Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Personals and Briefs.

Mis- Emma shepherd Is NlsltllB iiiV"uS
| In Washington.
Mrs. Joseph II. Shepherd, who has
| been very sick, Is much better
| Colonel James Neal, Of Danville. Is IN
the city. He returns home this morning.
| Mr. Julian l.. Wright. formerly OF
| Richmond, but now OF Washington 10 III
| the city on business
| Mrs. b. W. Cosby Is able 20 b. back at
her place OF bus:ncss. after q spell Oh SICK
ness Of several weeks.
Mr. John Macke. engineer Of Engine
| Company. No. /. Is detained at home by
a slight indisposition.
Mr.. r. 4. East. Treasurer Of Halifax
| county. passed through The city Yesterday
| on hts way 10 attend the BAPTIST Gene
raj Association In Alexandria
| CAPTAIN II. J. Tyler. Of No. 1909 north
| Seventeenth street, who has been con-
fined TO his home for several days By
| sickness. is able TO be ont again
Miss Carrie NJ. Doggctt Of Chicago,
| who has for the past month besn the
! guest Of Colonel Tanners FAMILY, on
| south Third street, has returned nome.
Mrs ]. Ellis Cooke; who has been under
| treatment for the last two months at
| the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
was critically i'll last week, but Is now
| improving rapidly
Colonel r. NJ. r. Talcott hes just re
| ccived a cablcRram announcing the death
| Of his nephew. Henri Boles'owsk Won
! der Trcnck. which occurred on yesterday
! az his nome I'm Vienna.
! The charity tea that was 10 have be
| given at Or. Nirginius Harrison's FOR the
| benefit Of the Virginia Hospital has Dceh
POSTPONED on account OF the extreme Ill
| ness Of Miss Julia Mitchell.
Cards have been issued for the mar
.ki a. Norfolk
| Miss Bette Baskerville. of Mecklenburs.
! Miss baskerville has often visited Rich
mond, and has a host of friends here.
CAPTAIN and Mrs Andrew Plzzni leave
the city this morning for Norfolk, Wher
they VIII spoAd a few days with tner
danghter, Mrs. Kenneth Cobb. Miss Annie
Pizzlni Is now in Norfolk stopping with
her sister.
Fraternal Lodge. No. 70, held a largely
attended meeting Monday night. me
! dates Mr.. l.. r. Christian was recon-
mended for district deputy. This makes
! seven lodges for Mr.. Christian
Miss Virginia Victoria Pizzini, daughter
| of the late John \. Plzzlni Will b. mar
ried to Mr.. William Lawrence Ftnnegan
| this morning at half-past Ia O'Clock at
| ST. Peters Cathedral. Rev. Father
| Frioli VIII perform the ceremony.
\ force of hands began work yesterday
| digging the trench FOR the new sever :,
! that VIII have TO be lHld in lntt fdi
| Of Eighth street where the tunnel caved
| I'm several wears ago. II Is intended tiat
| the street. which has long been In wretch
| ed condition, shall now be put IN orcer'
The New Orleans P.cayune says: Mrs.
| William Green Stokes. of Richmond. Va,
| arrived recently, and will spend the win
! ter with her brother and sister. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Garrett-Brown. Mrs. Stokes Is a
| very bright and attractive woman. ana
! viii prove a most charming ADDITION u
! yociety this season.
| on the 18th Of this month the South
| ern railway WILL in addition to its pres
| ent fine trains. put ON the splenlldiy-
| equipped FLORIDA special between WASH
| ingtOn and Jacksonville. In order 10
accommodate southern travel; the yesti-
! buled train Ia now running almost every
| night IN two sections.
| Six members have been received into
| Emmanuel Baptist church as a result OF
| the two-weeks meeting recently conduct
| ed there by DR.. Cooper, and there are
| probably others to come In. Or. Cooper,
| during his service. greatly endeared him
! self TO the Emmanuel people, who are
| doing well in their new house OF WORSHIP.
SUNDAY afternoon the scholars Of 81.
Johns German Evangelical Lutheran
church formally turned over 10 Rev: Or:
Paul l.. Mcneil their pastor. q beautiful
! marble cross they had erected over the
| grave OF his wife IN Hollywood. Mr.
! August Jacobs, secretary OF the Sunday
school, made n touching address, and Dr.
Mcneil responded In most fitting terms.
| At n meeting of the Board Of Managers
of the Womans Christian Association
Monday reports were read. showing that
500 was cleared by furnishing meals
To the delegates to the Disciples con
ventions; that there were twcnty-seven
| children in the kindergarten. thirty-thTe.
inmates in the house. and a steady In
| crease OF scholars in the Sunday school.
| Chief-of-POlice Poe received Saturday a
telegram from the Sheriff Of AppomattoN
| asking him to arrest Hugh Dixon. The
man was found at hts home. at the foot
| Of Ninth street, and locked up In the
| Second station. Yesterday the Sheriff
arrived In the city. having come foI
| Dixon. who Is wanted on the charge OF
| stealing an OK Dixon is an ex-cOnvict
ana has been living here for some time.