Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs n. n. Hill Is in Washington, visit
ing Miss Porter.
Flour-Inspector william r. Lee con-
tinues quite SICK.
Mr. II r. Pollard, Jr.. has gone to Bal
timore on business.
Mr. G.. d. Lambeth will leave Monday
for Old Point and Ocean View.
pro,.s,or Zera Semon Is the guest OF
Mr. levi Hexter. No. 81 east Clay street
Miss Mary Fawcett. Of Church Hill, has
loft the city 10 visit friends in Petersburg
Misses Edmondson. Of stanton, are
visiting Miss Fleming, NO. SI west Grace
street.
Colonel and Mrs. Elsifee. OF New York.
~, ,,isi,inc MIR. and Mrs. Randolph
Tatum.
Mfr T. L. Brooks. who has been very
s,ck at his home for some months. Is
still quite Ill.
The Young Tigers, champions OF Church
JInl heat the Masonic-ifomc nine - TO ~
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard l.. Brown, Jr.. who has
been very I'll for the last three weeks. Is
gradually improving.
Mrs. A. w. Tyree, accompanied by her
son. Cray, is visiting Rev. George c.
Vanderslice, in Suffolk.
Miss G.. NJ. Chldester left on Thursday
for Lynnwood to visit her sister, Kate,
who has been very sick.
Mrs. William Pinckney Bethel. OF Dan
VILE Is the guest OF Mrs w. L. flemlns'
No S07 west Grace street.
Mrs. Maurice Salomonsky. OF New York,
Il visiting her mother. Mrs. Fanny Saio-
monsky. 80 east Leigh street.
CAPTAIN W. II. Mosby was one or the
members of General Andersons staff at
the Fredericksburg unveilinS.
Miss Clara Belle Palmer left yesterday
at noon for Ashland. TO arrange for
concert to be given there soon.
Rev. Dr. Tudor, Of Broad-Street Metho-
dist church, will preach tonight on The
Commonweal or Our National Destiny"
Mrs. William II. Kelly, No. GIG north
Fourth street, has returned home after
a pleasant trip OF ten days to New YORK.
Mrs Ida Oliver, OF Reidsville, n. c.,
sent TO Richmond yesterday marble
tablets for the graves OF her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. u. $. Cordle.
Mrs. W. u. Johnston. Of north Fourth
street. left for Fredericksburg Thursday
TO visit her friend, Mrs. Compton, and
to attend the unwilling ceremonies.
Mrs. Julian VI. Solomon and her son,
Julian. of Savannah, Ga, are visiting the
parents Of Mrs. Solomon, Senator AMI
Mrs. William Lovenstein. lOV2 east Clay
street.
kr4t
is prominently mentioned in connection
with the prospective vacancy from Siar-
shall Ward in the Board OF Police Com
missioners.
A meeting Of the Old Dominion Chapter,
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
will he held at the rooms Of the Virginia
Historical Society, 7O1 east Franklin
street. on Tuesday, the 18th. at o'clock
p NJ.
Rev. Louis Rich will leave on Monday
for Danviile and Neapolis. Va. in which
places he VIII assist Rev. Frank Sewall,
OF Washington, u. C.. In "A series Of
meetings in the interest OF the New
Church.
The regular meeting OF the Richmond
Grays' Veteran Association will be held
Monday night at the Regimental Armory.
All members are requested to be present,
as important business will come up for
action.
Mrs. II. G. Cunningham. Of 2sl2 east
Grace street, who was returning from At
tending her mothers funeral. lost her
satchel on board the steamer Pocahontas.
The bag contained considerable amount
of money and several mementos.
Rev. James C. Hiden. pastor OF the
Groye-Avenue Baptist church. of this
city. has accepted an invitation 10 deliver
j the commencement address for the Abe
marie Female institute. Chariottes' lille,
Va, on the evening Of June lth.
Mr.. o. ]. Mallory, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Gertrude Mallory, and her
friends, Misses Rosye Cooper and Bessie
White. have returned home from Frede-
ricksburg, where they went to witness
the unwilling Of the Mary Washington
Monument.
The revival services at Seventh-Street
! Christian church viii continue through
the coming week. Considerable interest II
being manifested. and the indications are
that the results will be very satisfactory.
Services will be held in the main au-
! dience-room.
]. Carlin Creighton, Deputy Sergeant OF
| Alexandria, S. Ct. Dyer. Sheriff Of ALE
! ghany: l.. VI. Nance, Commonwealth 5
Attorney of Charles City; w. w. Jones
Treasurer OF New Kent and Judge
Samuel +. Coleman, OF Cumberland, were
at the Capitol to-day.
Mr. Randolph NJ. Fell. OF Savannah, Ga.
an employee OF the Treasury Depart.
ment at Washington. left Richmond to-
day for the national capital, accompanied
! by his nephew, Master Arthur Charlton
Allen, Of this city. after two-weeks
visit to relatives here.
Jefferson Phillips was received at the
| penitentiary yesterday from Alexandra
to serve six years for murder in the Sc
cond degree. Morris Ray and Charlie!
Dudley doth coloredD. from Allegheny
county. were received to serve two year.
each for HOUSEKEEPING.
The fifth anniversary Of the Hartshorr
Memorial College Alumnae Association
will be celebrated al the college mex
| Thursday. A supper will be served Z
the alumnae at o'clock. and at o'clocl
literary and musical programme vii
be rendered by the students OF the col
lege.
Rev. Dr. Dickinson returned to tn
city yesterday from Lynchburg. While II
the Hill City the Doctor attended tn,
! meeting OF the colored Baptists of Vir
ginia, who were there In annual session
There were about 800 delegates present
representing some go, 90 church
DIR. Dickinson says that the only whit
men present were Rev. L. b. left. DR.
Corey, and himself.
The Little Virginias crossed bats will
the Big Pine-Street Baseball Club yes
terday morning. the game resulting in
victory for the former by a score OF
to 0. The battery for the Virgin.as wer
II. Eubank and G. Newton: for the Pine
Street boys, T. Bosher and A. Spence
The game was played on the lower col
lege field at 1890 a. VI.
The ladies OF Mizpah Presbyterian
church held a delightful lawn-party OF
Fourth avenue Friday night. TIL
grounds were beautifully and tasteful,
lighted up by Chinese lanterns. and III,
Barton Heights Band very kindly len
their services. and discoursed sweet music
during the evening. The affair was ;
grand success. about sl25 being realized.
The Supreme Lodge knights Of Homo
will meet in twenty-first annual session a
the Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, Tuesday
May Is. 1894. The representatives from
Virginia are James II. Lamkin, Rich
mond; William L. Foster, Norfolk, an,
Rev. II. NJ. Hope, Of Petersburg, supreme
chaplain. They leave via the Chesapeake
and Ohio road Monday the 18th. at 200 p
NJ.