Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Personals and Briefs.

q months visit.
Miss Bette PAGE Locke is the guest OF
the Misses Weddell.
Mr. John r. Triplett, of St. Louis, is the
guest of Captain Philip Haxal.
Mr.. Walter II. Page, of the business de-
partment OF the Forum, is IN the city.
Mr.. w. f. Christian was in the city yes
terday and received a warm welcome.
Mr.. ]. b. Kidd, of this city. is on an ex-
tended business trip through the West.
Mr.. L. Dibrell Johnson and bride Miss
Conner) have returned from Washington.
Miss Rison. of Danville who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. A. Barber, has
| returned home.
Captain John b. Peyton, OF the Chesa-
peake aud OhiOrallwhy, is detained at homo
with Ia grippe.
Miss Haseltine Sims, of Roanoke. Va.
| IS visiting Miss NJ V. Saunders, OF 500
north Tenth street.
The Henrico Circuit Court was in ses-
sion yesterday, but there was no import
ant business transacted.
Mas Mary Lowell. daughter of Judge
| Lowell, of Huntington, Pa. is visiting
| Mrs. l.. Il. Gum, at the Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. James T.. Basterby and Miss Eliza
| beth Enroughty, of this citv, were married
| by Rev. w. A. Laughon December 3lst.
Mrs. ]. r. Branch. with her guests. the
Misses Queen. Will have an informal recep-
| tion Thursday January 18th, from z to 0.
Major Thomas Brander, who has been
sick for the past four weeks, is now great
| IL improved and was out on the street yes
| terday.
| A negro named John Robinson was re-
| ceived OF the penltentiary yesterday from
| New Kent county TO serve one year for
grand larceny.
Rev. Is. II. Dement,. pastor of the Bap-
| fist church at Buena Vista, was III the city
Yesterday and attended the Baptist Minis
! ters' Conference.
Mr. II. A. Bourne, of New York. vice
| president OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. is in the city. He is accompa.
MED by his daughter.
Mr.. Robert Dyball, who recently died in
| Philadelphia. was once citizen OF Rich
mond. tie was an uncle OF the wife OF
Captain John +. Mayer.
Miss }. d. b. Thompson left the city yes
tsrday for Warrington 10 visit her bro
thef. Pavmaster G. l.. Thompson, L. ). N.
who has been critically III.
Eweli Camp. c. v, has notified Colonel
William i. Smith. grand commander Con-
federate Veterans. that 10 has voted the
sum Of $50 70 the Soldiers Home.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Henry W. Cottrel and Miss Ida V. Null at
Leigh-Street Baptist church. Tuesday af-
ternoon. February I'd, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ID. johnson have re-
turned 10 their home. 703 north Ninth
street, after spending one week with their
sister, Mrs. james L. CARRIER, Capitol Hill.
Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. John r. Triplett. OF ST. Louis, is in
the city, and IS the guest OF Colonel and
Mrs. Phil. Haxall Mr.. Iriplett was reared
in Richmond. He looks remarkably well.
and. If anything. shade younger.
Private communications received here
Yesterday report the serious illness OF Rev.
Basil Manly, ID. d.. NJ Louisville, Ky. DR..
Manly was formerly the pastor OF First
Baptist church OF this city and IS widely
known.
Mr.. John r. Hughes, member Of the
Board of Aldermen from Marshall Ward.
is out candidates tor Sheriff, subject
TO the Democratic primary, aud Sheriff
Gates has announced himself a candidate
for reelection.
Miss Sue Mcdonald Green, of Culpeper,
who has been with her mother at Ford's
Ho.el. Is now the guest Of Miss Rena
Stearns. S1j Park avenue. Miss Green has
remained in Richmond to be present at
the Association Bal.
Friends in this city of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Allan have received invitations to
attend the celebration of their silver we'd
ding ON Saturday evening, February 9Th,
at their residence, No. 1901 Eleventh
street. northwest, Washington, ID. G.
Cards Of invitation have been issued by
Mr.. X. Is. Gray to the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Annie Garnett. 10 Mr..
Sewen :. McKenney. The ceremony Will
take place AT her residence, 72S north
Fourth street, February I'd. At half-past
O'Clock 7. VI.
Al 1880 O'Clock Sunday night the Fro
Department was called out by an alarm
from Box No. B. The occasion was the eX-
plosion OF a lamp IN the rooms over the
tea store. Sixth and Broad. The blaze
was extinguished with only slight damage
TO the premises.
General aud Mrs. Wise. IN accordance
with plan formed long since are about
to spend the winter in Washington. Con-
gresham Wise has requested the General
and Foreign Commerce Committee. and
under the circumstances the General IS
likely 70 accept.
A called meeting OF the West-End Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the residence OF Mrs. j. r. Z. Bur-
roughs az O'clock this afternoon. corner
Sycamore and Cary streets. The Mothers
meeting, which was postponed on account
of bad weather, will take place AT o'clock
at the same place.
Grand Commander I. c. Morton. of
Staunton: Grand-Guide ". j. Mcdowell I;
j. Samuel Parrish. of Committee on Law,
OF the American Legion Of Honor Of Viz
ginia. paid an official visit last Friday eve
ming 70 Virginia Council. and last night to
Stuart Council No. 1892. They report very
encouraging progress in the order.
TIE ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 1885 O'clock TO the Gallego
Mills to colored man suffering with
cholera morbus. He was treated and car
| ried home. IL was again summoned at
! $50 z. NJ. to 1872 east Cary street 10 a
| colored man suffering with commissions.
The third call was at L. VI. 10 ThIrty-hrst
and Broad streets TO colored man who
! had the cramp. He was treated and left.
The Miller-Davls Banjo Club rendered
| one of its members, Sir. Clinton Davis, AT
| his residence, north Fifth street, Satur-
day night a surprise party. The occasion
was intended a. the anniversary of Mr..
\ Dayis's birth, but the boys missed the date
| by one week. Tie musical treatment was
| a rare treat. which consisted of selections
| by the club aud solos by individual
members. Several friends of Mr. Davis
accompanied the club, making the party
number about twenty. Lunch was served
| and :. eat. drink. aud be merry" INDUCED
in till II O'clock. The club consisted OF