Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Nr.C.y Y. Meredith win leave the city for CHI
cago to-day.
The new steel cruiser Newark arrived at Ola
Point yesteSday.
Bishop and Mrs Wilmer Of Alabama, are visit
ing at Brook Hill.
The piano loaned 10 the Shelterine Arms Is
now gift TO that charity by the aid OF iriehu'
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.. p. p
Winston qualified a. executor Of the Will OF So
ran Perkins Dickinson.
Mr.. John D. snyder, the efficient State
Armorcr, who was taken suddenly NJ az the Ben
Tower Friday last, is much improved.
The train from the North was delayed several
hours last night by pOp-yalyc Of the locomotive
blowing out al Summit station.
Mr.. De Witt Sears, Of Baltimore, who during
the war was a member Of the First Company oi
Richmond HOwitzers. Is in the city.
Mr. Willie Pleasants, an old war Howitzer Of
the First Company and now living in shreye-
port. La. is visiting his native place. hlchmoni
Mr.. and Mr.. T. G.. Higginbotham and Mr.
| and Mrs Cabeil BrOOkcnbr0ugh have gone 10
Chicago, Cleveland, and Niagara for q two weeks
| trip
Adutani-General Mcdonald left last night for
| Roanoke, thence he will 60 10 Lexington to at
| tend the meeting Of the virginia Military lhstl'
tute Board on Monday.
| l.. T.. II,
| lacerated one Of his feet 20 severely wnhe
bathing at Newport News day or two ago that
| he Is confined 70 bis room.
Richmond Castle. Knights Of the Golden Eagle,
will confer the knights degree ON several cam
didates tonight; after which officers ior the ell
| suing term VIII be nominated.
| Nessrs. Habliston & Sons have leased for Ave
| wears the elegant store recently erected by Mr..
| Charles f. Davis and DR.. Jud. Il. Wood on the
| corner OF Seventh and Main streets.
Bishop II. VI. jackson and family, who have
| been spending several days ~ Virginia Beach,
| Will spend to-day In Richmond, and then go 10
! Mr. PAGES country home, sunny Sl1e'
Mr.. James G.. Tinsley left yesterday afternoon
| for Cincinnati over the Chesapeake and ONO
| railway. lie will be absent abOu two weeks and
will spend most OF the time IN TIE state OF ONO.
The yirginias played n practice game on
| Island Park Yesterday evening with strong
| picked nine, defeating thom by score ol 10 %
| 8. The VirHnias ana Manchcsler5 play al Island
| Park Saturday evening
The names Of Miss Patti VI. Haley and Miss
I Pattie Mc(,chee should nave been lnclulei IN
| the list published yesterday OF the sclplafs VINO
received first honors in the second division, Ju-
| nior A, In tue High school
The Sunday school Of tho Fourth-street Bap-
! tlst church will have their annual picnic az
| Young's Pond today. The members and friends
| OF the school viii leave the church IN wagons at
| $3.50 o'clock this morning
Mr.. John Jacob, Of Ilamnondton, y. j., IS
| visiting his brother, Mr.. Caleb JACOB, corner
| Laurel and Main streets. Mr.. Jacob served
| under General Walker IN the Nicarauga expe-
diton aud during the late war was member
! of Company B, First Virginia Infantry.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the X. T. Lee Camp
| gave a lawn party at the ola Dill residence, NJ.
| / west Clay street. last night. The yard WAS
| beautifully lighted and several tables were
| Al read on the lnWn. Refreshments were served
| and the evening enioyably spent by the
| quests in attendance.
The ladies OF Howard's-Grove Baptist church
| nre holding a very successful laWn-party this
! week on the church lawn. Tie attendance has
| been large every night. Last sunday wGs ths
| third anniversary Of tho organization OF TINS
| church. aud also marked the opening OF Rev. ).
| o. Kinks second yeaI as pastor.
Word has been received here Of tho marriage
! ON June Sth of Mr. Nathan calisher formerly OF
| Richmond. but for the last SIX years resident
! Of New York, 70 Miss Belle simon, charming
| Young lady, formerly Of sacrsmcnt0, Cal, bat
| also now "A resident o. the metropolis The brlne
| ana groom left immei ately on an extended trip.
! The ambulance was called yesterday morning
| at 1920 o'clock TO the Richmond Locomotive
| Works 20 a white man whose arm was bruised.
| lie was treated and lett. IL was again summoned
| AZ 2.IO o'clock l.. ". to the Chesapeake and ONO
| round.house to a cOlOred man who had been cut
about the head by torpedo exploding He was
| treated and left.