Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
LOCAL COMPRESSED.
MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST PUT
INTO SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
Personal Points Gathered from All Over
che City. and Brief and Inter-
Getting News Notes.

\ slowly improving.
Misscs Kate and Marion Harris are at home
| for the Easter holidays.
Mira Dewitt, Of the Exchange, 10 visiting Mrs.
leslie Blair. OF Ashland.
Mrs r. ". Tyree 10 visiting her con. Mr.. Wyshe
c. Tyree, Of Altoona, Pa
Mrs. Joseph II. Shepherd returned TO this city
| yesterday after yisit 10 Clarke county.
Mrs W. n. Cntlin and Miss wyllie Royal, OF
Hanover, are vieiting friends In the city.
Miss Helen Rosse. Of Barton Heights, is in
| Washington, ID. C.. on visit to friends
Mr.. Enoch Buzzell and wife. Of Cowansvlle,
p. O., Can, arc stopping at Foid's Hotel
Councilman James W. White is still confined at
| home ON account Of injuries received four weeks
| ego.
Miss Estelle Bass, Of Lynchburg Va, Ia visit
| ing her cousin, Mrs. 4. I. Greene, OF Church
| Hill.
| Mrs w. r. Quarles and Miss Louise Quarles
left last week for visit 10 Cincir natl and LOUIE
| vile.
Mrs. z. y. Adams, Of. Washington, is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Ewers, lOO2 west MAIN
| street.
Mira John Hunter left yesterday for Lynch
| burg. where she will DO the guest Of Mrs John
| Lewis.
Mrs. c. b. Wood, Of Norfolk. IL visiting her IN
Gle, Mr.. j. ID. Christian, at 80 north Iweitn
| street.
Miss Lottie z. siarke, after lengthy stay in
the city, has returned 10 her home In Hanover
county.
Rescue Council, No. l, Jr. o. U. A. ~, will par
tcipate In the fiag-raising parade In Manchester
Monday.
Miss Lille Cannon will leave this week Tor
| visit 10 Professor Blairs family at Hampden-
Sidney College.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c. billiard, Of Lanesville. Va,
are now visiting her parent, Mrs Il. =. Perkins,
| Of Church Hill.
Misc Mary Tlcball, Of Winchester, and Miss
| Ethel Patterson of Baltimore are the guests OF
| the Misses Powell
Mrs. Joseph Hopkins Of Baltimore. who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Young, returned 10
her homo last week.
| Mrs. Julia Peyton, Of the University OF VIZ
ginia, Is the guest Of Mrs. John nj. West' az lOs
| north foushee street.
Miss Alys Connally will soil for Europe on the
| 3Oth 81 this month with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
| and Mrs. J. l.. NJ. Curry.
Tho Kings Daughters OF Christ church have
| presented The Chelsea-lill church with beau-
tilul communion service.
Bishop James A. Latane, Of the Reformed
| Episcopal Church, OF Baltimore, was AT the
| Capitol yesterday on business
Mr.. aud Mrs. Juan Pizzni will on the 10Th OF
this month celebrate their silver wedding by
holding reception from . 10 IL at night
| Miss May Leo and Miss Laura Darlington are
chnperoning a large party OF young ladies' on an
Easter trip to Washington and Baltimore
The quarterly meeting OF the Womans Bep-
tist Missionary Society viii be held at ths Grace
Street church Thursday next at 2ociock'
| Mrs r. II. Bsgby, OF Staunton, is on visit 10
| ber niece. Mrs A. T. Heinrich, at her beautiful
| suburban residence, Fourth avenue, Chestnut
Hill
Jobn A. Shields formerly OF Richmond, and
| now n resident OF New York city, ana DrOther OF
Mrs W. H. Kelly, OF this city, Is In very ethical
condition.
Miss Mamie Hill Warren, formerly OF k is1.
| mond, but now residing In Baltimore, Is IN this
CITY. the guest OF Mrs. DR.. George b. Steel, 2OO
| south Third street.
Mrs. James II. Harris of Baltimore, Md, has
| returned home after pleasant WISH 70 her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Charles l.. steel, VINO return
| ed with her mother
Mrs. V. n. Robertson, who has been spending
on Barton Heights, has returned 70 her hoHie' Oh
| south Laurel street.
Moro flowers have been sold for this Easter
than ever before in the history OF Richmond. IN
deed the florists reported last night that tue ue
| mand far exceeded the supply.
