Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
PERSONAL AND MINOR MATTERS PUT
IN SHORT SPACE.
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sick at the Exchange.
Mr.. Edward s. Kemper. Of Roanoke. ID
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. George G. Jepson, of Baltimore, il
on visit TO friends in the city.
Mrs. Y. Loving has left for two weeks
visit to her friends in Washington.
Mrs. NJ. Miller has gone 10 st. Michael's.
Nd, to visit her sister, Mrs.. Reese.
Mrs. Aston, Of si5 east Franklin street.
has been spending week at Hsllsboro'.
Mr.. Harvey Mcveigh returned home lag.
week after o visit of several weeks in the
city.
The wonderful trick chicken OF Mr..
Grey Wyatt died very suddenly yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Alfred z. Cohen left yesterday for
Charlottesville to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Julia A. Crone has returned from q
visit to her son. MIR. John Il. Crone. OF
Newport News.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure and wife and DR..
Hugh NJ. Taylor will return tomorrow
from their western trip.
Mr.. Leslie Agler. who has been visiting
Mr.. Charles Edward Taylor, left yesterday
for his home. in st. LOUIS.
Wilson Tanner left yesterday for Bur-
lngton. Ia, to join his father en- route for
Canada and the Great Lakes.
Miss Alice Kent Tinslcy, who has been
attending the commencement at Chapel
Hill, has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. A. J. Waring and daughter. Mrs.
w. l.. Waring. Jr., lett yesterday for the
country to spend the summer.
Miss Susie Braxton has returned to her
home, in Newport News. She was accom-
panied by Miss Bette Christian.
Mr.. Alexander Cameron and family
have gone to Cameron Lodge. near Cor
louisville, to spend the summer.
Miss Mary A. Entwisle, of Alexandria,
who has been visiting her neice, Miss
Baldwin, returned home Thursday.
Messrs. Thomas NJ. Miller. of Powhatan,
and E. II. Flournoy. Circuit Clerk of Ches-
terneld. were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William Walker. of west Main street.
who has been confined to his room for
several weeks, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Mary Wade will spend the summer
with her mother at their old country
home, Wsverly." in Franklin county.
Mr.. Allen G. Andrews. OF Dunedin, Fla
formerly Of Richmond, is tho guest OF
Mrs. Julia b. Andrews, OF No. lO7 west
Main street.
Mr.. James j. Brown and Miss Lucy t.
HAYES. both of this city. were married yes
terday by Rev. Father Tierney at st.
Patrick's church.
Major John Poe, Jr.. Chief of Police. has
% aI limo for "A ia HnUa CnnfQIn
James b. Peasants is acting chief, and
Sergeant b. f. Howard is acting captain IN
the First District.
The Richmond Grays Will assemble at
the Armory at 8 O'clock tomorrow morn-
ing and 90 out to Forest-Hlll Park for
their annual picnic.
Mrs. G. A. Harley. of 2Sls east Marshall
street, will leave tomorrow for Old Point
and Hampton. whore she will spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
At the Unitarian service Rev. Mr..
CLANCY will touch upon one OF the social
questions Of the day in his sermon on
Christian Communism"
At the Valley Female Seminary the gold
medal for art" WAS obtained by Miss
Marian Pratt. dsug hter of Mr.. &. Julian
Pratt, formerly Of this city.
Mrs. p. II. Nuckols, Of Hanover, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Reynolds.
lO7 north Madison street. accompanied by
her sister. Maud s. Nuckols.
About ali Of the large grocers in the
West End have agreed 10 close their stores
every night except Saturday at 1880 0 CLOCK.
This will go into effect June 18th.
The ambulance was called ut $40 O'Clock
Yesterday morning to +. II. Msyo's tobac-
co.factory to colored woman suffering
with cramp. She was treated and taken
home.
Mrs. L. z. Albert and daughter. of Balti-
more. arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend the summer with her brother
in-law. Mr.. +. /. Albert, of South Pine
street.
The Board Of Public Works left the city
Yesterday morning on tour of inspection
over the James-River branch OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. They will return
Monday.
Early yesterday morning some one broke
into the bar-room of Peter Chiocca. No. 10
north Fifteenth street, and stole lot OF
cigars, cigarettes. chewing-tobacco and
whiskey.
Mrs. w. Roy Mason has in the Sunny
South, published at Atlanta. very reads-
bic lettor descriptive of the ceremonies at
the reinterment of the remains or Presi-
dent Davis.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
of Richmond and Manchester meets at 4
o'clock this afternoon at Grove-Avenue
church. Rev. DR.. Ellis, of Baltimore, VIII
be one Of the speakers.
MIR. J. f. Hatcher and family will leave
this morning for Berkeley Springs, W. Va,
where they will spend the summer. Mr..
Hatcher's health is very bad, and they 60
hoping for his recovery.
Miss Nellie Norroll, of Augusta. Ca.
after spending several months visiting the
Misses Bowers. 907 Floyd avenue, has ac-
companled Miss Mary Bowers to Virginia
Beach to spend month.
Colonel William E. Tanner has returned
to the city after a months absence, during
which time he visited Mobile, Nashville.
and Chicago, two weeks being occupied In
viewing the Worlds Fair.
Rev. DR.. Tudor will conclude at the
Broad-Street Methodist church this MORN
ing bis discussion on the directory of
Heaven" His sermon last Sunday morn
ing on this theme was very fine.
At the marriage of Miss Matilda Richie
and MIR. August Stille last Wednesday
night the flower girls were the Misses
Catherine trick and Mamie Frommer.
daughter Of the late Charles Frommer.
At the last meeting Of the Board of
Police Commis sioners IL was decided to al
low the force TO wear. on and after yester-
day, white or cream colored outing shirts
between the hours of Z. III. ond z A. Nj.
An old colored woman named Mary
Lucas died suddenly with hemorrhaee
Yesterday morning OF her home. No. Sol
Catherine street. She had long been q
servant in the family of MIR. Samuel Ellis.
Messrs. Boswell l. Hartman and N. W.
Bowo sold Friday afternoon at public
auction the houses 210 east Clay and 4O7
west Marshall for $1,000 and $500, re-
speotively. The sales were well attended.
The Hines Memorial Committee has de-
signated Monday. June Goth, rs Pythian-
Day. when they will give picnic at the
Exposition Grounds. There will be a
parade of the uniformed Knights in the
forenoon.
The woodworkers at the new City Hall
are putting on their finishing touches and
the ironworkers are Gaping the columns,
which will abou. end mp their work. The
plaster workers are getting along very
satisfactorily.
The Richmond Grays will celebrate their
.u,,yarsavv nv attending sarviceS At DR.