Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
personals and Briefs.

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family.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. James New is visiting relatives IN
King and Queen county.
Judge Isaac n. Christian, OF Charles
City, visited the Capitol Yesterday.
Ex-Constable Gatewood Talley is sick at
his residence. on west Main street.
DICE. Hartman and wife returned Sa-
turday from q two-weeks' trip North.
Mr.JV. Ramos is on a visit TO Mrs.
Ramos and children at Charlottesville.
Rev. DR.. A. F. Dickinson is at Shiloh
Baptist Association, in Culpeper county.
Mr.. w. w. Moss has returned from his
vacation. spent in Surry county and at the
seashore.
Miss I.ummie Cunningham has returned
from her trip to Denver and across the
Continent.
Miss Jamie f. Keegnn left yesterday for
Portsmouth. where she will spend week
visiting relatives.
Rev. James f. Cook hal fine congrega-
ton at Emmanuel Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Louis and Henry G. Rueger have
returned 10 the CITY after very pleasant
sojourn in New York.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ryan has returned to the city
after having spent several weeks az INC
Warm Sulphur Springs.
Miss Park Wiltshire, of Cloverdale,
Louisa county, is visiting the Misses herse'
OF 731 west Marshall street.
Messrs. O. n. and David Funston and r.
II. Harwood have returned from trip 10
Canada and the northern cities.
Mrs. Colin REYNOLDS. Mrs. Eudora Car
risop. and Miss Mallie Reynolds are visit
ing in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Charles P. Winston confessed Judgment
in the City Circuit Court yesterday IN favor
Mrs. r. A. Throckmorton and daughter
Marie. of Barton Heights, are the guests
of Mr.. J. J. Garfield, Henrico county.
Miss Bessie Jackson. of this city, has just
returned home after an extended visit TO
friends in Philadelphia and Lambertsvilie,
Pa.
Mrs. Nora Ladd. who has been to this
city on business. left for her home, IN
Charles City county, last Wednesday, the
oath.
Miss Ada NJ. Hancock returned to the
CITY yesteI day, after pleasant trip OF two
weeks to Newport News, Old Point. and
Suffolk.
Mrs. Albert s. Leilis and little son Rus
sell have returned home after pleasant
visit Of several months to her parents, in
Hanover.
Mr.. Michael Burger and Miss Maud II.
Goddin were married last Tuesday, the
23d. by Rev. Joel T. Tucker, of the East
End Baptist church.
Mr.. r. A. Taylor, manager Of the Viz
gina Car.Service Association, has re-
turned from q two weeks business trip
through North Carolina.
Messrs. J. Monroe Phillips, r. u. Smith
and others, of West-View Bantist church,
conducted services ut the Male Orphan
Asylum Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Norment and her little niece,
Miss Ellen Richardson, of West Point, are
visiting Mrs. j. Hay Taiaferro, OF No. 90i
north Twenty-tourth street.
Mr.. William C. Adams, Superintendent
of the Gas Works, has been quite sick
since Saturday last. His physician re-
ported him better yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph F. Snipes. of New York. q
former well-known resident. ia visiting
friends in Richmond. He is accompanied
by his mother, who now resides in Staun-
ton.
Mrs. L. Rudd, of 1920 FLOYD avenue, left
a few days ago for an extended trip 10
Stanton, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and
other summer resorts through the Viz
ginias.
Mrs. r. b. HAYES and children. of
Charleston, s. c., are on q visit TO Mrs.
Hawes's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Gary.
Before she returns home she will visit Old
Point.
Captain T. d. Wilson, of the Atlantic
Coast Line, accompanied by his sister,
Miss s. A. Wilson. has returned from a
short visit to his friends at Norfolk and
Virginia Beach.
Mr. f. c. Station. late with the Richmond
Electric Railway Company, left yesterday
for Mosley Station. Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, where he will be employed
as assistant agent and telegraph-operator.
Misses Mary, Eva, and Wilmer Lumsden,
of SOB north Fifth street, have returned
home. ACCOMPANIED by their aunt, Miss
Maud S. Huckols. after spending the sum-
mer at their grandfather's, near Rockville.
Mr. F. J. Ford. yard-master for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
at Newport News, passed through the city
yesterday en- route to Cincinnati, Chicago,
Baltimore, and Washington on q pleasure
trip.
The Committee on Schools will hold
business session in Colonel Cary's office
at O'clock tomorrow afternoon. tu-
tile effort was made to get quorum OF
this body together yesterday evening, con-
sequently no matters we're gone into.
Mr.. ]. II. Brown, of this city, has been
awarded the contract for the Koiner monu-
ment which the family of that name in
the Valley propose to erect to the memory
Of Michael and Margaret Koiner. the
founders of the family in this country,
A party from Church Hill. composed of
Misses Anne Whitlock, Maggie Bates,
Harriette Southern. and MIR. Joseph Hates.
with Miss yirgie Winfree and Miss Allce
Whitlock as chaperons, spent yesterday
afternoon very enioyably at Forest-Hiil
Park.
Douglas Cullingsworth was before Squire
Vincent, at the Henrico county court
house Yesterday charged with assault and
refusing to assist an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. He was sent on to the
grand jury and committed to jail to await
his trial.
Messrs. j. NJ. T. Childrey and James O.
Harwood. two Church Hill young gentle
men and graduates of Richmond College.
viii leave the city this week--the former
to take charge of the academy at Bates
burg, s. c.. and the latter to take charge
of the Chase City Academy, Mecklenburg
county.
Mamie Lee. the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Brown. of Baltimore. died
Sunday afternoon at the residence OF her
grandfather. Mr.. J. L. Montgomery. on
north Twenty-sixth street, where Mrs.
Brown had been spending the sumner.
The remains were taken to Baltimore yes
terday morning for interment.
The funeral of DR. l.. O. McGee. who
died Saturday morning after an illness OF
two weeks, took place from the Clay-Street
Methodist church Sunday afternoon and
was attended by Fraternal Lodge OF Ma.
sons and delegation from the Knights OF
Honor. The deceased was Sc years old and
brother of Mrs. p. p. Winston.
During the session of the Grand En-
campment of the Grand Army OF the Re
public at Washington next month num-
Der of the members will Wait Richmond.
Past-C Commander n. j. Smith. Of PM.
Kearney Post. said yesterday that the ar
rangements for their reception and enter
tainment were nearly completed.
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