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

Mr.. NJ. +. Peasants has gone to Norfolk
TO attend the session OF the United States
Circuit Court
Lee Camp held its weekly meeting last
night. Only business of a routine charac-
ter was transacted.
Mira. +. Columbia Sutton, Of King and
| Queen county. is now on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Maxwell, Meadow
street
Judge WaddiH has declared himself in
/ favor Of Governor Mckinley. of Ohio. for
| the Republican nomination for President
| In 1886.
Mr.. Calvin IApscomb. who has been
confined 10 his room for several days
threatened with typhoid-fever, is now
greatly improved.
| Mrs. Emma r. BAH, and her son, Mr..
| Lucen V. Ball. were entered on Saturday
! last as guests at the San Felipe Hotel,
| albuquerque. n. NJ.
Colonel Charles T. O'Ferrall. the Cover
nor-elect of Virginia, is expected to visit
| Richmond next week. He will probably
be here several days.
Mr. Harry l.. Denoon ana his bride have
returned home. They visited Washing
ton. Cincinnati. Chicago. Niagara Falls
and other points of interest.
Mr.. Joseph c. Dickerson, president of
the Board of Aldermen. is acting as
Mayor in the absence of Hon. J. Taylor
Ellyson, who viii not return TO the city
| until next Monday.
Mr.. j. IL. Brown left yesterday for
Midlothian to direct the putting up OF the
handsome monument to the memory OF DR..
Phil Hancock, which was made by him,
ana Will be unveiled the 10th
Mrs. James Read Branch has issued
invitations to the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Cooke Branch. and Mr..
Beverley Bland Munford Wednesday ven
nink. November 22d, ut ESQ o'clock, at
Jl4 west Franklin.
The annual report of the directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for the fiscal year ending June ath
has just been printed In neat pamphlet
4 synopsis Of the report was printed In
the Dispatch several months ago.
Revival services are in progress at
Washinston-Strcet Methodist Episcopal
church. conducted by the pastor, Rev.
w Asbury Christian. Large crowds
have been present. and much interest
is manifested. The services will be co.'s
tinued every night next week
The congregations of the other Chris
tian churches will meet with the Mar
shall-Street congregation Sunday night
at O'Clock TO celebrate the reopening
of the Marshall-Street church. There viii
be good music by the choir. and speeches
by Revs. Jabez Hall, a. Il. Moore and
Colonel John -. Cary.
Mrs. Virginia Miller the lady who was
knocked down and seriously hurt by a
Il a L. n
! fined To her bed by the wounds she re-
ceived. She is getting along as well as
| could be expected. considering the nature
| of her injury. which was broken hip
| No one has ever ascertained the name OF
| the wheelman who knocked the lady
down. and no explanation or apology FOR
/ the accident has ever been offered.
The grand officers OF the Grand Grove
| OF Virginia. l.. A. o. D., Installed thC
| following officers OF Monroe Grove, No
| l. Thursday night: Vice-Arch Thompson
/ Recording Secretary Wells, Financia
Secretary Brown, Treasurer Undertake
] Conductor Traylor, Inside Guardian Con
dry. and Out'ide-Guardian ThacRer. Th'
! Noble Arch-elect b. IL. Hudson, wa
not Installed, owing TO sickness. There
were several speeches after the install
/ lation.
! Bishop Dudley, OF Kentucky, will prob
ably deliver a Masonic address In Rich
! mond In April next. Rev. X. +. Williams
as master OF the Lodge OF Perfection OF
/ Scottish Rite Freemasonry wrote TO the
I distinguished Bishop inviting him to be
/ present al the annual conyentus AT st
| Adams Hall and respond to one OF the
toasts at the grand banquet. The Bishop
| has replied by saying that while he can
| not make an engagement 50 far ahead he
will come IL possible.