Dr. Ramon ID. Garcin has been elected dele
| gate 10 the Supreme Lodge oil the Equitabie
| isapue. which meets In Baltimore Thursday.
| This is the second time he has been mus hon-
| ored.
| Miss Lizzie Y. Humphrey and Rev. J. ). Wicker
| win be married at the residence OF the prlde.
electis father. Captain w. +. Humphrey, No. 9Of
west Main street, at 2:30 T. Nj. Tuesday, 10Th
\ instant.
MA. G.. Becker and family left for Chicago
| Yesterday to attend the funeral OF Mr. Seekers
| mother on Monday. Mr. Becker returheu oh ny,
few days ago from the iuheiHi vi Hi' A' ~
died April "a
| Colonel George b. Finch, OF Boydton, Meek
| ,anGury county, has been appointed by Gov
| ernor Mckinney q member oil the Worlu ar
| Commission Tor the Fourth Congressional DIS
| trict nee Colonel Ed. 5. Dean, VINO deehheu ap-
pointment.
| Tho ambulance was called yesterday after
| noon al q O'clock 10 the Richmond Stove-Works
| 10 colored man whose thumb was DAILY niasn-
| ed by being caught between peit anu MnseL
| He was taken home and his FAMILY physician
| summoned.
Mr. md Mrs ]. d. Christian have issued cards
NJ iuyitation TO the marriage OF their niece, MISS
| Octayia Christian, to MIR. w. FREQ. hicharason'
| III Manchester The ceremony VIII take piace
April 18th, at 8 o'clock Z. NJ, al the fifs' Dap
tist church.
| committee consisting OF ive ladies' from
.oen ~ the BAPTIST churches Of the city, will
msst at the Second Baptist church Tuesday
sfternoon AT o'clock to take steps looking 10 the
holding Of bazarr IN May ior INC penen' VI 'no
Randolph-Street church
Mr.. George A. Hutchinson and II. T. Hovey,
soraeant ana deputy sergeant OF Staunton. ar
| lived IN tho city yesterday, having IN charge
William Irvine and Jacob Hennlne, ageu re-
spectivey 10 and ID, who were c0ninil'ed W
the Reformatory at Laurel.
Ncws was received here yesterday OF the death
| AZ Natchez, Miss, of John ID. Dowdy, formerly OF
tbis city. lie removed TO Natchez about eigh-
teen months ago. but had many friends IN Rich
mond and Manchester, he having been ior
| q Ter a
| Tina marriage of Miss Connally to Mr.. Otis
| Mills Coke of Philadelphia, which was arranged
| for this month and for which extensive prepare
| tions had been made, will now Do poslponsu On III
account OF the recent sad death III the la,niy. ~
| vii take place very quietly in June st"ferin-
rnrst ths residence OF Mrs. Connally, near Ashe-
| yiil5.
| Most Worshipful Grsnd-Master william IL.
| pieasants of Hollins Institute, who VIII denver
| the address az the opening OF the Masohis n ar
Tuesday night is in the city. tie VIII Do escorted
| 20 the temple by Richmond Commandery, n.
| n No - aud ST. Andrews Commandery, NO.
| "a and will be introduced by Right Worshpiui
Grand senior-Warden Major A. II. courtney
Mrs. salDe l.. Bass, widow OF DR.. ID. r.
Bass Of Lynchburg, Va. ana daugh,er OF ooio-
| nj l. r. Leftwich. ior many years representa-
| 1--WE Of Campbell county in the house Oh Doie-
gates, is the guest of Hon, >. Taylor Stta'toh
and his mother, Mrs. NJ Il. strattoh, az 'ne
| Vaianfine House. Mrs. Bass Is accompanied by
her daughter Miss Julia. They leave Tor Lyncn-
burg Monday.
Raw. DIR. Nelson, president OF the Richmond
Female Institute, with two OF his teachers ana a
number OF his pupils, was al the 81 James a, no
tai Washington, yesterday The young ladies',
ssys the Star, were shown through the city by
DR. Fris,o of the Columbian University, and Dr.
Mason, of tho National Museum, ana Diners
Many States were Represented III 'no par, a.,y'
There we're Misses Whitfield, Tuggle, Cottreil,
| pace' Saunders, and Slade from virginia MISS
Powell from Georgia, Miss Cox from North Os gro.
lima, Miss Carrotners Iru,i a noA'~O~'' "A~ A''
Iatimer from South Carolina
Property Changing Hands
| nh f.,lo,vino deeds of bargain and sale