Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
CITY NEWSlN BRIEF.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS or ALL SORTS
cRouPEoiN CONDENSED FORM.
Personals Abeut yisitors and Notes Of
the Movements Of Richmond People
who Are Seeking Pleasure.

Mr.. John s. wray, Of Hampton, II In
the city.
Mrs. Amanda Caskie. Of st. Louis. No..
IN In the city.
Miss Kate Burress left yesterday for
Norfolk to visit Miss Dey.
There will be no services at Grove-Ave-
nue. Baptist church tonight.
Miss Inez Bruce. OF Manchester. IL Wis
ting relatives In Petersburg.
Mrs. Richard waddeli, OF Washington,
d. c.. is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Raleigh Colston is visiting her
| mother. Mrs. Anne II. Powell. In Win
| chester.
! Miss Bell T. Chamberlsyne. who has
| been quite sick for some time past, Is
| improving.
Father Leickie. OF the Marst Fathers,
will preach this morning at the Sacred
| Heart church.
DR.. A. Cary Oppenhimer has left the
city for few days sotourn at Corinth
| Hill, Fluvanna county.
Miss Bessie Harrison, who spent the
winter In this city. left last week for
her home. in Cumberland.
| Mrs. +. W. Neavitt and daughter, Of
| Baltimore. are the guests of Mrs. Silas
| Shelburne els east Franklin street.
Mrs. r. l.. Smith, Of Barton Heights, is
quite sick at the residence of her father.
Mr. c. III. Page. III west Main street.
Mr.. Emile Utard and Miss Lucie Utard.
| OF New York. will arrive in the city
this morning. and stop at the Exchange
| Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Graham, OF Balti-
more, accompanied by their two little
sons. are now In Richmond. They Will
| remain few days.
| Miss Mary Hasker, after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Vicar, in Norfolk, where
she went to attend the marriage of Miss
| Ida Stroud has returned home.
The condition of Mr. p. r. O'Keeffe, who
has been so seriously i'll for the past
| four weeks. is so much improved that
! he will be able to be out again next week.
Two little converts. pupils of Monte
| Maria Academy. were baptized there on
| Thursday last by Rev. Father Donahoe,
pastor Of st. Patrick's church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Parrish, Jr.,
Of Greenvile, Ala, will reach Richmond
| on Wednesday. and will be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Scott Parrish
The programme for the McGill Union
| meeting on Monday night is a very in
| teresting one including a paper on 'The
| Wants of Labor" by Mr.. James OCon-
| nell.
| Miss Eva s. Willis has returned home
| after a pleasant visit 10 Farmville, bring
| ing with her Miss Charlotte Wray, Of
| Hampton. her friend and former school,
/ mate.
| Miss Minnie Semi will leave tomorrow
| for Washington. where she will spend
| a few weeks, and then take an extended
| trip to Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
| York, and Boston.
Mrs John w. Powell, who has been
| quite Ill for several weeks, left Friday
via the Old Dominion Line for New York.
| where she will be the guest Of her dauSh-
| ter. Mrs. DR.. Lachlan Tyler.
Mr.. d. Harry Moran. OF Washington, D.
| c.. a popular young government clerk,
and one OF the Carol Institute boys
| is in the city, the guest of Councilman
| j. +. Don Leavy. of East-End.
Messrs. J. ]. Williams and John Ma
honey and Master Johnnie Quade left on
the Old Dominion Line steamer Roanoke
Iludy 10 WISH lTltUus III new 1OIhs
Brooklyn, and other northern cities.
State licenses should ba paid without
further delay. as IN the next few days
| list of delinquents must be placed in
| the hands of the proper officer. who will
| be obliged to present them to the grand
| jury.
| Miss Mary ]. Murray and aunt OF no
west Marshall street. have gone to Wap-
pinger's Falls. New York to attend the
| funeral of their aunt. Mrs. Peter Fallen,
| the mother Of Rev. W. A. Fallen, Of Win
chester, Va.
Unity Lodge. Independent Order Odd
Fellows, will hold memorial services this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Powells Hall,
on Church Hill avenue. Rev. W. T. Jolly,
Mr.. George II. Davis, and others VIII
make addresses.
Mr.. Robert Burdette. the noted humor-
.st, who makes an address at the First
Baptist church this afternoon, and at
Richmond College Tuesday night Is the
guest OF Rev. Dr. George Cooper Ala east
Grace street
The new chapel In contemplation for the
Monte Maria convent is in the hands OF
Mr.. F. Stterdng, and will soon ba
started. The design Is very pretty, and
the affair will give the convent a new
and quite handsome front appearance.
game of ball will be played at West
End Park Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock between the Old Dominions and
the Olympics for the benefit OF the Free
Dispensary. The clubs are evenly
matched. and a good game may be ex-
pected.
Miss Virginia Handy, daughter Of Mr.
Moses Handy, Of Chicago, ILL.,. has left
the city. after spending a few days with
Miss Elnor Rowe, No. 1927 Grove ave-
nue.. Misses Handy and Rowe were achool-
mates at Weinberg School. Nelson ooun-
ty, during the session just ended.
The ladies of the Cathedral parish who
are interested in the McGill Catholic
Union fair will meet to-day at the rooms
of the union. Immediately after late mass.
The Catholic societies will meet in con-
venton this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the McGill Union rooms.
Rev. w. o. Waggoner. formerly OF
this city. but now located in Montana.
will preach at Washington-Street Metho-
dist church this morning az IL o'clock.
and deliver-nn address before the Mis-
sionary Society," of Laurel-Street Metho-
dist church at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond Male orphan Society will be
held at Grace-Street Presbyterian church
this afternoon at o'clock. DR.. Parker
president of the institution, will preside
and interesting reports will be read. Dr.
Fair and Rev. Mr.. Cook will make adj
dresses
Rev. ]. l.. Tiernan, OF st. Patrcks
church. left on Thursday last to visit his
sister, Miss Herman. at Lowell, Mass.
the home of his boyhood. He will be
absent about two weeks, during which
time Rev. Father Lucke. cousin OF Mrs.
James Rankin. will assist Rev. Father
Donahoe in the parish work.
The West-End Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold lawn-party at
Dos south Pine street. Thursday, June sd.
from to IL +. NJ. All members OF
this union are requested to attend the
meeting Monday at +. M. In the
Young Mems Christian Association par
lor as business OF Importance will be
transacted.
Mr.. Spott Anderson was presented with
handsome clock by the machinistS and
engineers at the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad-shops in Manchester yes
terday morning. Mr.. Lyle made the pre-
sentation speech and MIR. Anderson re-