Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

Mr.. Wythe C. Tyree, formerly OF
Richmond, now Of Altoona, Pa, is on
visit to his mother, in this city.
Mr.. II. j.. Childress Of Church Hill,
who has been confined to his home by
sickness, ID able to be out again.
Mrs. Rowe Boutwell,, OF Fort Monroe,
a sister Of Mr.. Richard L. Cooke, OF this
city, is seriously i'll at st. Iuke's.
Miss Pearl Smith, after a visit of four
weeks with her cousin, Miss Alice '.
Gaines, of Danville, has returned home.
Star of Hope Lodge, Good Templars,
will entertain Rescue Lodge at their
hall, 3lS west Broad street, Monday
night
Mrs. George II. Whitfield. who has
been visiting in Roanoke, will return to
the city in time TO attend the Cotton
King Ball.
DR.. John Mahoney has Como to Phila-
delphia to attend the funeral Of his Bis
ter, Mrs. William Corish, who died yes
terday morning.
The tug Monarch was placed on the
rails few days since for some repairs,
and now the ice is so frozen that the tug
is up high and dry.
No tidings have as yet been received
of Mr.. Coins. who disappeared from his
home on north Fourth street, quite sud-
denly about two weeks ago.
Miss Edmonm Turner, who has been
on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
!. y. Jones, on Floyd avenue, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Flora Ellick, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. 5. NJ. Meyers, has re-
turned to the city after spending many
pleasant months in Asheyllle.
The wife Of Mr. N. f. W. Southern
ia at the point Of death. She has been
i'll for some time. Mrs. Southern is q
sister of Mrs. John +. Mayer.
Miss Fannie Montgomery, who has
been so very i'll for the last three weeks
at the residence of her step-father, Cap
tain w. 4. o. Cole, is considered much
better.
Mrs. Charles +. Montague is visiting
her sister Mrs. Percy Montague, lSwest
Grace street. They will be Eat home
to their friends on Tuesday evening from
3 to s o'clock.
The West.End Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold its regular
meeting Mt the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall on Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Florence Budd and Mr.. Howard John
son Baldwin on Tuesday, January oath,
at 6 o'clock at the Grace-Street Presby-
terrain church.
A colored man named Albert Mayo
had a fit yesterday afternoon at tue
corner Of Tenth and Main streets. lie
soon recovered and went on his way
without assistance.
The report Of Lee-Camp proceedings
in Saturdays paper omitted to state that
Messrs. A. Saks X Co. donated, through
Mr.. Smith Redford, clothing to an or
phan of n worthy Confederate soldier.
Mr.. William V. Babcock, Of Washing
ton, brother OF Captain A. q. Babcock,
is in the city. lie came to see his
brother, who has been quite sick at the
Retreat Captain Babcock is improving.
There we're two qualifications in the
Chancery Court yesterday, as follows :
Marshall NJ. Gillian as executor of Mrs.
Frances A. f. Oliver; W. J. Joyner as
administrator Of J. y. James, deceased.
Mr.. G. l.. Kalmbach, a well-known
engineer, who formerly resided in Rich
mond, is back on a visit OF a month or
two after having been away for long
while. His latest work was the removal
of some of the falls in Passaic river.
In the notice of the reviews of Tom
Moore read at the meeting OF the Lite
rary Club, which appears on another
page of the DISPATCH this morning, the
name OF Mr.. T. n. Carter should be
substituted for that Of Mr.. Philip Bruce.
Mr.. n. l.. Perrin died at his residence.
in Henrico county, yesterday afternoon
in the 18th year Of his age. lie leaves
a wife and eight children. The inter-
ment will he in the family buryin8-
ground, near Merry Oaks, Monday at 2
o'clock.
Richmond Lodge, No. 45. B. P. 0. F.,
has sent out a circular stating that no
m9mbers who come into the lodge after
February lst will be allowed the right
to 90 to Detroit under the same priVi-
leges as enjoyed by those who are at
that time members Of the association.
Mrs. Adelaide Collins, wife of George
W. f. C. Collins, former resident OF
Church Hill and a well-known painter,
died at her residence, in Washington,
Friday evening of pneumonia. her
funeral will take place to-day. She was
a most excellent woman. Two married
daughters and an only son are buried IN
Richmond cemeteries. Justin j. T..
Sharp, OF Fulton, was husband OF one
OF the daughters.
Misses Nina Picton and Alma Parlin.
attractive young ladies from Newport,
Ky.. are guests OF Mrs. l.. z. Lyons,
Jr., at the residence OF her father, Colo
mel William L. Tanner, 800 south Third
street. Miss Picton is en- excellent
vocalist and pianist, and is possessed in
addition of considerable literary ability,
being frequent contributor to some OF
our leading magazines. The last No. OF
"Frank Leslie" contains story from
her facile pen.
in the list recently published Of tables
for the Memorial Bazaar to be held IN
April for the benefit OF the Soldiers and
Sailors monument that Of the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association was
omitted. This organization, the young
est OF its character in the city, Is com
posed Of young ladies from among ou'