Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-25
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs
Miss Janet and Miss Sallie Morris are
summerlng at Cherrystons.
MIR. James Caskie and wife left yester-
day afternoon for Chcr;ystone.
Mrs. Heath. of Fulton. who has been
quite sick. Is slightly improved.
Mr.. NJ. s. Valentine Jr., and family left |
Yesterday for Cherrystone to spend the
summer.
Pickett Buchanan Camp, c. ". will |
celebrate their anniversary by picnic on |
the Fourth Of July.
There will be services in the Mission |
Hall mt $3.50 this afternoon conducted by |
Rev. G.. +. Williams.
Mr.. J. Floyd Huxter and bride. who have
been visiting friends in Portsmouth. nave |
returned to Richmond.
Mr.. William Terry and bride, of Rich |
mond. are visiting Mrs. 4. a. Meginley, |
High street. Portsmouth.
Mr.. T.. j. Warren. of the Auditors Office. |
VINO was taken quite sick on Thursday. was |
much better yesterday.
The Gesangverein Virginia will celebrate |
their fortleth anniversary on the night OF |
july 1st at Sanger-H Hall Garden.
Denny-Street Methodist Sunday school |
will have its annual picnic at Proyi- |
dence Forge Tuesday, June 25th.
Mr.. John Russell. a native of Richmond. |
died IN Norfolk wednesday. He was |!
member Of Richmond Lodge, /. o. o. L.
Mr.. T.. p. Routt. who was injured at
Newport News about ten days since, IL M
proving. but is still confined at home.
Miss Maggie Parrish, daughter Of Mr..
Jefferson Parrish, who was bitten by n
vicious dog last week, Is rapidly improv-
Ing.
Miss Ella F. Spicer Is visiting friends at
Norfolk. and while absent will make trips
70 old Point, Virginia Beach and Ocean
View.
Mr.. 4. Il. Ferguson has returned from
.he international Typographical Union:
Ills colleague. Mr.. James a. Healy. Is still
up North.
The Blue Jeans club. of the Hasker-Mar;
ruse Company, will play the Richmond
Gems of Allen and Ginter, at Island Park
this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Fleet. OF King and Queen
county. is the guest of the family Of Rev.
]. o. Kirk, pastor Of the Howards-Groye
Baptist church OF Fairmont.
In the Chanccrv Court yesterday Mrs:
Ann German qualified rs administering OF
Michael German. and Mrs. Kate {. Grubbs
IS executrix of John W. Grubos-
On Julv 9Th Germania Lodge. Knights OF
pythias. VIII have a summrr-nights tes-
tival at Blandon Park. at which the Ge-
sangyerein Virginia will also be present.
Rev DR.. Hatcher will not exchange pull
pits with Rev. DIR. Donoway. OF trede-
ricksbrlry, on Sunday, as has been an
nounced. lie VIII preach at Grace-street
church as usual.
The funeral Of Cornelius Goodwin. for
merlv of Company 4. Nineteenth Virginia
| battalion. who died Thursday az the Sol
| diers Home. took place at Hollywood yes
| terday morning.
Cards are out for the silver wedding OF
| Hon. !. Il. Nj. Curry and wife, which Is 10
be celebrated in Venice, Italy, this eve
| ming. 4 number of Rlchmonders nave re-
| ceiyed invitations.
| Smart Grant. the infant son Of DR.. and
| Mrs. Thomas j. Moore, died Thursday at
| Alleghany Springs. and will be buried from
| the residence. 400 east Franklin street, at
| $3.50 o'clock this morning.
| Altar the meeting of the Ladies' Sewing
| Circle of Seventh-Street Christian church
| Thursday, on motion OF one OF the ladies';
| three cheers were gwen lOr tIeNciunu uuu
| three more for Baby Ruth.
Miss ORR, Hatcher, who has been on a
| charming visit to friends in Louisville, IS
registered at the Palmer House. Chicago,
with Miss Harvey. DR.. and Mrs. Harvey,
and Others, of Louisville. Ky
Mrs. II. C. Wherry, Mrs. Douglas
| Wherrv. Miss Emmie Wherry. and Master
Robert Wherry, and Miss Mabel Has. OF
This city. left Yesterday for Cberryton Cot
taee. Cherryton, TO spend the summer.
Mr. William Garstang, of this city.
superintendent Of motiye-power OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway has been
elected first vice president OF the Master
| Mechanics Association, now III session at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Mayor Ellyson and Norman V. Ram
| doIph. Esq. attended the sessions OF the
| National Building Fund and Loan Associa;;
| fions' Conventions well rs the National
Democratic Conyention-n Chicago tins
| week. Mr. Randolph IS still i'll Chicago.
The only case of any importance on the
Police Court docket yesterday was that OF
\ Charles BraxtOn (colored). charged with
| stealing a set of harness from some I'M
| known person, which was continued Oh,
| account of the absence of witnesses until
this morning.
Rev. s. Scollay Moore. rector of Trinity
| Tniscopal church. West Virginia, who re-
| coiyed the degree OF Doctor or DIVINITY
! from Washington and Lee University at
the last commencement OF that institu-
lion. is son-in-law of Mr.. William Ii.
lsaacs. Of this cisy.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Toblen,
who died Yesterday ut her residence. NO.
40s east Broad street, will take place. from
st. Johns German Lutheran church to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. ~" ue-
ceased who was the widow or William
Toblen. was nearly 81 wears old.
The Notification" entertainment. which
was given ut tho Academy of Music last
night By the students OF Richmond Col
lege. was poorly attended. out Tue co.io-
gians acquitted themselves excellently:
The singing by the quin'ette composed OF
Messrs. Cnildrey, Young. Harwood. Bagby
and Clements was especially enjoyable.
Lee Lodge. No. SO, Order Of Tonti, held
social reunion in their new lodge-room.
Wiik,nson's Hall, last night. The features
az the evening were the musical pro-
! oramme. conducted by Messrs. Crowder,
Davis. and Hill, and several beautiful vocal
numbers rendered by Miss Bessie fuqua'
Mr.. James Il. Vaughan addressed the as
seInblage.
The stock of goods of A. Marks Il Co.
IN the hands of William j. Woods as re.
ceiyer has been sold to Harry Marks, the
ur,ce paid being 81. 400. and the money has
been placed in bank according to the ordel
If the Chancery Court. The case OF Hell
: delbereer 4 10. against A. Marks Il Co
: will not come up for trial before the la
term OF the court.