Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Personals and Briefs.

Dr and Mrs NJ. II. Carter have returned
TO the city, after a pleasant trip Nof'h'
Rev J. ]. Gravatt. rector OF Holy Trini-
~ Episcopal church, has returned 10 'he
city.
Mr.. Edward Tucker Harrison. who mas
been very i'll with typhoid-fever, is con'a-
lescent.
Mrs. II. Oue Hicks and little daughter
Virginia are visiting relatives at WI cast
Marshall street.
Mr.. Jacob A. Null. OF wilmington, Del; ;'
Is visiting his brother, Mr. Charles W.
Null. OF north Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Fannie Hicks spelght. OF Norfolk;,
Va. is stopping few days at .Ile ~, ;nUN''
Mr. Marion Colbert and wife, OF Hamp-
ton. are in Richmond. the guests or ms
niece, Mrs. W. +. Trahern, OF Hopedaie'
Sergeant Robert n. Thomas. crier OF the
Police Court will leave to-day Tor Amelli
county. where he will spend his ten-days
vacation.
Mr.. Alex. Meyer, Of the firm Of Julius
Never a Sons. has returned from a
months trip 20 Nova Scotia, looking wen
ana hearty.
For lack Of n quorum the meeting OF the
Manchester City Committee was al
iourned over from last night until next
Monday night.
Mrs Lewis ". Burwell and daughters,
Mrs William 4. Reed and Miss Meade
Burwell. have returned from Ashland, ana
are at 613 west Grace.
Mr.. Edwin Tanner left for New York
yesterday to attend rehearsals OF the
Warde-James Company. whose tour VIII
begin the eth OF September.
Mr.. W. II. Adams leaves today FOR
stanton TO attend the session or the
Grand Lodge OF the Independent Order OF
Good Templars Of Virginia.
Mr.. Henry w. Morgenstern left Saturday
for his home. Dunkirk. New YORK Stats,
70 attend the marriage of his sister, he
will be absent about month.
Yesterday n white man called at me
Manchester Pollce-Station and gave ST.
yer watch to the officers, saying that hc
had found 1t on Seventh street.
Nrs I 4 scherer. Of No. 2ilO east Clay
street, who has been on an ext nded VISIT y
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph FIG, OF sd
vannah. Ga. has returned to the city.
Misses Susie and Maynie Ware. OF
Huntington, W. Va, returned nome yes
terday afternoon. after an extended WISH
TO Miss Courtney. OF 81 east Leigh street.
Miss Vera C.. Pollock has returned home
after spending several weeks az Am
monsdaie." the charming country nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Ammons' IN ChaIies
City county.
Mary Elizabeth Tyler. daughter Of VIII
liam J. ana Maggie NJ Tyler died az
Ailendale the residence Of her grand,
mother. Sunday night. Her funeral VIII
take place to-day.
Mr.. +. w Burton and sister-in law
Miss Mollie A. Clark. Of Picksns' MISS;
are making n short visit at the oeautiIui
home Of his brother. Mr.. T. q. Burton
BrOokland Park.
Mrs Harvey L. Davis. Mrs. William \;
Crump and son. Misses Esse Grimes, ana
Elvia and Minta Davis. have returned 10
the city. after a pleasant summer spent
in Powhatan county.
The horse attached to the buggy from
which Nessrs Hungerford and Higgins
were thrown Sunday did not run away.
The accident was due TO turning corner
while driving too rapidly
A regular meeting Of the River-Niew
Company was held at the office OF K. j.
Chafn q Co yesterday. The old oihcers
were reelected and other business or a
routine character was transacted.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Felthaus sympa thize with them in the
death Of their infant son. Paul BERNARD.
who passed away yesterday morning, ar
ter a painful illness OF several weeks.
At II O'Clock to-day the subcommittee
on furniture Of the Grounds and Buildings
Committee will meet and at o'clock this
evening session OF the subcommittee
on ordinances of the Second Market Com
mittee will be held.
The services ut the Baptist mission tent
are being largely attended. DR.. willing
ham preached Sunday and the Gospel
Chorus sung. Or. Willingham will con-
tinue TO preach through the week II he IS
not called ouf OF the city.
The Executive Committee OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Missionary Society Of Nir-
ginia was to have met in -. James church
last night. but the church not having been
opened, an adjournment was had untl
the first Monday in October.
The wrecking OF portion Of Chesa-
peake and Ohio coal train near Providence
Forge Sunday morning caused a tempo
rary detention i'm traffic on the Eastern
Division Of that road. The track was
damaged for about 100 feet. No one was
hurt
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond Of Sidney
Lodge. and Mr.. Furgusson. Of West-EnI
Lodge. left for Stanton yesterday morn
ing 10 attend the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars Of Virginia. Mr.. Joseph H.
Shepherd and the rest Of the Richmond
delegation viii leave this afternoon.