Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
Personals ard Briefs.

Miss Mamie Watt. Of Gloucester coun-
~, is stopping at 200 east Marshall street.
Mrs Charles Il. Kerscy. of DanvilIe.
is spending this week with her mother.
Mr. j. J. Montague has been sick for
some time, and is etill confined 10 his
bed.
Mrs Dr. Charles Lee Culpeper is on a
visit 90 her mother, Mrs. William +.
HarwOod.
Mr. William II. Mann, Of Petersburg,
Assistant United states District Attorney,
is in the city
Rev. Dr. Smith, Of the Central Presby-
terrain, preached at Tabb-Strcet church,
Petersburg, Sunday morning and evening.
Misses Mamie Echols and Leila Nc
CoTkle Of Glasgow, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Merrill, lO7 east Cary
street.
Rev. r. r. Wilson goes 10 Bowling
Green to-day to deliver the commence
ment address at Bowling Green Seminary
tonight.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
! Of Miss Ula Lee SchleiCher to Mr. Horace
L. Burnett at Leigh-Street Baptist church
June 9th.
Mrs. T. 4. Tignor of east Broad
street. has returned home, after spend
ing three weeks visiting her daughter, at
Stuart, Va
The excursion to Old Point Sunday car
red a very good crowd. The best of
| order was observed and everybody was
| satisfied.
Captain r. w. Dickerson and daUgh-
ter, Of the Lynchburg Artillery, are the
guests Of Mr.. J. IL. Dickcrson, sol west
Main street.
Colonel and Mrs Thomas II. Carter,
of Washington, ID. C., are the guests Of
Mrs Henry Lee Valentine, 10 south
Third street.
The Governor yesterday refused a par
don 10 Walter Jackson, OF Pittsylvania,
who is serving a term Of six years in
the penitenuary.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Indian Association viii be held
at the Young Mems Christian Association
parlors to-day at Il NJ.
The first lawn party Of the East-End
Social Club will be given at the corner oil
Twenty-sixth and y streets tomorrow
night. handsome bouquet will be given
| TO the best lady dancer,
Judge Charles L. Nicol, Of Prince viii
liam, ex-member of the House, will be
the guest OF Colonel John S. Harwood
| during the unwilling ceremonies.
Mr.. w. w. Moses, Jr., of Pittsylvania,
deputy collector Of the Western District
| OF Virginia. arrived in the city yesterday,
| TO attend the unveiling ceremonies
Mrs. Lewis w. Burton, of Louisville
Ky. formerly Of this city, will arrive
| here to-day, and will be the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. J. p. Harrison, 1902 east Broad
street
The condition Of Mr.. Andrew Brooks
who fell from the roof OF the Locomotive
Works some time since, is greatly i'm
proved, and hopes are now entertained toI
| his recovery.
Or. II. +. Johnson, Of Fairmount-Ave
nue. Methodist church, delivered very
| interesting and instructive address to th'
| LaureI-Street Methodist Church Mission
| airy Society Sunday afternoon.
Professor j. Emory Shaw's music class
| has issued invitations to its annual sons
| recital. to be held in the Young Mems
| Christian Association on Thursday eve
| ming, May Slst. at SIS o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Linus Nichol.
| have issued invitations to the marriage oil
| their daughter, Miss Corlnne, TO Mr.
| Charles l.. Mosby, on Wednesday. Jun'
| 9Th. at noon at ST. Johns Episcopa
| church. Bedford City, Va. Mr.. Mosby Il
! an old Richmond boy. lie left here seve
| raj years ago to accept the position o
! cashier OF the First National Bank, o
| Bedford City.