. L. II. Garcin, at 720 west
Grace. She viii remain In the city until Novem-
ber lst, visiting relatives before leaving Tor noi
future homo In Atlanta
Mr. Edward Paino has been Installed ~ or
ganist at All Saints church, rice Mr.. Clarence
| II, Nsrshall Miss Nellie Rogers has been en-.
gagged IA soprano, Mrs. Durett Us contrnlto, sno
Mr. Lohman as basa- Atonor has not yet bces
secured.
Misses vlrgic and Lula Cardosa gsve . mosi
enjoyable picnic Mt Reservoir PARK "Wednesday
In honor OF their guests, Misses Clair and heaon
Weisiger, OF Augusta, Ga. A good many OF theu
friends were present and all united IN saying
that they had most enjoyable time. They n
dulged In dancing and boating till quite late 70
tho afternoon.