Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
BRIEF AND PERSONAL
THE DISPATCHES SUNDAY COLUMN
OF SHORT ITEMS OF NEWS.
Points About the Movements Of Our
Friends Coupled with Comment ON
General Local Happenings.

Mr.. II. 8. Dalton has returned from q
trip South.
Sergeant A. Nj. Tomlinson has returned
from his trip to New York.
Mrs. w. @. Thomas is visiting her cousin.
MIR. ]. Temple. at Temple Lodge.
Colonel b. F. w. Carter, Of Cincinnati.
is on a visit TO relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. P. J. Bristow has been confined TO
his room for several days by acute indispo-
sition.
Misses De Roncuy aud Griffin are the
guests Of Mira. ID. II. Lynch of south Third
street.
Miss Kizzie Drewry, of Martinsyille Is
the guest OF Major Clay Drewry, 2l4 east
Franklin.
Mr.. Andrew n. Gill, q hiehly-esteemed
citizen Of Church Hill, IS quite Ill with
pneumonia.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael will begin a
series Of sermons on Advent at 81. PauFs
church tonight.
Miss Maud Faulkner, of Hanover, is
visiting Miss Fannie Baptist. No. 2O4 north
Thrty-second street.
Mr. Louis Briel and Willie Ford vii,
leave tomorrow for New York, where they
will visit friends and relatives.
Misses Bette and Hester Binns and their
brother Willie are visiting their sister,
Mrs. A. W. Branch, in Petersburg.
Mrs. Frances Il. Isaacs has returned 70
the CITY alter an absence OF some months
and will be lat home" THURSDAYS after
2 O'Clock at No. 5000 west Grace street.
The West-End Womans Christran
Temperance Union will meet on Monday
evening at 1926 Cary Row, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Judge n. S. Turnbull. of Brunswick. who
has been in the city for several days at
tending his sick brother-in-law, Mr.. John
jackson, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas G. Balm. whose health has
been impaired for several months and who
has been confined TO his room for the past
four weeks. is thought TO be better.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Charles B. Luck and Miss Nerna j. Ed
dens Tuesday evening, November 29th, at
at 6:15 o'clock at Park-Place church.
Rev. George H. RAY. who has been re-
turned to the pastoral care OF mon; sta
ton Methodist Episcopal church. Will nil
that pulpit to-day at the usual hours.
Mr.. Hanbury w. Davies and Miss E. Lula
Peed Will be married next "Wednesday eve
ming at g;I5 O'Clock. The ceremony VIII
Mr.J.I /. Armstrong who has been visit
ing his home IN this city, left Yesterday for
New York and Philadelphia, and after q
short stay in these cities will then go d.
rect to Memphis, Tenn, where he Is now
located.
marty of gentlemen left on Wednesday
last for Westover for hunt. consisting Of
Major CLAY Drewry and son, and Messrs.
Myers, Tucker. Darlington. and others.
Thew returned Friday night, having cap
tured about forty geese and ducks.
Miss lone Clutchfeld, who has been on
visit to her brothers, G. NJ. and J.. III.
Crutchfeld. IN Montana. for the past year,
will return home by Christmas. Her bro
ther Charles will probably accompany
her and make short visit to his fathers
family.
Rev. II. T. Vann will preach special
sermon to men only at LeI1h-Street Zap
fist church this afternoon st $3.50 o'clock.
The revival services at this church Will
continue through the week, beginning each
night at O'Clock. Rev. Nh Vann will do
the preaching.
A happy little throng Of girls left last
"Wednesday to spend their Thanksgiving in
Petersburg. The party consisted OF Misses
Nav Lynch. Annie Drewry, Alice Blair,
EVELYN and Leila Bridges. They are visit
Ing Mrs. W. w. Townes. They Will return
Monday for school.
The DIsPATCH Is the recipient of gene
rous slice of the famous Thanksgiving pud-
ding which was cut at COrcoran Hail
Thursday night and distributed by the
Union Democratic Club il honor of our
Growers victory. The monster compound
and its "unveihng attracted widespread
attention, and bits of the edible colossus