Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03
Personals and Brief.
Mr.. Lewis a. Cardoza is extremely i'll.

Mr.. Lewis a. CardoZa - extremely III.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Bryson havo gone to
BOydton on a visit.
Miss Aubyn Royal has returned from u
delightful visit TO fluyanna.
Mrs. Howard G. Johnston, Of New Or
leans. La, IS visiting the city.
Captain ". Gordon McCsbe. Of Peters
bug, was in the city yesterday.
BIr. william II. Robins is now couva-
lescent after severe illness from typhoid
fever.
Mr.. A. II. Frayser. No. 1903 west Main
street. is still confined al ms home by
sickness.
Mrs. John W Powell is visiting her
daughter. AIrs. Walter /. Kase, at Gra-
nam, Va
Miss Willie Sullivan has returned to the
city after two-weeks' VISIT to friends IN
Lexington.
Mr.. George d. Tearman left Yesterday
afternoon for vacation III the Blue-Rldge
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Black and family.
Of Fulton, have returned after BRIEF
visit To West Point.
Captain George w. Allen, who has been
in bad health for some time, has gone
North to rrcuperate.
Professor W. II. Peasants, grand master
of Mas )ns in Virginia. Is In the city, the
guest Of Mr.. Montgomery West.
Miss Annie - lambeth is on a visit to
relatives ia Raleigh n. c., where she will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. s. p. Waddil has returned to her
home. on Fulton I'M, after a pleasant
visit tOrclatlons IN King and Queen county.
Miss Bessie Kautrowitz. of Ric hmond,
has left Cor "a months vacation, accom-
panied by Mr.. J. Gould, of Philadelphia.
Miss Matte b. Elicit left the city Friday
morning billborO' Springs. She VIII
remain there during the month OF Au-
gust.
Mr.. Till Carter and mother, Of Balti-
more. are visiting his brother, Mr.: John
Carter. engineer at the Lower Gas-WOrk5,
who has boon quite Ill.
Among tho arrivals at tho Hygeia Hotel.
Old Point Comfort, Tuesday from Rich
mond wero Il. II. Gruudy, ). j. LlghtfoOt
and wife and q. Is. Tenant.
The condition of Mr.. Edward A. Minor.
who has been III for several Wee rs at MS
fathers residence, j2l north Fourth street,
was not SO favorable last uight.
A lawn-party at 5O7 north Twentieth
street, for tine benefit of an old Contede-
rate soldier, begins tonight. 1t will be
opened by the SOusa Musical Club.
Mr.. Charles L. A. Doeppe, of Fulton,
who has been quite sick, Is somewhat I'M
proved. His brother. William Doeppe,
Esq.. Of Baltimore, Is visiting him.
Mr.. j. Garland Pollard, who was re-
ccutIv craduatel from the Columbian
Law School was Yesterday admitted TO
practice ia the courts OF the Common
wealth.
A lawn-perty for the benefit OF the Ice
Mission will bo given this evening from q
10 II o'clock at East Lawn, the residence
Of Mrs John Lamb, on Williamsburg ave
nue., Fulton Hill.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gresset. Mrs. c. II Gresset,
If Kichmopd. and MIS-. W. II. Roland, II
Norfolk. leave mis- week 10 visit friends IN
the country. They expect To be absent
from the city about two weeks.
Dr. Henry Froohhng yesterday received
q TELEGRAM from Mr.. John Bryd Ihacker
informing BIN that he had been appointed
a nudge IN the Department OF Mines ana
Mining at the Columbian Exposition.
Mir. Frank Mosolov, who has been en-
ployed IN his city for some time as tele-
rraph operator IN the service OF the Rich
mopd and Danulle Company, has gone 10
New YORK to accept position with a
prominent banking institution OF that
CITY.
There was very exciting game Of ball
nj Blandon Park yesterday evening be-
tween the Spiders and the 1. Z. O., ana
the former won by Il score OF TO U. BAT
terles: Jennings brothers tor the Spiders
aud Fichel and Binswanger for tho l.
G. c.
The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Schwer,
who diod Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of her nephew. Alr. l.. II. Hulcher.
No. 6l5 north Third street IN the Ioth year
OF her AGE. will take place from -. Mary
German Catholic church this morEinS at
O'clock.
Commodore John F. Mayer. of the Old
Dominion Yacht Club, has returned 10 tne
cltv. He reports that the club IS at Ol0
Point that all the members are IN good
health. aud that they expect TO reach nome
FRIDAY. They encountered two storms
last week.
Alta meeting Of the Catholic Beneficial
Society held last Tuesday night John M.
Higgins. Esq. president, was cieeteu Us
the representative to the annual conven-
non Of the IRISH Catholic Benevolent
Union 10 be held in Plttsburg, Pa. Au-
gust 10th and l7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Meyer have the
deep sympathy OF their many TRENDS i'll
the death OF their little daughter, Emma
Louise. which occurred yesterday evening.
The flower faded from earth 30 reoloom IN
immortality lust when ITS fragrance was
sweetest 70 those who loved 1t. Inc iuho-
Ial will be from the residence. go north
Fourth street, ut o'clock tins afternoon
Secretary George f. Tibbitts, OF the
Nounp Mems Christian Association ielt
on Inc steamship Old Dominion TUESDAY
for ms months vacation. lie wllI speh1
few DAYS in New York city with fflenus.
On FRIDAY evening DIR. 1lbbltts VIII oe
rendered a reception by bls numerous
friends in the Twenty -third-Street branch
OF the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
While in New York he Will secure sue
cessor 10 Professor Horace L. oihitn Us
gymnasium instructor.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
have decided, as il was anticipated tnas
they would do, 10 accept the invitation Vi
the Independent Light Infantry OF ray
etteviile. n. c., to the lOth ahplSeisSrS .
of the organization OF that company. ihe
Blues will leave here TUESDAY mofnins'
August ed, over the Atlantlc.CoG Lane
Al Fayetteville that night they VIII az
tend o ball. and tho next day VIII parsno
WITH the Independent hght lnfaniry' w
"Wednesday night they Will attend paD-
Ouet and return TO Richmond inuiso"'
night.
At the broadway Hotels.
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