Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
RICHMOND BRIEFED.
es,eAr AND NewsY ITEMS GATHER
60 BY DISPATCH REPORTERS
Local Happenings Given u" oo""'"''
Form-Personsi.s Social. Religious
and Otherwise.

his uncle. Mr.. Il. W. siaIaOie' VI
Ienrico.
DIR. s. 0aleski returned to the city after
nm extended trip North in the interest OF
the Guild
Major B. f. Eakle. White Sulphur and
Colonel A. ID. Banks, Chicago. are at the
Exchange.
Mr. svlyanus Stokes LETT for Philadel-
mia Yesterday afternoon after bret visit
to this city.
Miss Hanzie Haynes, Of Caroline, ia the
guest of Miss Lucie Haynes, ol9 south
Pine street.
Cards are out for q reception 10 be gwen
by Mrs. James Peasants IN honor OF Mrs.
Quitman Lowell.
Miss Bessie Carter. Of Alexandria, is
visiting her cousin, Miss FItzhugh, OF 3l2
east Grace street.
Mrs. John NJ. Gregory. of James City,
is visiting relatives and friends IN Rich
mond and Henric0.
Captain Daniel O'Connell, OF Hunters,
vile. Pocahontgs county. W. Va, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles w. Curtice was out the early
part of the week. but IS again confined 70
his room at the st. Claire.
Misses Mable Glnn and Minnie Blakoy
are the guests of Mrs. James Lester. OF
north Twenty street.
Miss Fannie Higgins. Of north Twenty
ninth street. has returned from a visit to
friends in Norfolk and Hampton.
Mr.. G. II. Armistead, of Portsmouth. has
returned home after visit 10 his friend
Iga1eEa1I ,f tlfa
Miss Minnie Krug and her friend. Miss
Daisy Hicks. will leave Monday for Wash
ington. Baltimore, and New York.
Miss Gertie Bear. Of Gordonsyille, Is
visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Goldback, No. IA east Main street.
Miss Plummie Edwards, of Church Hill,
has left for Baltimore, where she viii be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ramsey.
Mrs. Jacob Edel and her daughter have
returned from pleasant visit 10 Savan-
nah, ira, Jacksonville. and ST. Augustine,
Fla.
Mrs. William r. Trgg and Miss Hane-
winckel Will be at home Tuesday evening
from 5 to o'clock at No. TIA west franklin
street.
The steamship Wyanoke. Of the old Do
minion Line. ia undergoing thorough re-
pairs. and the Guyandotte Is on the line IN
her place
The Industrial Chapter Of All Saints
church will serve lunch at 9li east Main
street Tuesday, the lst Of March, from Il
Nj. to 5 Z. NJ.
Senator John W. Daniel visited the Capt.
toll yesterday. He is the guest Of Major
James ID. Patton. and will remain IN tie
city until Monday.
Miss Ivy Marable, Of this city. who ac-
companied her sister, Mrs Writ Marks, on
her bridal tour. Is expected TO return
home on Saturday.
Miss Julia ID. h. Thompson, who has
been receiving much social attention II
Washington, will return homo some some
time during the Lenten season.
Mr.. George G.. Smith. OF No. 92i wesI
Grace street. who recently underwent
severe surgical operation at ST. Lukel
Home, IS now at homo cOnyalescent.
Mr. Nathan Wallerstein, OF the firm o
Wallerstein Brothers, of Washington. ID
c.. now on visit here for the past week
will return to Washington Monday.
The Hastings Court adjourned yoster
! day for the term, only civil cases ben.
| heard on tine last day. The term was ~
unusually long one, lasting twenty-thre'
days.
Mrs. Matte Davies, Of San Francisco
who has been the guest Of Miss Rosalin
| Salomonsky for the past SIX weeks, left fo
| her far distant home on the Golden Shor'
last night.
Rev. Mr.. Moran, archdeacon Of the
| Diocese Of Maryland, who has been the
| guest Of MI and Mrs w. J. Johnson. No
| 10 east Franklin. returned 20 Baltimor
yesterday morning.
Isaac Dlggs. ESQ.,. grand chancellor O
| the Knights of Pythias Of Virginia, vii
visit IYanhoe Lodge, No. ~, on Monda
evening, when the first rank Will BE- con
ferred on ten strangers.
That portion of Cary street between
| Seventeenth and Eighteenth, known a
" Cash Corner" has at length change'
hands. and the property IS being fitted ~
as foundry for James W. Carr.
The ambulance was called yesterday Of
ternOOn at 1890 o'clock 20 Jefferson an
| Main streets 20 an old colored man VIII
had fallen and hurt his head. He wa
taken TO the hospital for treatment.
Miss Bette Evans. Of Charles City. VIII
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs JOSH
! Bracket. OF 223S Yenable street. will n
| turn home Tuesday and will take Mr..
| Brackets little daughter Byrlie with hei
The earnings for the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for January, 1892, wer
$24,243.26; expenses. Sl9.sJ3.49: and ia
| earnings of the Petersburg railroad for IN
same mouth were S37,55s.G6; expense
| S2l, 330.33.
Mr.. Alexander Rothenstein, Of Sa
| Francisco. Cal. who has been visiting tai
CITY since December IN the interest of ia
Order of the Golden Shore, having organ
ganized grand lodge here, left for Phil
delphia last night.
The annual meeting OF the Catholi
Beneficial Society will be held next Tue,
day night. Officers for the ensuing yea
will be elected. All of the present incuu
bents, headed by Mr.. John NJ. Higgins. oh
president, were renominated at the Las
meeting.
On Wednesday evening the Miss
Rankin gave a delightful entertainment
quite number Of their friends at the
residence, lit west Marshall stree
Games and other amusements were II
dulged IN until midnight, after whic
the guests departed
IL Is authorItztiyely announced that q
death of Mr. William A. stuart will M
interfere with the usual season this year
the White Sulphur. The famous reso
will be conducted under the managemeI
Of Major Is. f. Eakle. who has made It
popular for the past five years.
A very quiet but pretty marriage toe
place at the residence OF Mr.. q. l.. For
All west Marshall street, on Thursday q
18th instant, at l z. NJ. the parties beII
Miss Maude Coleman. OF Orange count
, and Dr. Eugene Voolfolk. OF Hinton, '
, Va. The BRIDE was attired in lovely su
of gray. with gloves 10 match. They lie
on the 2 z. NJ. train for Hinton.
Rev. G. w. Duke will preach at Ra
dolph-Street Baptist church this mOrnln
and tonight. Twenty members
; this now church were baptized at Pin
: Street last week by Rev. J. b. Hutson an
seventeen more are yet 20 be baptlze
! The foundation for the new church bull
ing is being laid aud the lumber Is on q
ground already prepared for erection.
Mrs. Pugh, Of Lynchburg. and Nj
Mamie James, ofAshland, have returned
their homes after visit ola few days 10 q
family Of Mr. Pugh. 628 north Sixth stree
and Mr.. Thomas, 1915 west Marshall. III
latter's visit was associated with muC
sadness TO Mrs. Pugh. as IL has not be,
her privilege before to visit RichmoI
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