Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Robert L. Butler and bride have returned
from their northern trip
Mr.. J. E. Booker, publisher of the Suffolk Her
did was in the city yesterday.
Only one suit was instituted in the Circuit
Court yesterday and that quite small one.
Mrs. E.. II. Miller, Of Danville, is visiting Mrs.
T. Ashby Miller, No. 1o7 north Fourth street.
Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Lille, of Lynchburg, are
visiting Captain Allison, Of west Franklin
street
Mr.. Walter A. Edwards one Of the proprietors
OF the Public Ledger, of Norfolk, was in the city
this week.
Miss Hattie J. Brown, of Petersburg, Va. is
visiting Miss Ada T. Wilson, POS north Twenty
first street,
Lieutenant Euker was considerably better
yesterday, and his friends are very hopeful OF
his recovery.
Miss Nettie Trsvilian, Of Ashland, Va. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Blanche Irevilian, oil
south Pine street
Miss Marie Cady, OF Clyde, N. Y, has returned
home after a pleasant visit 10 Miss Blanche Ire
william, Of south Pine street
Miss Blanche Grotts will DO married TO Mr..
Charles ]. German next Tuesday evening at
o'clock at 81. Peters Cathedral.
Mrs. c. II. Phillips and her daughter, Mrs
French, Of Hanover county, are stopping AT Mts'
Elliotts, GA north Fourth street.
Mr.. Robert f. Richardson viii address the
Young mems meeting az Young Mems Christian
Association Hail Sunday afternoon.
Senator j. ". @. Blackstone, OF Accomac
county, and Mr. Warner g. Elliott, Jr., Whining
ton, n. c., are at the Exchange Hotel
The Hastings Court was not In session yester-
day. In the Chancery Court the Iron Han re-
ceiyership case was argued and submitted
Bishop Granbery was prevented By sickness
r,l4.. IIaIa Ianfa n
! Wythevile, but he is thought to be improving.
Mr.. James II. Topham, engineer OF tho East.
| ern Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg, aud son
| formerly Of Manchester, were In the city yester
| day.
Mr. Frank ". Woon, well-known young at
torney OF this city, returned yesterday from
| England, where he has been visiting his rela-
| tiye5.
The receipts OF country produce were quite
I largo Yesterday, and tho markets VIII De vel
supplied to-day Prices arc advancing with the
! season.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael and Judge Beverley
| r. Wexford both made interesting addresses al
| the meeting OF Metropolitan Lodge OF Aa'
| sons Thursday night.
! Sir James B. Lyar, Governor-Gensral OF the
| province of Puntaub, in India,is at the hxchang;
| Hotel He and Lady Lyall are inaAlhs d tour u
| the United States and Canada
Misses Rite C. Lynn and Mary Florence Roies
OF Albemarle county, hare returned 10 theii
| homes after pleasant visit 10 their grand
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Christian
Tho Board Of Directors OF the Young Mems
| Christian Association held lengthy session las
night directed to the discussion OF matters per
tanning 70 the welfare Of the organization.
| Colonel Smith, the direct-tax commissioner
| reports that people entitled to the refunded tai
] are very slow calling upon him Tor their money
| This refers especially TO the representatives
| estates and deceased persons.
There were two new convicts received nt the
| penitentiary Thursday, as follows: William Nor
| tin tcolored), Rockbridge county, stealing iron
| the person. one year Daniel Mabe tcoioredl. Lei
county, forgery, one year, and horse-steahns
eight years.
| Mrs Susan Ward Reins has issued in yitation
| 10 the marriage OF her daughter, Miss Marid
| Louise, 20 Mr.. Frederick Jones. The ceremony
| will be performed at the FIRST Baptist church OF
| Tuesday evening, October 25th, at o'clock
/ Mr.. Jones is populor eft9ehe OF tte ioca io
| freight department OF tho Chesapeake and oni'
| railway.
Grand Secretary William b. Isaacs ard Colone
/ w. Z. Tanner leave to-day for Cincinneu "
| represent the Grand Lodge ol virginia at the an
| nual meeting OF the General Masonic Relief As
| soriatlon of tho United States and Canada Th'
| grand secretary will also represent ,he ioca
board Of Richmond. He will return about th'
| middle OF next week, but Colonel tanner VII
continae his trip westward.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, last evening he'll
| its regular stated monthly communication az IN
| Masonic Temple. While the lodge was not caiie'
| 70 labor the brethren were much edined and IN
| structed by pleasing addresses from Worshipiu
N. B. Clapp, OF No. o, Rev. Dr.. Cooper. Rev
George II. nay, aud Colonel Conrad, a venerable
brother. Before adiourning for refreshment
] The lodge passed q resolution recommendinl
| Worshipfui William Ryan 10 the Grand Lods'
| OF Virginia for appointment as district depu''
| GRIND master for this Masonic district.