Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Personals and Briefs.

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Personals and Briefs.
Judge A. NJ. Aiken. OF DanVine' was
in the city yesterday
Mr.. ]. J. Gutherie. OF Portsmouth, Z" III
the city on a brief visit
The condition OF Mrs. Thomas W. DOS
we'll IS but little II at all improved
Mrs +. w. Miner (nee Peay). who has
been quite Ill for three weeks, Is hnPro'-
ing.
Mrs Della T. Harmon IS very SICK NJ
her residence No. SO north twenty -s'N''1
street.
Owing TO the sickness OF Judge lamp.
the Chancery Court was nos IN SeSS''i'
yesterday.
Miss STILES stonnell. from Cumberland
county, will remain in the CITY se'e'S'
days longer.
Miss Dellie Rogers, Of Macon, Ga, -
visiting Mrs. J. Scott Parrish vs. west
Franklin street.
Miss Alys Connally was one OF the
Young ladies' receiving with Mrs. CIeVe-
land on Saturday.
Miss Mary Drewry. OF Covington, IL
stopplng with Mrs. DIR. J. a. White r."
east Franklin street
Mrd. judith v. 1tnblilNbiA h'h'a'N
Chancery Court yesterday as auhiihsua-
trix Of Claiming NJ. Robinson.
Miss Lucy Taylor, OF Green Springs
Louisa county. is visiting her couslhs'
Misses Morris. Of Ga west Grace.
Rev. 1. y. Betty. Of Lynchburg. Is In
the CITY. and stopping with Judge I'd
mnnd Waddnl. No. 9l3 Park avenue.
There will be an interesting meeting
OF Enterprise Council. No. 3 Junior Orlef
United American Mechanics Tuesday
night -, . ii
Nr. D. c. Richardson will present his
onneal for a writ Of error I'm the Nicholas
case to the Supreme Court Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Charles L. sauibb. OF Brooklyn
~. Y, with her son. J.. Robinson Sqn'pD'
Is spending n few days with Mrs. +. J..
Isaacs.
Mrs. Caldron Carlisle has issued cards Tor
n dance TO be Jgiyen in washington OF
Monday evening. in honor OF MISS Alys
Connally.
Mics EVELYN Hoge md Mics Johnson.
Of Frankfort, Ky, will be In Richmond
Tuesday, the 23d. TO visit Mrs. Howard
ID. HOge.
Mr.. W. n. Harmon and Miss J.. NJ.
Baker left Thursday morning on the ''4v
train for Washington, where they were
married that day.
Mrs. r. T.. Woodan. CT north Eighth
street. who has been confined To her bed
for more than four months, Is convi-
lescing, and will probably be out IN Few
weeks.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
will hold Il regular meeting at the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association Han Iuc7-
day night Dr. Johnston will be the
leader.
A thief broke into the stable OF Mr.
George Woodall Friday night anu stolt
a set Of wagon harness and set OF
buggy harness. The police are at "olN
on the case.
Governor O'Ferrall yesterday refused 20
pardon Adam Asper, who in lss2 was
convicted I'm Pulaski county Of horse
stealing and sentenced 10 two years ia
the penitentinry.
Miss Sallie \. Wilson has returned from
n four weeks visit TO relatives In WI
mington, y. G. Mr.. Thomas J. wilson
Is also al home on a visit 10 his family,
No. south Morris street.
At Grove-Avenue Baptist church TINS
morning. at II o'clock. the semi-annhl
roll-calI will be made. At night the pas
tor, Rev. Dr J. g. Hiden, who has Den
sick for several weeks, will preach.
Misses Bessie Elicit and Alma smith
who have been visiting their cousins
Misses Minnie and Katie Powers, In tnle
city. and Misses Smith. I'm Hanover. leii
Wednesday for their home in GOochlahd
county. ,,.-,
Work on the artesian well at THE
Jefferson" T. progressing satisfactorily
The bore is already over 80 feet, ana II
Is believed that by the time II gets down
400 feet a sufficient flow OF water VIII D
obtained.
Major James II. Capers and r. l.
Richardson commandery pall-bedrers
upon the funeral Of Captain y. q. BAD
cock, were substituted by Mr.. w. NJ.
Williams and Captain Frank w. Gun
ninghdm.
Miss Sallve Haynle Palmer. Of Pruns
wicJ, county. who has been visiting Mlsses
Mary and Maggie Brown, on south Ihll:
street. left for home yesterday. she Wi.
spend a couple of days in Petersburg
however en- route.
The following suits were instituted Do
the City Circuit Court yesterday: Little
berry Haxan against L. G. Nelson, for
500; The Finance Trading Companl
against Joseph Heppert az Co.. and !. +.
Maynard & Son, for Si'l.
Tho Waynesboro' Sentinel says: Miss
Matte Porter. a winsOme beauty OF Lou
isa county. formerly one OF the most
admired and popular pupils Of the VALLEY
Seminary, is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs
Frank Chew, Of Waynesboro'.
A committee appointed by Pickett Camp
to perform that service, marched out %
| the Lee monument accompanied by the
Ladies' Auxiliary. on Friday afternoon
and placed a beautiful wreath or flowers
| on the hilt OF the chieftain's sword.
There will be meeting tonight OF
q
Eighteenth and Main. Some very important
| subjects will be discussed. and after the
| business meeting Mr. Levenson, the vice
| president will deliver lecture.
| The meetings at Broad-Sueet Methodist
| church continue 10 draw large crowds
| There were five conversions and mum
| her OF requests for prayer Friday night
| Revival services viii be held every nigh'
| this week. and the music Will be specially
| fine
| The workingmen OF Jackson Ward have
| formed a Democratic club and elected the
| following officers: Z. II. Moore. president
| W Evans, secretary. The club. which mas
| forty-eight members, Will have meet
| ing on Monday night at Whalers nan
| 100 north Seventh street.
| A very pleasant reception was sVer
| Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mt
| and Mrs. j. IA. Stout. ~ south CheFIs
| street, 10 her DrOtner, MI. NH'll 40 -
| Drinard and his bride. Delightful mnsi'
| was rendered by the Virginia Glee C!ub
after which an elegant supper was served
Tickets for the entertainment To b'
| given at Belvidere Hall February 5th 10y
| the West-End Dramatic ana MuslcA
| Club. for the benefit OF the poor are OF
| sale at Ieftwich Brothers, 2l3 east Broa'
| street: at Paoli & Dorset's, on south Pin'
| street. or may Ire had OF members or tht
| club.
| Mr.. ]. Edward Rice. of Illinois, for
| merry OF Richmond, is here on Visit
| He has been away from the State abou'
sixteen years and has met with many
| successes I'm his western home. lie l.
| the guest OF his brother. Mr. Samuel -
| Rice master road carpenter OF the kich
| mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac ran
| road.
| lne Rev. J. W. Chapman, bishop-eiec
| OF Alaska, who has had six years experi
| ence IN the field. will address a unlof
| meeting Of all the branches OF the o.
| mans Auxiliary TO the Board OF Mission
at Moore Memorial church Monday after
noon lat 4:30 o'clock. Mr. Chapman
| breaches the annual sermon before 'h'
| Richmond Protestant Episcopal MISSION
| ary Society at ST. Paurs church to-nlsht
All OF the other Episcopal churches VII
be closed. 800,
| verv pleasant entertainment wa!