Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Jacob Michaux returned homo hi.
day.
Mrs. C. c. Scott Is in tho city. and STOP
ping at No. GA Capitol street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson hsve re-
moved to LOG south Third street.
Mr.. Charles +. Hudnall returned yester-
day from an extended southern business
trip.
Miss o. c. Burgess. Of Fluvanna county.
is visiting her brother at GIG north Ninth
street.
Mrs. A.. D. Atkinson, Miss Daisy Atkin-
son, and Mr.. Cabell Davis left Friday for
New York.
Mrs. George Jones, who has been spend.
ing some time in Petersburg, returned
home last week.
Mr.. ]. b. Doherty has returned from the
meeting of the International Cigar Makers
Union q, Detroit.
DR.. Isaac Curd of the Board of Health,
but able to be out.
Mrs. James b. Patton has returned to
the city after spending two months in the
mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Walker and children have
returned from Orange, where they have
been spending the summer.
After most delightful summer spent in
the mountains Misses Kate and Alberta
Williams have returned to the city.
Miss Lucie II. Williams. formerly of Rich
mond, now Of Newport News, is visiting
Mrs. Clay Drewry, 2O5 east Franklin street.
Mr.. p. P. Murray. with +. b. Taylor 4
Co., who has been very i'll for several weeks
from typhoid-iever, Is now out OF danger.
DR.. Micheaux. who has been quito i'll at
his home on east Franklin street, is
slightly better, but is still confined to his
room.
Mrs. John Sloan and son James, with
Mrs. William Johnston, have returned
homo after very delightful sojourn in
Europe.
Miss Estelc Hyscope, No. 300 west Clay
street. returned home Thursday after a
pleasant visit to friends in Norfolk and
Berkeley.
Major and Mrs Otway s. Allen. accom-
panied by Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson, sailed from
Europe Yesterday for America. They have
been visiting on the Continent.
Miss Virginia W. Savage left yesterday
morning for Washington, where she will
attend the great Ecumenical Council of
Methodism now in session in that city.
Colonel Meade Haskins leaves this after
noon for Mathews Courthouse to fill an
appointment TO speak there tomorrow,
made by the State Democratic Committee.
Mrs. William 4. Clark, of Richmond.
Va. and her cousin, Miss Maymie Kelly.
of Baltimore. have returned home after a
brief though pleasant visit to Glen Allen.
Tonight and each Sunday evening here
after the services at the Bethlehem Evan
gelcal Lutheran church. corner of Sixth
and Clay streets. will be conducted in
English.
Mrs. William II. Welch, Mrs. F. NJ.
WEIGH, and Mrs. Emma Buckley. of Brook
Ign, n. Y. are on a visit to Captain Bah
cock at his home. Cedar Lawn, III
Henrico.
General ". B. Talaferro, of Gloucester
county, was III the city yesterday en- route
home from attendance upon q session of
the Board CT Visitors of the Virginia Fe-
male Normal School at Farmville.
The "Alerts" are busy preparing for
their grand opening ball, which will take
place at Sanger Hall this month. The
"Alerts" have removed from room No. q
north Ninth street to more spacious head
quarters over HOP east Main.
Mr. William Il. Lee. who has been urged
by his friends to enter the legislative con-
test. announces that he must decline to
allow his name to he used. as he considers
that there are Q number Of candidates
who arc much more competent to ill these
positions than himself.
Mr.. James X. Fisher. secretary of tho
Democratic State Committee. this morning
received from the National Bureau Of
General Information at Washington a lot
Of campaign documents. These are in
tended among other things to show the
immense amount OF money sauandcred by
tho last Republican Congress.