Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Personals and Briefs.

Major 4. II. Drowry, Of Wcs:oycT, was In tho
/ city yesterday.
Mr.. beverly r. Crump has returned from
| two weeks business TIP 70 Georgia
! Rev. W. A. I.aughon AMI wife left yesterday
/ for a visit Of few days 20 Lyachburg.
Wr. z. willard Sweeney. q wel.krpwn TYPO,
| left ycs.crday afternoon 20 accept position in
/ New lOrk.
MIR. Leslie Agler. Of -. Louis, Mo. is tho guest
! of MIR Charles Edward Taylor, Of 80 east
Franklin street.
/ Miss Mary 4. Bland, Of Mildlesex county, &.
/ the guest II Miss Nertna Redwood, No. 22O2
east MARSHALL street.
! Mrs. John r.. Taylor, who has been in the city
/ for tho past ten days on n ysit to her daughter,
returned homo yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Brunet left for Peters
/ burg yesterday afternoon. 60 De present at tho
! memorial services there to-day.
The Right Rev. II. NJ Jackson. has returned to
/ Richmond from Norfolk. AMI VIII leave for
Alabama to-day at 1910 O'clo. 4.
Dove Lodge. 40. !. 4. T. AMI 4. NJ, will hold
! regular meeting tonight Tor tho purpose OF
olcc.lug officers for the next year.
Wors On the street-car connection with Bar
| ton Urictt- has been delayed, owing q She TACT
that cuiyert is being constructed along First
| street.
Mr.. Irwin II. HasNcr and Miss Laura c. Hub
bard sill De married at Leigh-Street Baptist
/ church Wednesday, evening, June lith, at
/ ocloc3.
| Lee Camp viii have meeting tonight at
which matters Of thc greatest Importance to tho
camp Will be considered. II IS hoped every
member will be present
Miss Esther Ezekiel Herman and Mr. Seymour
Samuels were married in Cincinnati on Noinef-
J day. Iho bride formerly resided IN this city,
! where sne has many relatives.
Miss Fannie 3. Chidrcss and Mr.. Lnwronco
tt ~ 81
! NJ the residence ~ the brides parents, on Lou
! isana street, on wednesday night.
! Rev. George II. Ray WILL 10y request, preach st
! Union Staten Methodist EpiecOpal church
! special sermon next sunday at II \. VI. 10 tho
/ Uniioi order OF DrEids OF this ciIy.
The second game Of basketball will be played
/ n Forest-ilit Park tomorrow afternoon ~ $50
/ o'clock by members Oi the gymnasium OF thc
/ Young Mems Christian Association. No admis
/ sion fec ,s charged, and all viii 30 welcome.
Tho jury in ihe case Of G. Rupp against Ed
warl II. Bissell. when hns been on trial III tho
/ city Circuit Court for several days, failed 10
/ agree anl was yesterday discharged. This was
an action Ter damages.
Tho jefferson Literary and Social Circle hold
! its monthly meeting last night and. in ndfiii1u
! 20 transariing good deal OF routine business,
/ decided 20 rcnow for another yoar is lease ot
the rooms nov leased by tho organizationin tho
/ Mcrcantilo-tiuo Edliiug.
Tac drawing Tor the rouaG-'rip ticket 10 tho
B Word Fair, donated 10 tho IeNns teDlo Al tho
bazsar by the Chesapeake ami ONO railway
I tOOk place yesterday. Mr. Bernard Peyton. r.,
OF 400 eas; Franklin street held the envelope
containing the order Tor the ticket
Mr. Jacob HeiIharIt hat rhceiye1 latter
f-om Miss Wiuaic Davis expressing graceful
IL probation OF a manuscript a'oie OF hb Davis
Fuuaral March whi IA hs sent 10 Mrs. Davis.
Tho mar.h has been highly p~aisot ~ musical
J people aud viii be published worry soon.
1t the regular weesly mesiinS OF tho Retcelt
for the Sick yesteriAy ther" ere reported forty
nve patients hitsen OF whicn were charity, ro-
ceWine hoard, medicine, ana meiical attend
ance ontirely free. The annual picnic WAS ar
ranged Tor aud viii take place juno 23th a.
Ashland ParH. Tao Increasing needs oi this IN
stitutOn mako II necessary Tor the ladies' - ap-
peal constantly Tor ala from our Ooople.
There will lie nu Ia ercsiinr meeting NJ Sidney
. Lodge, Inieperdent Oldcr Good Tcmplars. to-
ulsAt. 4 number u candidates are 90 BE- iuiti-
GicJ, and under the good OF tue orier an inter-
es:.ng programme, und,r the direction OF II. r.
. Pusey. tue cIufuiG OF the evening. la expected,
IN winch each member Will onfcavor 10 render
the funniest selection. The successful one Will
/ receive a medal suitable 10 The OCCASION
/ Mrs. A. J. Pyle, Of 2l3 eat Grace street, with
her dnugnter Gusse, who has Just recovered
from "a severe spoil OF sickness, lctt on tho
oc'ock tain Yesterday "a the Chesapease ana
. OHIO roli % a.t'ni the &C ssOu % ldsnt Worthy
Grand Lodge, :. o. c. l.. which incots IN Dcs
Moines, Ia. Juno l3ih. Ms. Pyle Is grand
ENiiA VI tNla UN4f l'it dhA ANA 't""~ARNi WI
taKe in tue Worlds Fax and expect % y,sls
Iackey PARK. near Nuskegon, Mich, temper
an1e Resort on LAKE, Michigan.
Mr.. Wyndham K. Meredith, the president Of
the RichnOni CHAPTER of tne Alnlnni Of the
University OF Nirginia. has appointed the follow.
/ Inc gentlemen T. represent ina. clapicr az tho
| commencement exercises 10 be hold at the nj
versity next wock: Mr Jame- Peasants, Cap
/ tam George Wayne Anderson, X. Randolph
/ Wexford, ksQ.. John PIckrel, Esq, Mr. + u.
4 Thomson, and Mr. Raleigh &. Minor. Repre-
/ sentstiyes from all tho chapters viii be present,
and II - xpcctci that tbis VIII be toe largest
! rs well the most important meeting OF the
/ alumni that nas been held a. the university
since tue war.