Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-11
Personal. and Briefs.

Colonel W. 4. Cutshaw is confined at home
with the grip.
Mr. D. s. Hardy Is sick with the grip at 4O1
east Cary street.
Mrs. Hermann Schmidt, who has becn quite
sick, is much better.
ME-. NJ. Ball, of steamer Fire-Company No.
1 is away on furlough.
There will be a meeting Of Dove Lodge Of Ma
sons this evening at z o'clock.
Major r. F.. Eakle, Of the White-Suiphur
Springs, is at the Exchange HOTEL
Mr.. J. Christian, who has been sick, Is bet
ter, but still confined TO the house.
Miss Mary McLauchlan, who has been confined
10 her bed with the grip, is improving.
Messrs George d. Pearman and X. s. NJ. Val
entine, who have been sick, are out again.
Mrs. f. II. Haines. who has been quite sick with
Ia grippe for three weeks, was able to DO out yes
terday.
Mrs. Samuel Watts, Of Auburn. N. c., Is on
visit TO her parents, $40 east Clay street, and
viii spend the Christmas holidays with them.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Fleming
Payne, charged with an assault upon James
Flnney, was given sixty days In jail and nned
one cent.
1.-THE Chancery Court adjourned yesterday for
the regular December term, but special Term
win begin to-day; Judge Barton, OF Fredericks-
burg, presiding.
Mr.. William @. Williams, physical director OF
tho Young Mems Christian Association OF Macon,
Ga, has returned 20 his homo on Floyd avenue,
where he will spend the Christmas holidays win
homefolks and friends.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Marga-
ret Virginia Pollard, Of Elko, Va, TO Mr. George
Henry Dobyns, Of New York city. Inc wedding
will take place at the home OF the brides parents
on the 22d Of this month.
The ladies of All-Saints church will hold
fair to-day Rt No. 736 east Main street. Dinner
will be served at 1 o'clock and supper at II
O'clock Fancy articles will be sold and at
o'clock there win be peanut-hunt for children.
Tho Richmond HoWiszer Association will have
their annual banquet AT Zimmermanns parlors,
7O3 east Broad street, Tuesday evening, Decem-
her | 5th, at 3 o'clock. The Committee OF Ar
rangements consists Of Judge George l. Chris
tian and Messrs. Frank ID. hlli anu Johh T. Ian
coy.
Tho arrangements for accommodating the
Grand Lodge Of Masons In the new Temple are
admirable. The delegates and Past Masters VIII
be on the loor, and Masons not members OF the
Grand Lodge win have seats in the gallery. Inc
Grand Ledge room is about finished.
A bazaar will be held at Grace Episcopal Sum
dsy school this evening under the auspices OF the
Snndsy-school scholars. This movement is 70
raise funds Tor the relief OF children IN Japan
who have been rendered friendless by the recent
earthquakes in that country, ana Is IN response
| 10 an appeal from Rev. John Amber, mission
airy in Japan.
The choir Of the Union-Station Methodist
church, which has been recently reorganized, Is
as follows: Mr. X. s. N. Valentine, chOrister;
| Mr. Robert L. Hechler, assistant; Mrs. w. D..
| Hechler and Miss Minnie Fowlkes, sopranos !;
| Miss Lena Bowers and Miss Taylor, altos; Mr..
| George w. Allen, tenor Messrs. James d..
| Taylor and Archer Creekpore, Dassos, and Mrs.
| II. A. Hare, Organist
There we're only eight cases on the docket In
| the Police Court yesterday morning, ana these
we're NOT Important. L. NJ. Foster was nned
$3.50 for being drunk and fast driving, and
| Major johnson (coloredl, arrested as fugitive
from justice, In that he failed 10 appear In the
! Hastings Court on "Wednesday, was turned over over
10 the Sergeant. johnson stated that the train
| left him. James Robinson (colOred) was fined
| $3.50 for being drunk and abusing the officers
| at tho Third station.