Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Ruth Jennings. OF LynchburG, "a
visiting Miss Sue Starke, 3 east Franklin
street.
Colonel G. p. F.. Burgwyn s in Whining
ton. \. C., where he has large riyer-lm-
proyement contract.
Mr.. #. G. Grady. Of the New York and
Brazilian Steamship Line and a son OF Mr..
l.. Grady, Is Ia Richmond.
Dr.J.S. u. Cullen is still confined 70
his room IN this city. but hopes TO be able
to resume his practice il few days.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club will
hold a regular meeting tonight at Its
headquarters, Nineteenth and Main streets.
Miss Lottie VI. Hartman. OF this city,
has returned home after Spending most
delightful winter with relatives IN Brook
lyn.
Hiss Lucye Brckhouse. of Norfolk. is
visiting the family OF her grandfather, DR..
y. 4. Peterson, 209 north Nineteenth
street.
A great deal of interest was felt here in
the Hall-titzsimmons fight at New Or
leans last night. The latter was the favor
Ite BY large odds.
The st. Andrews Brotherhood and
Child Of Moore Memorial church have
opened a reading-roOm az the corner OF
Pine and Main streets.
A white man named RYAN fell in a ft
Yesterday about IL O'clock at the corner
OF Eleventh and Bank streets. The ambu-
lance was sent for and he was taken home.
The women's praYer-meetings were re-
sumed az Broad-Street Methodist church
Yesterday afternoon, The revival services
are still in progress and large number or
persons have protested conversion.
Mr.. Manly b. Ramos has been chosen 10y
Richmond Lodge of odd Fellows 10 re-
present this organization az the meeting
of the Grand Lodge IL. ,Norfolk which
takes place about the middle Of April.
Rev. Mr.. Rennie. Of Louisville. Ky, who
has been on a visit to friends here for the
last week. VIII leave for home to- day. Dir.
RennIe formerly resided II Richmond, but
now has charge OF a flourishlng church II
Louisville.
The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings will hold "a called meeting in the
City Engineers Office at o'clock this eve
ming. There viii be regular session Of
the Health Committee III The Council
chamber at G:30 this afternoon
At the Church of the Covenant the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor will hold a reception this evening
from to II o'clock. A good musical pro-
gramme has been prepared and all friends
of the church will be welcome.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Tatum. of Maryland. n
minister in the Society OF Friends. Is in the
city aud Will hold a meeting for public
worship Of the Friends meeting house a.
o'clock this evening. She is accompanied
by Mrs. Isabella White, of Southampton
county, Va.
Bernard ObendofTer. the little boy living
on south Adams street who was hurt a
few days ago by being hit in the face with
rock which broke his eyeglasses and
filed his eyes with particles of glass. is
but little improved and 1t IS feared he may
lose his sight.
Rev. }. c. Hiden will deliver his popu-
lar lecture. An Evening with Edgar 4.
Poe tonight at Grove-Avenue Baptist
church. There will DO no charge for al
mission. After the lecture the ladies' will
have a frughllngfest IN the basement OF
the house of worship.
Judge n. =. Turubull. of Brunswick. Is
in the city for a few days. He gave box
party at the Theatre last night 10 Miss
Salie Palmer. of Brunswick. HIS guests
besides Miss Palmer were Miss Lillian
Bavly of Lunenburg county. MIR. and Mrs.
John Jackson, and Judge Ii. w. Flournoy
of this city.
The bali given Wednesday night in the
Grand-Lodge room of the Masonic Temple
by the members of the Mercantile Club
was attended BY IA brilliant assembly. and
the entertainment was truly delightful
one. The attendance was unusually large,
while the costumery was elegant. An or
chestra of twelve pieces furnished music
for the dancers About midnight a splen-
did collation. was served in the banquet
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