Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
PersnnaIa and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mrs Celia Kass has returned from visit
TO New York.
Both the Academy and the Theatre will
be closed this week.
Mr.. Franklin stearns Is quite sick at his
residence, on Park avenue.
Mr.. Fl. 9. Quisenberry has returned to
Richmond to reside permanently.
Rev. l.. r. Mason will preach at the Sol
dIers' Home this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. W. D. Gibson still remains quite
sick at his home. No. 100 south Third
street.
A. L. Miller, of Richmond, was stopping
at the Union Square Hotel, New York, on
Saturday.
Mr.. j. L. Hobson and sister. Miss Eloise
Hobson, have returned to the city AFTER
pleasant visit to New York.
Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum. pastor Of the
Second Baptist church. breaches tonight
al o'clock on Gambling
Rev. DR.. Richardson will preach at Old
Market Hall this morning. Rev. Mr.. Hall,
of Blacksburg, will preach fought.
DR.. j. p. Smith, of the Central Presbyts.
an, will conduct services at the Male Or
phan Asylum this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Il, x. Smith, of Philadelphia. re-
turned home yesterday after a pleasant
visit of two weeks 70 Richmond friends.
Messrs. G. A. Peple, Jr., T. Spotswood
Wexford, and Clyde Ii. Ratclffe have lett
for Washington, TO be absent q short while.
The Commandcry of St. Andrew. No. 10.
X. T., will have its annual inspection and
election next Thursday-St. Andrews Day.
The regular meeting Of the City School
BoarG of the City OF Richmond will be
held on Monday afternoon next at &
o'clock.
Major Jed Hotchkiss. of Staunton, who
has been the guest Of his niece, Mrs. j.
Taylor Ellyson, for several days, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. William T. Green. OF the Virginia
Conference. will preach at Trinity church.
corner of Twentieth and Broad streets, to-
day at IL A u. and 7:45 Z. NJ.
DIR. George w Darlington. grand lee
turer for this Masonic Gran1-Lodge Lee
iur, District will visit Richmond in his
eff ,ial capacity early this week.
State-Secretary Il. o. Williams will con-
duct the SERVICES at the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION tnls afternoon OF
O'Clock. There will be some special mu-
sic.
Cards are out tor the marriage of Mr..
James A. Camplin and Miss Emma Bland.
The ceremony will be performed at the
First PRESBYTERIAN church on Wednesday
evening next, November Goth, at $3.50
o'clock.
Messrs. Thomas j. Wood. r. ID. RAM
lett. John Ii. Nagle, and &. W. Woodward,
letter-earriers ID the Richmopd post
Office. unite In q letter TO the DISPATCH
saving that they had nothing 20 do with
the bridal present given Mr.. W. W. Rowe.
A tramp. giving his name as Edward
Nelson. went to the Second Police Station
Friday night and asked 20 be sent to jail
for month. HIS request was denied, but
he was allowed to remain during the
night, and yesterday morning was sent on
his way.
On last Sunday Messrs- w. o..
Shelton and John SHELTON Williams walked
TO Petersburg to breakfast After attend
ing church they walked back to Richmond.
They appeared on the streets the next
morning none the worse for the forty-hye-
mile tramp.
Right Worshlpful George w. Darlington.
district lecturer. will reach the city on
monday at 10 A. III, and will make his
headquarters at the Rough Ashlsr once.
where he will remain until Friday after
noon. and will be pleased to meet his Mo-
sonic brethren.
Mr.. w. j. Westwood, the well-known
contractor and builder, while at Stagg's
planning mill on business Friday had Sc
rious fall through trap-door. de fell on
6. ali
bruised and shaken up. be is confined to
his room and Is very sore.
A most marvellous entertainment In
legerdemain was given Friday evening by
Professor De Sylvia at the spacious par
| dience. among whom were some OF Rich
mond's scientists Many OF the feats ac-
compllshed by the Professor were OF his
own invention. and exhibited for the first
time before Richmond audience.
The West-End Sunday School Of the
Christian Church will celebrate It's second
anniversary this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Rev. A. X. Moore. pastor of Marshall
Street Christian church, Will deliver an
address There will be bright singing by,
the school. A welcome IL extended to al
who ere interested to come and enjoy the
Afternoon with the school. The school
now meets at l2os west Cary street.
most enjoyable time was spent at the
residence of Mrs. w. Blount. No. 4os Han
cock street, on Friday evening last.
Among those present were Misses Lizzie
late. Alice Goodman. Mamie Anderson,
Annie, Esther and Dora Snyder, and Gussis
earle. Among the gentlemen were Messrs;
w. A. Stack, q. Schurman. Q: Smith, II.
Flippin. II. Tate. w. Rowe, q. Woodail. III
Pohiig, e. Timberlake, O. Hierholzer, w.
and ]. Miller. The ohaperons were Mrs.
Albert. Mrs. Garrett, and Mrs. Lohmeysr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Store. Jr., formerly
of Church Hill. but who recently moved
TO their elegant new. residence In Fair
mount. were rendered q surprise party
Friday night by number of their friends.
Those present were Misses Hattie Figs,
virgis aad Minnie Kay, Ads Bailey; Nor.
Philips, Belle Leber, and Dana tiiil; ane
Phillips, T. Bass. ". Baker, William AZ
len. George Kay, JOAN Irsylor, and Z. r.
seveFsl ckolos pelections on tina piano
| while Mss Flgg sang two solos very sweet !,