Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
y nnEEzv BUDGET or SHORT AND
cRtee ITEMS or INTEREST.
Where Some Rtchnsnd People Are
Whers Others Are Going. and who
Are Waiting Our tity.

Afa David May and: her son Irving IRE
The guests of Mrs. Ike Thalhimer.
Miss Bette Page Cooke IL the guest Of
Ma Hartley Carmichael, 8 west Main.
Bishop Van dc yyver will preach at st.
Peters Cathedral during high mass to-
day.
Miss Gould, Of New York, is visiting her
old college mate. Miss Antoni, 9Oo east
Clay.
Miss Birdie Neal. Of Dinwiddis, is visit
ing Mrs. 7. ID. Neal, Jr., 40S east Main
street.
Miss Hattie Woody, Of Henrico county.
h visiting the Misses Paul, OF east Broad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Wilson have re-
turned homo from a pleasant visit to
northern cities.
Miss Gary Glasgow is spending several
weeks IN New York with her brother. Mr..
Arthur Glasgow.
Mr.. George Griffith Smith, who has
been very I'll at st. Luke's Home, was
better yesterday.
Hiss Pritchett, of Petersburg. has re-
friends IN the city.
Dr.. D. X. Boston. Of Fluvanna. is visit
ing the family of SIR. S. Is. Woodbn, 6z7
north Eighth street.
DR.. Cullen has greatly improved in health
since he went to Old Point, and be expects
soon to return home.
Mr.. Gus Thalhimer and wife returned
Friday night from trip to Europe OF seve-
rel months duration.
Miss Virginia Sinclair. of Charlotte, n.
q, 10 visiting Mrs Chiles N. Ferrell. No.
Bis west Grace street.
Miss Irms Bumpass has returned TO
school. She is making her home at 5l3
north Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Watkins. OF Nor
folk, Va. will be the guests OF Mrs. M. IL.
Watkins until March LIST.
Miss Nettie Saunders. 500 north Tenth
street, left last Wednesday on visit to
friends in Edenton, N. G.
Miss Maggie Griffin left last week for
Washington to visit friends. She expects
to be away about month.
Miss Mary Hunt is In New Orleans
visiting Miss Bessie Behan and will re-
main until after the Carnival.
Ex-Sheriff Southward, Of Henrico, lost
little child yesterday from pneumonia.
A ball will be given at NEWMARKET hall
Monday night. February 29th, by the Old
German Sick Assistance Society.
Mr.. George Paul left last Thursday for
Newport News. where he has accepted
aposition with MIR. L. O. Hillyer
Miss Bette st. Claire. who has been
visiting relatives in this city, left for her
home, in Goochland, Friday evening.
Misses Maud and Leila Thompson, of
Amelia county, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ii. Cosby. OF 40i west Marshall
street.
Messrs. Calvin Tabb Cushing and Wen
dell Neville, of Portsmouth. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lacy, $40 east Leigh
street.
Mrs. Walter Powhatan Montague and
her daughter, Miss Cerlnne DeForest Mon
tague. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John III.
Montague.
The organ at 81. Paul's church has been
thoroughly tuned, and in the future Dir.
Reinhardt will be heard TO much better
advantage.
Miss Mary Woodfn, OF Church Hill. will
leave tomorrow for visit of several
weeks TO her aunt, Mrs. George. of Char
lottesville
Rev. DR.. Kerr will continue his special
sermons at the First Presbyterian church
this morning. The subject Will be THE
Form of Baptism"
Mrs. w. Montague. of Baltimore, arrived
In the city Yesterday and il the guest OF
her brother-in-law. Mr. John III. Montague,
No. lis east franklin
Mrs. w. Ii. Addington, of Henrico, and
Miss Matte Edwards. of Church Hill, Will
leave in few days TO visit relatives and
friends in Baltimore, Nd.
MIR. Byron Wallerstein leaves for Phla-
delphia 10. night. He will act az one of
the ushers at the Schwarzschild-Da
baum wedding February oath.
Miss Carrie l.. knight passed through
the city this week en- rouie for her home III
Amelia county, after spending some time
with relatives in York county.
Miss Fanny Talley is in Fredericksburg
on q brief visit to the femily of her uncle,
Mr.. A. III. Dickinson. She will return to
Richmond, her home. Monday next.
Mr.. j. Allston Cook. with the w. II. Mac
KAY Electrical Company, of Roanoke, Va,
IL on O short visit TO his home Ill Rich
mond, and is much improved III health.
MIR. Robert Hill. Jr., is the Richmond
agent of the Home beer, which was put on
sale yesterday for the first time. No man
is'better known to the trade than bob {"
Hill.
Mrs. +. ID. Redd. Of No. CSC north Sew
enth street, who has been confined to the
house for week by an attack of the grip,
is better and expects to be outin few
days.
Mr.. II. II. Barrett and BRIDE Miss Marion
B. Hall, or Portsmouth, are stopping at
the st. Claire Hotel for a few days en- route
to New Orleans and the winter resorts of
Florida.
There was social entertainment given
ut the residence OF Mrs. q. Il. Wren, AIS
north Twenty.eighth street, last Thursday
night. at which many of her friends were
present.
The February german of tho Arlington
club will take place at Corcoran Hall on
the 26,h. This is the last one until after
Easter and promises to be the best one OF
the season.
The Lecture Committee of Richmond
College announce that the lecture of Pro-
lessor Boatwright on the poet Goethe will
be postponed from next Tuesday night un-
Ill March 18th.
Miss Irene Fenson, formerly Of Rich
mond. now living at Payne's station Flu,
her friends in Richmond have little hopes
Of her recovery.
Bishop Van De Vyver. Father Willibald.
and MIR. Fritz Sitterding went on little
pleasure trip early IN the week to the
Benedictine Monastery. near Charlotte, N.
q. They returned Thursday.
Squire q. frischkorn has in his posses
sion, at No. 1712 east Main street. q lot OF
fne Morocco leather which was found in
the woods JUS outside OF The city. and Is
supposed TO have been stolen.
The crematory is ready TO receive gar
bage from commission houses and others.
Until the contract for its removal Is made
the refuse matter will have to DO hauled
BY the parties wishing to dispose Of it.
The condition OF Mr.. Satterwhite. who
was badly scalded at the Masonic Temple
dav OF so ago. was not so favorable last
night. The exact extent of his injuries
has not yet been definitely sscertaiued
but they are more serious than was first
supposed.
The Right Rev. George W. Peterkin. u.
D., Bishop Of West Virginia who has been