Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Personals and Briefs

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Mr.. c. r. Hudnall has returned FROM trip to
Washington.
Mr.. Claiborne Epps has gone TO Lynchbarg TO
visit bis brother.
Miss Lummio Cunningham has returned from
n pleasant trip TO Norfolk.
General Peyton Wlse, who has had very
severe attack Of the grip. is now improving.
Mr.. James III. Duggins left yestsrday evening
10 visit Mrs. w. X. Dabney at Locust Grove.
Mr.. Samuel wilkinson left yesterday for lamp
ton, where he expects to engage In business.
Miss Lulu Bethel, daughter OF Mr.: John s.
Bethel has boen quick sick for several days.
Miss Lillian Nichols, Of Petersburg, is the guest
OF her cousin, Miss May Loving, west Main street
Misses Ada and Bright Gum are spending their
Christmas holidays With their aunt, Mrs. EweIL
The Sunday school Of seventh-street Christian
church will have an interesting entertainment
tonight
Miss Madge Belyin, Of Chicago, Is the guest OF
her grandmother, Mrs. j. A. Belvin, Az north
Eighth street.
DIR. Ramon ID. Garcn has been elected cor
responding member Of tho Barcelona Medical
Society Of Spa,n.
Me.srs. +. b. Taylor & Co. will tender a supper
60 their employees at Zimmermaan's Hotel to-
night at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. D. Kellogg have return ID
from their bridal trip North and are now at 81
east Grace street, city
Mr.. Robert j. Christian, one OF our Oldest and
and besi-known tobacconists, Is out after an Ill.
ness Of some Elk weeks.
Three hundred and twenty-thrse deeds were
recorded in the Clerks oflce of the Chencery
Court during the month OF December.
Miss Mamie Chisholm. OF Halifax county, who
Is the guest OF her cousin, Miss Elyie Percival
west Clay street, will leave for home Oh Saturday
In the Chancsry Court yesterday Maria ID.
schock qualified as administrator OF the estate
of Joseph A. schock, deceased. Tho estate Is
small
Miss Bulah NJ. Hall, who has been spending
the holidays with her parents. will leave this
week for Nashville, Tenn, where she will resume
her studies
Another lot OF fixtures for tho Henrcc Clerks
Office WAS received yesterday When entirely
fitted up tho of1ice will DO ono OF the bost
equipped In the country.
Messrs. A. Chambers and Scott Ray. who hate
been spending tho holidays With their father,
Rev. George II. Ray. Of this city, returned 10
Randolph-Macon College yesterday.
choir was given last evening at Burke's. All the
members OF the choir were present, aud the
pastor and assistant pastor we're their guests.
Mr.. W. @. Williams, OF Floyd avenue. leaves
this morning for Kansas City, having accepted
the position offered him as physical dire,tor OF
the Young Mems Christian Association OF that
city.
Mr.. J. +. Eastwood and wife, formerly OF this
city but now Of Atlanta. Ca, ere visiting friends
IN Richmond. Mr.. Eastwood Is connected with
the claim Office Of the Richmond and Danyille
railroad.
There were two hundred deeds recorded Ia the
Clerks once OF the Henrico County Court during
49, ~ of nara har pd
licenses were issued--ten TO white couples and
ten 10 colored.
Mr.. ID. o. Davis, who WAS painfully burned
about the bead while helping to extlnguish the
flames At the Male Orphan Asylum "Wednesday
afternoon, remained at home yesterday, but VIII
probably be out to-day.
Mr.. George II. Sumner, OF Charleston, Mass,
Is Ia the city, stopping at the American Hote!,
he is the supreme chief OF tho knights OF the
Golden Eagle and Is on his southern tour. lie
will visit Richmond Castle, No. 4, tonight
Ms.srs. Elbridge Mcfarland, b. Brooke Adams.
and Henry A. schweyer, OF Norristown, Pa, are
ia the city on a visit They were on yesterday
escorted around the city by Messrs. z. II. Red
ford, August Rosene, and Captain Sheppard.
The chaunksh Festival given at Monticello
Rail Wednesday night to the children OF the
Sunday school OF Beth Ahaba synagogue was
most delightful affair, and the young folks en-
joyed the dancing and other pleasures OF the
evening immensely.
Mrs. Margaret Burns was before Justice VIM
cent At Henrico county courthouse yesterday,
charged with resisting I. II. Samuels, q consts-
BILE, In the discharge OF his oiiicial duties The
case was continued 70 the 20 instant and the
prisoner vas admitted to bail With B. D. 6inn g
security.
Nv. Herosrt Rees, the organIst OF the Second
Baptist church, has just received very na;ter-
Ing and tempting ofier from prominent church
in New York 70 become their orgonist- Mr. hees
On, rtaff EAr Ia Al ann anna n q
played for them and made most favorable i'm
pressiop.
Mr.. William p. Lawton. clerk Of the Hastings
Court, was ierenaded on Monday evening By the
musicians we're handsomely entertained, thc1gh
me AFFAIR was great surprise 70 him. Tho
Blues did this In recognition Of hospitality shown
them by Clerk Lawton last German-day.
/ Supreme Presidsnt w. ID. Reynolds, Of the
Sexennial League, has made the following sp.
poin;menfs for the ensuing three years for Dis
trict No. 2f.l comprising tho state OF Virginia
Deputy Supreme President, II. l. Hirsh berg !;
Deputy supreme Medical Examiner. DR.. J. Z.
Jordsn-both OF whom cre members OF W. D.
The Hymns Of the ages. By Rev. DR.. r. p.
Kerr, viii be used foe the art tlne next Sunday
simultaneously at tins Firat Presbyterian
churches Of kichmon1 and Nashville. Tenn The
former church is the oae Of which kev. Dr. I. Y.
Moore, OF sninsed memory, YES pastor whom no
retired. after 90 many years Of acceptable SER
vice from tho church of which Rev. Dr.. Kerr IL
now the beloved pastor.
Al . meeting OF the Committee on Streets
Wednesday afternoon the following contrscts
we're awarded: Neg briok-vogk, 4. L PHILIPPE;
oid brict, yosk, 4: 2 BllllnE; psving ins a!sy
6hafsr streets. end doing TIE cd stons-peyings
Thomas Dayry. Ths eoatrecs To- ne furniahins
q lead for ~ city e1ahle9 ~ Ne ns1l toree
Hay, oers, oa>,, 80 ee!4 y .: An9eeooe oaj