Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. Christian have returned
from New York
Mr.. Robert II. Glass, Jr, Of the Lynchburg
Neus, is In the city.
Miss Jennie Bell Bethel, OF Danyille, Is now the
guest OF Miss Margie Manning.
There will be presentations OF company atten-
dance medals at the Armory tonight by Compa-
ny A.
| Mr. John NJ rurfoot, of the Eutaw House, Bal
timore is In the city TO spend few days with
his friends.
Miss Ellie Elliotte, Of DanviIle Va, will visit
her sister, Mrs j. |. Boswell, Jr., No. los north
| Fifth street, this week.
Mr.. Brooke boswell. an old Richmond boy has
| returned TO his home IN this city again. lie mas
gone into the insurance business.
Miss jamie Drake daughter OF Or. J. A. Drake,
| OF Ciarksvlle, IL stopping with the family OF
Rev j. o. Kirk, at iiowards Grove.
The officers at the First station-house have in
| their possession fine carpet rug, which was
found near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
The Officers OF the Pocahontas Tribe, No. 4, q
Rcd Mon were publicly installed at POWELL 8
Han last night, and refreshments were served.
Denuty-state-C ouncillor J. 5. Davis installed
the oficers Of Goodwin Council, No. 20, Junior
order United American Mechanics, last night.
The Farmers Alliance of Henrico met at the
county courthouse yesterday, anu consiuoret-
| bic amount Of routine business was transacted.
Cadet c. Eerbert Green, Of 203 east Main
street. has returned TO Bethel after spending the
HOLIDAYS very pleasantly with his mother In this
city.
The services at Park-Place church tonight
will be conducted by Rev. X. II. Bennett, and on
Friday night by Rev. DIR. W. L. Judkins. Public
cordially Invited.
Ex-senator r. Walton Moore, OF Fairfax, and
Judge Quarles OF Augusta, were in the city yes
teriay. Mr.. Moore visited the Capitol and was
cordially greeted by his former associates.
DR., George Ben. Johnston, assisted by Drs.
Coleman and Chalkley, successfully performed
| A very difficult operation on Mr.. W. G. Taylor
| Tuesday, and he is now getting along very well
| indeed.
Mr. A.. Dunlop, secretary Of the Chamber
| of Commerce, yesterday received telegram
| from the Weather Bureau saying: "Hoist cold
| wave signal: temperature will fau about twenty
| degrees by Thursday night
Mr.. John Wesey, of Richmond, and Miss An-
ME steward. Of Norfolk, were married in the lat
| ter city at IL O'Clock yesterday morning. The
afssir occurred at 81. Josepb's church. and the
| bride and groom left for northern tour eta
| Richmond.
| The newIy-elected officers OF Phil. Kearny Post
| Grand Army Of tho Republic, we're installed last
| night by t-Commander n. j. Smith, and after
| these interesting ceremonies the members and
Il
4 quet was seryod.
| The amb ilance was called TO Eighth and
| Broad streets at $3.50 last night 70 white man
| threatened with heart failure. He was taken
home. Two hours later there was call 70 the
| Third station-hOuse TO a colored woman who had
| been found sick In an alley. she WAS taken 70
/ the hospital.
The annual supper of the choir Of st. Pster's
1 Cathedral was given last night at the episcopal
residence by Father frioii, yicar-genersi:
i Father Donahue, OF St. PatricSs, and several
| other priests we're present "he affair was ele-
i gantly gotten up. After the supper there wac
| some delightful music
The residence Of Mr.. Morgan Southall. In the
/ lower part OF Henrico, narrowly escaped burn.
| ing recently. lighted lamp was left In one "a
/ The rooms aud In some inexplcable manner ex-
ploded, setting fire to the furniture. Mr. John
| Southall extinguished the flames before any
serious damage was done.
In the Chancery Court yesterday d. G. Rich
ardson qualified as administrator OF the estate
OF John j. Cannon, deceased, A. w. Patterson as
administrator c. t. a. Of the estate OF s.. Taylor
Evans, deceased, whose will vas admitted 10
| probate, and s. T. Lathrop as administrator OF
lthree estates are small
There was a large gathering OF the friends q
Miss Myrtle Yager at hor residence, No. 4l4
south Belyldere street, Tuesday night 70 engage
ing guests were present: Miss Eva Tyler, Miss
Katie Nichols, Miss Ella Haurand, Miss Maude
| Nichols, Mss joss Kerse, Miss Blsnch Gath
| wright, Miss Mabel Farmer. MessrH While
Khune, Willie Lipsc0mb. Edgar Nichols, Otis
Mallory, Charlie Duke, and Theodore Labenberg.
The west-End and Central Woman's Christian
Temperance Union paid n Wait 70 the Soldiers'
Home on Tuesday, and distributed amongst the
inmates 1,525 pages OF literature, and 100 bags
of confec ionaries. The ladies' also served each
soldier IN the Home with cake aud Jolly. Rev
*. 81. Bennett. Of washington-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, gave the old veterans hall
hours talk, In response 10 which ave OF the old
soldiers requested that prayer DO offered In fheil
benah. Tue meeting was highly enjoyed by Al
present, the old vets evhlctns great interest.
Pinafore rehearssis are now occurring aimosl
every night. and the clorusos ana chortsters are
mastering their difdcrit yoiee 10 an cxceedingiy
grafifying manner. MAJOR KIRK Mathews takef
bis part IN his usual happy way, and tho sue'
eesfive manner In which he wislds the bafos
would indicate that he belonged 70 ~The sou
dam osnpany. Nrs- Henry nngruder y ~
coedineIy attractive and fasciuatine ia Tie ~
Of ButfsFcup. and Win capstvato her sudieor p
her excellent singing snf Groccful acun9. ~
Grssnwood = Diok Deadsye = . are eearsoees
He hss superb baxtt2as oiqA vsl1a el.ey'
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