Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-28
Personals and Briefs.


Miss Ouie Fleming came home from
Farmyillc Monday evening.
Mr.. w. r.. Christian, Of the New Yorl
Press, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. William u. Pizzini and sister re-
turned yesterday from New YORK
Mrs. Mary L. Ellyson. OF Danville. Va,
Is visiting her son, X. ). Ellyson. ol-'.
north Ninth street.
Mr.. c. d. lie Grande. Of the Richmond
and Danville offices in Washington, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr. r. A. Quisenberry, Of Romney, w
Va. Is on a visit to his mother, NO. al
east Marshall street.
Mrs BENJAMIN Jacobs and son have left
on an extended trip South. They VIII
visit Florida and other States.
Mrs. Mary +. Ellyson. of Danville, Is
stopping with her son, Mr.. II. 5. Ely
son. GU 1-2 north Ninth street.
Miss Annie Pizzini has returned home.
after having spent three months in New
York and Elizabeth city, y. j.
Mrs. y. J. Rouse and Miss Lille Rouse,
Of North Carolina, are the guests of Miss
Lassiter, No. 27OO east Grace street.
The Fredericksburg Free Lance, says
Rev Mr.. Clark, OF tina; city. has declined
TO entertain a call 10 Monumental church
Rev. DR.. Needham will preach at Union
Station Methodist church this evening at
745. and will conduct special revival
service.
Mr.. J. Aubrey Quisenberry. Of 7l3 east
Marshall street. left Oh the O'Clock
Chesapeake and Ohio train yesterday for
Cairo. III.
Major James r. Branch has issued an
order calling out his squadron Of cavalry
on Thursday. April 5th. for mounted
drill and inspection.
Miss Bessie Broaddus, daughter Of Mr..
John T.. Broaddus, who was spending the
Easter holidays with her parents, has re-
turned to school at Bukeville.
Mr.. E. ~ Burruss, who was stricken
with paralysis several days ago at Char
lottesville, is improving, and will probably
be brought to Richmond to-day.
The Library Commission met yesterday
and fixed up the contract with Cleiand
Brothers. of Lynchburg, for supplying the
library building with heating fixtures.
Messrs. Barney Frischkorn and w. II.
Cowardn, Of the jefferson Fishing Club.
went to Providence Forge yesterday, and
succeeded in bringing in nine four-pound
pike.
A delightful sociable. including a good
supper and some splendid music was
given at st. Luke's Mission last night.
The attendance was quite large. and the
entertainment very successful
Messrs. H. NJ Starke. +. l.. c. Scott.
i. T.. Dunford. anl W. }. Kerr constitute
the Committee Of Arrangements FOR the
Royal Arcanum entertainment TO be given
at the Academy OF Music tomorrow
night
There will be a called meeting Of the
Lady Board of Managers of the Vir-
ginia Hospital at noon TO-DAY for the
purpose Of discussing the concert to be
given by the Paint and Powder Club, Of
Baltimore.
w. w. Jones, Treasurer of New Kent;
John \. Brown. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Hanover; Judge b. \. Han
cock, of Chesterfield; DR.. Scott. Of Ash
land. and n. W. Wicker, Commissioner OF
the Revenue of Hanover, visited the Capt.
toll yesterday.
Mrs. Mary r. Murphy died yesterday at
her residence, 1908 east Marshall street,
in the 49th year of her age. The cause
OF her death was hemorrhage. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from the residence, and the in
terment will be at lakewood.
The Norfolk Virginian Of yesterday says:
Mr.. George a. Jennings and Miss Mamie
Il. Jennings, both Of Richmond, will be
married at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Raw
lings. pastor of Centenary Methodist Epis.
copal church, tonight. A reception will
follow at &C Fenchurch street.