Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Personals and Briefs.

Captain G. A. Wallace and A. V. Shea
have gone on fishing trip to Hanover.
Mr.. John b. Welsh, of the Commercial
House, leaves to-day for trip to Norfolk
and Old Point.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. G.. Hartman have re-
turned from Baltimore. where they went
on short visit.
Owing TO the heated term DR.. Tudor has
determined to close his services at Broad
Street church for this week.
Alderman Joseph w. Carter has returned
home after delightful sojourn IN Mathews
and other Underwater counties.
The Blues carried large crowd on their
excursion down the river last night and
the trip vas q most delightful one.
MIR. Samuel REGISTER, who was suddenly
called away about ten days since by the
illness Of his mother, has returned TO the
city.
Miss Ida V. and Mr.. Nathan ID. Harris
leave for Amelia county tomorrow to
spend some time with Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Walton.
Miss Maggie Starr. the accomplished
daughter of Rev. DIR. Starr, of Norfolk.
passed through Richmond on her way 10
Danyille.
Messrs. Thomas M. Workman and Louis
o. Wendenburg qualified before Judge
Witt yesterday as notaries public for the
city of Richmond.
Mrs. j. W. Winfree. of Danville. is
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
Nj. j. Hamlin. east Marshall street, puor
TO trip To the seashore.
Acca Temple had an interesting meeting
last night, when several candidates crossed
the burning sands. There was banquet
after the business meeting.
The lron-Hall picnic at Blenner's Park
yesterday afternoon was most delightful
AFFAIR, and the members and their guests
spent very pleasant afternoon.
Miss LottIe Livesay. of Highland Park,
who has been visiting friends on Church
Hill. left for home Wednesday evening,
accompanied by Miss Alice Crump.
Judge Barton, of Fredericksburg, who is
holding court for Judge Lamb, handed
down number of DEGREES yesterday morn
ing. but none were Of public interest.
Mrs. w. V. Tudor has gone to Ocean
Grove in company with her mother,
Mrs. Morsell, of Washington. ID. @. They
will be the guests OF Mrs. Roper, of Nor
folk. Va.
Next Sunday afternoon the Methodist
Society will establish Sunday-school at
the Soldiers's Home for the benefit OF
those living in the vicinity and the inmates
of the Home.
A negro man named George. employed
at Westbrook. the country-place of Major
Ginter, died Wednesday evening from sun.
stroke. He received the best attention,
but without avail.
The meeting of Lee Camp tonight will
be of unusual interest. There will be an
election of four members of the Board OF
Visitors of the Soldiers Home. Ii is ex.
pected that the attendance will be large.
Charles Burke (colored), who has been
confined in the city jail as lunatic, was
yesterday morning discharged by order OF
Judge Witt upon the written recommends,
ton OF DIR. William s. Gordon, physician
10 the Jail, that Burke has been restored to
sanity.
Earnest Snead and Lee Faudree, two
young white men. were arrested IN the
Third District yesterday. charged with
breaking and entering the dwelling. house
of SIR. j. f. Beasley, No. 7l9 Church
street, and stealing a lot of blankets. pair
Of pants, razor, a clock, and a watch
chain.
Through the courtesy OF Major b. r.
Selden, superintendent of the railway line,
VINO kindly rendered car for that pur-
pose, Mrs. William III. Peasants took the
little girls from the orphan asylum out
to Forest-Hill Park yesterday. where they
spent most delightful day pic-nicking on
the grounds. These little ones do not
often have such an opportunity for a
pleasant day, and they showed by their
actions how thoroughly enjoyable an oc-
casiop 10 was to them.