Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
PERSONAL AND OTHER CITY NEWS.

PERSONAL AND OTHER CITY NEWS.
The Coming and Going OF People and
Minor Incidents Of Interest
DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor has returned to the
city.
Miss Smoot. of Alexandra, is visiting
Mrs. Warner Moore.
Miss Louise Booker, of Howardsville, Is
visiting friends IN the city.
Mr.. A. Cameron Johnson returned yes
terday from southern trip.
Mr.. John J. Toler will leave in few days
for trip South for his health.
Miss Matte w. Booker. of Amelia, is
visiting at 905 east Leigh street.
Mr.. John A. G. Davis, OF Albemarle, was
in the city last week ON business.
Miss Mollie Redford has Just returned,
after a very pleasant trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Wright. of Church Hill, Is
visiting his mother, in Hanover county.
Miss Fairfax, of Washington, is the
guest of Mrs. T.. b. Addison. Grace street.
DR.. George Ben. Johnston has returned
home after a six-weeks' stay in New YORK.
Mr.. b. Miller McCue spent the latter
part of last week at his home. in Staun-
ton.
The Common Council and several Coun-
Gil committees will meet tomorrow eve
ming.
Miss Carrie Jeter, of Hanover. is visiting
Mrs. w. L. Sizer, No. 20 west Marshall
street.
William b. James. of New York, is visit
ing bis uncle, Mr.. G. Il. Wormley, on Grace
street.
Hiss Kate Crowley. of New York. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. N. ii. Settle. BIB north
Fifth street.
A conductor has been put on the car
running on the Ashland-street line TO the
New reservoir.
Miss Bernice Slaughter, of Petersburg,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. 5. j. Beasley,
of Church Hill.
Mrs. j. A. Fremont has returned to the
CITY. after months visit to her mother,
in Williamsburg.
At o'clock this afternoon there will be
| Stations of the Cross aud benediction at
| St. Mary's church.
Miss Hannah Kelly, who has been visit
1 ing neT cOuBlD, MISS bOiab, VI
| Hill, has returned home to Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. G. w. Reyes and son and Miss Nam
ME Brown. who have been visiting Mira.
| Il. A. Ewers, have returned to Washing
| ton.
Mrs. A. N. White, of Basic City. and
| Mrs. Parrot, of Charlottesville, are visit
| ing their sister, Mrs. j. Z. Fitz. of Church
Hill.
Professor G. f. Mutter will soon CON-
plete his grand composition, Mass In Is
| hat, for choir and orchestra of fourteen
pieces.
Mr.. Frank G. McCue. who has been con-
| fined TO his room for week or more
suffering from the grip, Is now conva-
| descent.
Messrs. Jack Hill. @. l.. Howard. James
Gentry. and A. X. Edwards have left the
| city for Lynchburg, Va, where they Will
spend two days.
Mrs. Sarah L. Sydnor has been confined
| 10 her bed by sickness for two or three
DAYS at her residence, Oakley Hill" In
| Hanover county.
Miss Alice b. Russell, who was stopping
AT Mrs. Stephen Hunters. on Capitol
| street. left last Saturday for her home, IN
Mecklenburg county.
The Mayor has about completed his an
| nuaI report TO the Council. 1t will be sub
| mitted to the Board of Aldermen on Mon
day night. March l4th.
Mr. Sol Haas, traffic manager. and Colo
mel A. i. Andrews, vice.presldent Rich
| mond and Danville railroad. passed through
| here Yesterday QUE South.
Miss Mary r. Fremont. of 1909 west CLAY
street, left the city last week Tor Green
Vile. Miss, TO visit her brother, 4. H..
| Fremont, formerly Of Richmond.
City-Sergeant Epps has not been able to
attend the Democratic club meetings this
week on account OF the illness of bis wife.
Mrs. Epps was reported better yesterday
Mr.. Davenport will doubtless have a
large audience of ladies and gentlemen to
| hear bis lecture at the Academy of Music
tonight on The Second Coming OF
| Christ"
| Mr.. George Gibson, Jr.. who recently &C.
| cepted a position with Messrs. Il. Is. lay
lor & Co. has returned to the city after a
| visit of several days to friends In the
mountains.
| Rev T.. h. Bell. ID. d.. will preach st
| Leigh. Street Baptist church tonight in
| the absence Of the pastor, who Is aiding
| in series of meetings at Grace-street
Baptist church.
Cantain Tyree, one of the popular con-
| ductors on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad, after protracted illness at ms
home. No. 2l9 south Belvidere street, Is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Charles II. Chalklev will be at home
Tuesday from to s o'clock +. III. She
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. q. A.
| HansAm. of Chicago. and Mrs. Dr. J. A.
| White. of Richmond.
Mrs. John r. Martin and Mrs. Abbitt. OF
| Farmyille, who have been visiting their
cousin, Mrs. ID. G. Elicit, or No 3l4 north
| Twenty fourth street. have returned home
after a very pleasant visit.
Mr.. William Martin and wife have left
fo- Texas, after visit to his sister, Mrs:
Lewis, of No. 25l5 east Broad street, and
his niece, Mrs. II. b. Wingheld. No. 3ls1s
north Twenty-fourth street.
Messrs. John P. Baraamin and f. w.
Blakey are on a visit 10 Norfolk. walking
about with their friend John Baseler. who
il IN said city doing some artistic work for
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Pierce, OF Kewanee,
III. are guests with Mr. j. ID. K. Sleight,
s03 east Grace street. Mr.. Pierce Is q
| bright Mason anu piesiueut VI ING Union
National Bank of Kewanee and Is now en-
route to Florida.
Mrs E. s. Goulston. Of Boston, is spend
inc a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Edel. At 5l4 west Franklin street. She IL
On her return home from Florida, and il
accompanied BY her daughter. who is an
accomplished violinist.
In the Chancsry Court yesterday Joseph
W. Hates qualified as administrator Of the
estate of George r: katss, deceased. and
O. v. Meredith qualified as administrator
| ~ The estate OF John A. Meredith, de-
ceased. Both properties are small.
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster gave charming
INFORMAL" card party Friday night ct his
residence, on east Clay street, IN honor o!
Miss Louise RELY, of Houston. Whist and
six-hand euchre were played. Later ID
the evening . delightful collation. VA
served.