Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21
Personals and Briefs.

MISS kate NlCUolSpll, oL NilNi'A'' AANA''' -
visiting her friends in Manchester
DR.. and Mrs John r. Wheat have re-
turned to the city after a pleasant So
journ at the seaside.
Miss Gussie Bodeker is visiting friends
in Caroline county, where she VIII Ie-
main about a month.
Miss Nellie Pairo. of Philadelphia, Is
stopping with Mr.. Oliver Mountcastle' 40.
2ll3 east Marshall street.
A marriage-llcense was issued in Wash
ington Tuesday TO Joseph a. Flynn and
Annie B. Burke, OF Richmond.
Miss Blanche Fillbates. Of Williams
burg. is visiting her uncle, Mr.. 7. l.. FIJI
bates 525 Denny street. Fulton.
Miss Nellie Pairo, of Philadelphia, Pa,
Is here 70 attend the marriage OF her
cousin, Miss Relee y. Mountcastle.
DR.. c. V. Darlington and family will
leave on Saturday for tha Allegheny
Spring. where they will spend the SUM
mer.
Miss Alice Blair and the children Of
Mr. Joseph VI. Blair. OF Greenvile, ;. CO.,
are visiting Mr. j. Haryie Blair, on Chest
nut Hill.
AllSF 3sAtAlF -iNN4lll iNihAl~b H'A'A' $780,
day from Mount de Sales Convent, Ca
louisville. from which institution she re-
ceived several honors.
Mr. Andrew Pizzini. Jr.. has returned
from Rock lin College, Ellicott CITY,
Md. where he has been attending school
lie was one OF the medallists Of the year.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Relee Blanche Mountcastle
to Mr.. J. Henry Schmidt, at o'clock
Tuesday. June 18th. at ST. Johns Eplsco-
pal church.
Mr. Beall Of the Southern Railway
Company. received a letter yesterday
from Colorado man stating that he
desired to locate in Virginia and asking
for descriptive pamphlet.
Rev. X. L. White. pastor Of the Mofett-
Memorial church at Neapolis, Va, ana
Miss Minnie l.. Duesberry, Of this city.
Will be married at the Seventh-Street
Christian church June 2oth.
In the list of degree men at Richmond
College for the pres mt session. as pub
lished in yesterdays Dispatch, the name
of Peter Winston. who attains the degree
of Bachelor of Science, was accidentally
omitted.
The committee of the Seventh-Street
Christian church has ordered $500
ORGAN for that church. It is also intend
ed TO reupholster the seats and otherwise
improve the interior finishing OF tho
building.
The McGill Catholic Union will donate
the box which will BE- placed in the cor
ner-stone of Father Charles O'Fecralis
new church at Petersburg, and which
will serve as receptacle for the custo-
mary souvenirs.
Captain s. X. Marshall, Of Gloucester
county, owner of the handsome slOop
Charles NJ. Kelly, was in the city yes
terday making arrangements with seve-
raj parties to sail around the coast with
him this summer.
Mr. William II. Perry, a well-known
citizen OF Fulton. died Tuesday night at
his residence, 5l7 Orleans street. De-
ceased leaves "A widow and seven children.
The funeral will take place from Denny
Street Methodist church this afternoon
at o'clock.
An interesting game of ball was played
at Young's Pond yesterday between the
Alerts and the Hoodoos, which was won
by the former by the score Of Is 10 3.
Batteries: For Alerts, Walter Brchett.
T. Senf, and G. Boshen: for the Hoo
docs, w. Wagner and c. Birchett. Um-
pire, Mr.. Charles IL. Phillips.
There is a set of harness at the Third
Police-Station that Captain Hulce is anX-
ious TO find an owner for. IL was cap
tured on Brook avenue Tuesday by Officer
Chesterman. A negro was trying 10 sell
il, and his actions aroused the suspicious
OF the officer The supposed thief dropped
IL and escaped.
Professor John S. Collins and wife and
children and Miss Ruth Merriam. or st.
GATHERINGS Hall, Brooklyn, y. Y, VIII
arrive here on Mondays steamer TO spend
the summer with Mrs. II. B. Burnham,
Aspen Shades. Henrico county. Mrs. Col
lins is the daughter OF the late Judge
Burnham. Miss Merriam is Mrs. Burn
hams granddaughter.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10. A.
+. and A. NJ. has elected the following
officers: Charles w. Ragland, master; !;
Noble F.. Mosby. senior warden; Charles
c. Rady, junior warden; w. Fletcher
Richardson, treasurer; W. Hall Crew,
secretary; Thomas NJ. Curd. senior dea-
con; Joseph Hutzler, junior deacon; j. II.
Allen. tiler; Dr. G. f. Keesee. chaplain.
Richmond Commandery No. 2. Knights
Templar, has elected the following ofh-
GERS: f. W. Cunningham. eminent COM
mander; D. C. Richardson. generalissimo;
b. A. Jacob. captain-general; f. j. Grail
gle. prelate; r. ID. Haller. senior warden;
r. L. Hechler junior warden; r. 4. Ma
comber, treasurer; =. MEG. Fisher. re-
corder; c. W. Dunstan, standard-bearer;
j. c. Bowman. sword-bearer; w. F..
Richardson. warder; ID. b. Collins. cap
tain guard; C. Gray Bossieux. third guard;
Il. G. Lewis. second guard; G. c. Rady,
first guard: William Krause, steward and
armorer.
Richmonders In New York.
NEW YORK. June 2O--(Speclal -
]. Miller. Fifth-Avenue: T.. Stephenson.
Imperial: c. s. Strongfellow. Jr.. Bar
tholdi; w. r. la Bonita. Marlborough:
J. +. Branch. Windsor: r. w. Christian,
Plaza: r. c. Lockeman, Barrett; Mrs.
s. q Noting. Aator.