Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
PERSONS YOU KNOW.
MINOR MENTION TOUCHING THEIR
COMING AND GOING.
Many B,obmsnd Items Of rnssrs" Com
pressed Into Brief
space.

city.
Miss Louise ouaries has returned from
Louisville.
Mr. W. & Huxter has been confined to
his bed for several days
l.. G. Younger. and j. +. Tanner, ielt
Yesterday afternoon for the WORLDS FAIR.
Mr.. r.. d. Garcin. OF Richmond. va.
is stopping at the ST. Denis HOTEL Ne"
York.
Mrs. Amada Merrill Tinsley is visiting
Mrs. ]. A. Smith. Of 72s west MARSHALL
street.
Misses Rena Hopkins and Grace Car
rington will leave Tuesday at Z. Nj.
for the Worlds Fair
Miss Hettie Winfree, OF Chester mas
returned from a trip to chicago anu 'ne
Worlds Fair.
Miss Lizzie Perryman. of Mobile, Is the
guest OF Mrs. William Il. TANNER 'r'
900 south Third street.
Mrs. NJ. s. Gary, of Twenty-third street
is visiting her sons Messrs. j. Il. ana j.
III. Gary, OF Baltimore.
Miss Adele Talbot Archer left yester-
day morning to visit FRIENDS IN we" ioiN
City and Columbus, ONO.
Mr.. James G. Henning left last night
for Philadelphia and New York. ana VIII
be gone for a week or ten days.
Mrs. w. T.. Nichols is looking for
visit from her father and mother' MT.
and Mrs. J. r. Briggs, this week.
Nessrs August Dietz. William F.
MsseI. and Walter Schaaf have left
for Chicago, to visit the Worlds Far
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Davies have taken
rooms for the winter at Mrs. DuvaIs,
corner Franklin and Madison streets.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
IN John r. Blunt, of Hanover county,
| and Alberta r. Bumpass, of this city.
Luther Martin. p. S. Burford. and j.
d. Carneal and SOD have returned from
very pleasant visit 10. the WORLDS Far.
r. Angus Nichols. one Of the students
OF the Richmond Medical College, Is suf-
fering very much with a sprained ankle.
William F. Nunnally. son of Mr.. j. a.
Nunnally. who resides on south Laurel
/ street, is very Ill with typhoid-malariai
/ fever.
CAPTAIN John +. Mayer returned yester-
| day afternoon from St. Louis, where he
| had been in attendance on Masonic
! meeting.
Mr. II. L. Baumgartner. and wife,
have returned from a three-weeks' trip to
| the Worlds Fair, and their old home, In
Detroit Mich.
Miss SaIlie T.. Waldrop. of Goochland
| county. has returned to her home. after
/ spending several days with friends and
relatives here.
! Mrs. Thomas f. Cooke, who has been
/ f,fo nd
! city, left Friday for a western trip, and
the Worlds Fair.
Professor Hair will spend some months
in Chicago His health Is not good and
rest from teaching this season was
/ deemed advisable.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
! NJ. Louise Cottrell to Mr.. w. II. Washer,
| Wednesday. October 18th, at Randolph
Street Baptist church.
Mr.. Z. B. White. the efficient clerk
| at the Police Court who has been In
/ Hanover hunting for the past week. will
be at his desk Monday morning.
/ Buddhism, Mohammedanlsm and Chris
! tanity will be compared by Rev. Mr..
! CLANCY to-day with respect TO their COM
/ parative merits as a universal religion.
Miss Annie Kerse. of west Marshall
street, after spending two months in
! Chicago seeing the Worlds Fair. is now
visiting her aunt in Clayton county. Iowa.
! Mrs. James c. Mundy, and daughter,
/ Annie May, OF Nelson county, are visit
ing their friends, Mrs. c. II. Gresset, and
Mr. NJ 4. Gresset, of 9ll1z north Fifth
street.
At meeting of Richmond Lodge No.
As. b. p. o. Elks, Thursday night. Mr.
+. F. Burke. treasurer resigned. - Mr..
Juan A. Pizzini was elected to ud the
position.
Mrs. ]. L. Vaughan, of 703 west Cary
street, has gone on a ten-days' trip to
| Chicago, in company with Mr. Luther y.
Vaughan, wife and daughter Miss Ruby
Vaughan.
Mr.. Thomas Weaver. Of Madison
county who has been visiting Mrs. w. e.
| Nichols. has returned home. He was here
under the treatment OF DIR. Shields, for
an eye trouble.
Senator and Mrs. William Lovenstein
will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary Of
their marriage on Tuesday evening, 2ith
instant. They will be pleased to receive
their friends at their residence, 1902 east
Clay street, from $50 to IL p. M.
The service at the Soldiers Home this
afternoon at 4 o'clock will be led by Rev.
J. j. Gravatt, the new rector OF Moore
Memorial Episcopal church. The veterans
cordially invite their friends and the
public in general to worship with them.
BY confusing two murder cases 1t was
published in Wednesdays Dispatch that
the case OF Lewis Morris, charged with
killing John Lewis Berry, had been set
for trial that day and that both parties
were colored Berry was a little white
boy, and was MORALLY wounded by being
struck with brick while playing soldier
with several OF his companions.
Mr.. Joseph Fisher and Miss Margie
Davis were united in marriage last Thurs
day afternoon at / o'clock, in the priest 8
parlor Of Sacred Heart church. The bride
! was becomingly attired in handsome
! travelling suit and carried nosegay Of
white roses After the, ceremony Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fisher left for the Worlds Fair,
where they will spend two weeks.