Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Personal. and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Wheat have returned
from their bridal tiip.
Mr. and Mrs. Occur sWineford are on visit 20
New York and Boston.
Mr. p. b. Robertson, Of J22 east Broad street,
has CONS - New YORK on business trip.
Mrs. George II. whtdeld. OF Isle Of Wight
county. is visiting friends on west Clay street.
Mrs. sue GameweI, OF Denville, is writing bee
brother, Nr. ID. j. Paxton, JOG south lnirusircs'
Mr. PM. shea has had beautifully bronzed the
shoe he won by his novel election Del ironi MI
y. sullivan.
The trustees n the Masonic Temple have do
cided rot 20 rent the halt Of the Temple Tor
dancing classes.
The funeral OF Joseph Loterko yesterday stter-
noon was attended by Richmond Castle, NO. H.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union win hold meeting az the Young hen
CHRISTIAN Association Han this afternoon NJ
o'clock.
AT tho funeral of Edward Wade at Laure-
Street Methodist church Monday afternoon MT.
Haddon ). Watkins sang I'm Some SWEEP Lay
By-and-By.'
Mr. A. J. Montague, Of Danyille, IA in the city.
Mr. Montague Is a candidate for United 5 ales
District Attorney for the Western JUDICIAL DIS
trict Of virginia.
Miss Josys Kerse Of west Marshall street, WI
leave This merning for Frederickseufg' y =, ~
attend the wedding u her cousin. MISS Maybi7
Waters, OF that CITY.
Mrs. Mary A. Thompson, OF Caroline county u
visiting her son and daughter, j. 4. Ihoulps9n
and Mrs. jacob Cmladf, at their residence, II"
south Belyidere street.
Professor shaw Is getting the Monumental
church choir into excellent condition. ~ bts
shown great improvement since he took charge
there few months ago.
Tomorrow being Thnnksgiying-Day, and
therefore national holiday, all OF the PUBIC
oflcoe. the banks, railroad depots, and many
otner places Of business viii be closed.
Mr.. Charles E. wingo Is in receipt Of Informs
ton that his brother-in-laW, Hon. Charles l.
OFerrnll, who has been quite III at his home,
in Harrisonburg, IS recovering his Lealth-
DIR. and Mrs. J. 4. Warren, Of Mobile, Ala so
we'll known &c annual visitors TO the mountains
Of Virginia. arc at BOZ vest Franklin street and
will spend good portion Of the winter in the
city.
Thanksgiving services will be held at ~.
Johns German Evangelical church. Eighth ana
MGrshan streets, tomorrow morning ~ Il
O'Clock. The pastor, Rev. Paul l. MenZei, VIII
OificIate.
One Of the pleasant egentsOf Thanksgiving
Dav VIII be the sOcal entertainment Mt me
Fourth Street Baptist church tomorrow night.
The ladies are preparing 70 make the afair
quite an attractive one.
The lodges Of Benevolent Protective Order
Elks are warned by Sir. Percy g. Williams,
grand exnlted ruler OF New York, against man
calling himself g. p. Williams and claiming 70
be OF Pittsburg Lodge, No. IL.
A small fire at the residence Of sllvyra Pal-
mer, No. 1915 east BYRD street. was the provo
cation for turning IN an alnfm from station IA al
5:l2 o'clock yesterday afternoon ne cause OF
the flames was unknown and the damage was
trlfllng.
Mr.. Gwvnn LYLE, who has been doing engi-
neer4nc work for the United States Government
in Oregon for tho past several years, has re-
turned - Richmond 20 reside and accepted po-
sition with the Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company.
Rev. DR.. J. Wiley Blsdsoe, who has returned
from conference, win leave the city to-day, but
will be back Tuesday, when he viii mite ~ mar
rage two wcll-knOWn members OF ParS-Place
church. lie viii probably spend the winter IN
Southern California.
The remains OF Miss 81 Resale Yancey, who
died Sunday IN Lynchburg, will arrive NJ tue
Bvrd-Street depot at 10 O'Clock tls morning,
aud the interment will be at HOLLYWOOD Ihe
deceased was for many yeArs a beloved teacher
In the sunday school Of the First Presbyterian
church Of this city.
Rev. H. II. Bennett win deliver an address this
evening at 4 O'rlocs at the Washlngton-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, corner Cary anu
Washington streets, on - WCmens Work" There
will lie good music, Including solo by Professor
Horace +. Smith. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended the public.
The meeting Of the Davis-Nonument Assofia-
ton, which was 90 have been held yesterday
was postponed until to-day, rs Mr. \. A. Gun
nineham Of Nashville. the general agent OF the
organization. had not completed his report. Mr.
Cunninghan Is In Richmond and - stopping az
the Hotel Dodson. As soon a. his detail WORK -
finished some interesting features are expected
TO develop.
A negro entered the store Of n. r. Jacobs yes-
terday morning and offered 70 pawn n handsome
dark-grecn Melton oyerccat. The proprietor
suspected Omethiug wrong aud sent meJsen-
ger 10 tho Second Poiicp station. An offcer her
rcd 10 the place, bat found that the supposed
thief had made his escape. The oSercoat was
taken 10 the station-house, where IL viii be kept
until the owner can be found. Tho negro has
not yet been arrested.