Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Harry Bliss is in the city, stopping Al
Ford's.
Mr.. Frank j. Ogilvie is in the city, calling OF
friends.
Mrs. c. p. Cross, who has been very III, is I'm.
proving slowly.
Mrs. J.B. C. Morris, Of 1o1l east Clay street
Is In New York.
Mr.. Alfred Poiudexter is in the city on a briet
visit TO his brother.
Mr.. b. w. Cosby has eturned from a busi-
ness trip TO New York.
Mr. Charles ]. MacHenry is spending Sunday
with friends in Baltimore.
The condition OF Mrs. John b. Young was con-
sidered more hopeful last night.
Miss Addie Brauer, OF Church Hill, has re-
turned from two months trip North.
Mr.. Thomas j. Phapp has returned home 70
West Point, after short visit 10 friends here.
Mr.. Thomas Potts has returned from Wneh.
ington, where he spent several days this week.
Mrs. William Il. Burks is going to Baltimore 70
visit her daughter, Mrs. William II. Trueheart.
Mr. C. L. Peers, who has been confined to his
bed for the past week or two, is improving slowly
Mrs. S. c. Price has returned home after a
Pleasant Pa VISIT 10 n'' "0'n''' !" 'n'pp'n''ars'
Miss Jennie Labenberg will return home Mon
day after several weeks stay in Birmingham,
Ala.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson and Mrs. DckIn-
son have returned from An extended trip 70
Florida
Misses Mary Worsham and Jessie Woodbridge.
OF Chesterfield, are visiting friends here in
Richmond.
Miss Blanche r. Roberts has returned home
after n visit 10 her cousin, Mrs. j. l. Crump, Of
Church HILL
Miss Mary z. Pennells. who has been visiting
In the city, has returned 10 her home in Wash
ington, ID. G.
Brown qualified as administrator Of the estate
OF lsham Brown.
Mr. John Winston Jones, OF Centralia, was in
the city Wednesday on business. He seemed 10
enjoy good health.
Mr.. Frederick Young. OF Louisville, Ky, Is In
the city, the guest Of Mr.. Charles j. MacHenry,
rs east Franklin.
This is the fourth Sunday In Lent, and Is dedi-
Gated by the Catholic church to ST. Rupert,
bishop and oonfessor.
Mr.. L. T. Robertson, who has been quite sick
for week. Is improving and was able to attend
to business yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Haw Raglaud, who has been living
In West Virginia for some time, has returned
home looking very well
Mrs. Walter Z. Addison and son are visiting
Mrs. William NJ. Hill, Mrs. Addisons sister, at
No. ~ west Grace street.
Rev. w. W. Smith will preach to men only at
Old Market Hall at O'clock this afternoon.
Text: Thou Art the Man."
The City School Board will hold It's regular
monthly meeting on Monday afternoon at q
O'Clock at the High School building.
The burning OF chimney at No. s2I Brooke
avenue caused the alarm Of Are from Box as
~ 9:57 O'Clock last night. No damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. David May and their son, Irving,
OF Orange county. have returned home after .
months visit 70 relatives and friends here.
United States Commissioner Flegenheimer
has issued libel attachment against the steam
barge lessee, which plies on the York river
Miss NJ. Eta Paimore, OF 81 west Marshall
street, who has been In New York for seyera;
II Is probable that the congregation Of tho
Marshsll-Street Christian church will take action
to-day on the resignation Of Rev. l. A. Cutler
Miss Mary Woodnn, Of Church Hin. returned
on Thursday from = pleasant visit OF several
weeks TO her aunt, Mrs. George, Of Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. A. W. Route. 1904 west Main street, an
operator at tho Western Uuien telegraph once,
Is confined to his bed with . severe attack OF La
Grippe.
Aurora Lodge. No. 116,I. o. o. r.. Initiated
one candidate Thursday night, conferred tho
second degree on two. and the third degree on
four. and had one new application for membeE-
Green we're elected representatives 70 ne 0SaDd