Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Marshall f. Traylor. Of Church Hill,
left last week for Bluofield, w. Va.
Captain Reginald c. Mangat has left
for Amelia county to spend his vacation.
The condition of Mr. w. r. Lee. ryho
has been sick for six weeks. is not i'm
proved.
Miss Mariana Herbert. Of Alexandria,
IS visiting Mrs. John Addison, of Park
avenue.
Rev. Louis Rich. having deferred his
visit to Danville until May, Will preach
as usual to-day.
The Sister who has been so i'll at 81.
Patrick's Academy for several weeks, is
now convalescent.
Captain T. c. Morton, who has been
attending the Moody meetings, left Friday
for his home, in Staunton.
Mrs. l.. Martin. Of No. % west Marshall
street, has greatly improved in health,
and is ready TO return TO business.
DR.. Archibald, Of Dakota, is on visit
to his brother, Mr.. j. H. Archibald, on
Twenty-seventh street. Church Hill.
Mr.. James H. Duggins, OF this city, will
leave tomorrow on a business trip 70
Cincinnati. o.; Louisville, KY, and St
Louis. Mo.
Miss Virginia Johnson gave very plea
SAINT card party Thursday evening TO a
number of her friends, and at Il o'clock II
delicious supper was served.
Miss Helen Robinson. Of Petersburg,
daughter OF DR.. c. V. Robinson, is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Annie c. Wilson,
No. 10 south Fifth street
The Rev. J. Y. Dobbins and family, OF
Wilmington, Della. are stopping with his
cousin. Mrs. William IL. Curtis. No. -
north Twenty-nnth street.
Senator William /. Jordon, Of Halifax,
and wife. were in the city yesterday.
having Just returned from delightful
visit Of two weeks TO Florida.
Detective John Hall has in his possess
sion a stolen watch and chain, which he
recovered. The loser can obtain them
from the officer at police headquarters.
Miss Hattie Wilkins. after spending a
delightful visit with her friend, Miss
MARY Roberts, of No. 2li north Twentieth
street has returned to her home, in Will
lamsburg.
Mr. Charles w. Dunstan has been
elected final president Of the Mu Sigma
Rho Society of Richmond College, ana
win deliver the valedictory at the com
mencement in June.
The name of Judge f. r. Farrar. of
Amelia county, was omitted in the list
nuhllsbed Yesterday Of the delegates
elected by Lee Camp to the Grand Camp
of United Confederate Veterans
The Richmond Crays Veterans As
sociation will meet at the Regimental
Armorv next Monday evening at {
o'clock to make arrangements for the ceie-
bration of the nftieth anniversary OF the
company.
Very Rev. Joseph Frioh left Cali
fornla several days ago for Richmond,
and "a expected to arrive here in rev
DAYS. He is greatly improved In healtn'
and will undoubtedly be warmly well
coined on his return.
The Bartlett. Garyens & Co.'S prize
awarded 10 DR.. Charles X. RoDlhs AT
the commencement OF the Medicai noiiese
of Virginia. was for the best standing on
surgery. and not for the secoha-pes' fe-
port on clinics. as given out
Rev. r. p. Williams will preach at st.
Paul's at II o'clock this morning. ihere
win be children's service at 4. M
at which Mr. Williams VIII give an al.
dress. Inc rector VIII -
his course OF sermons on the farapies'
Right Rev. A. Van de Vyver hand
somely entertained all the priests OF tne
city last Sunday evening. In compliments
10 Right Rev J. J. Keane. rector Oh !ne
Catholic University, washington, ~ v,
who was his guest several Jays last
week.
The Children OF Mary OF the Cathedrai
will go TO Holy Communion In a pooy az
O'Clock mass this morning. In 'ne
afternoon at o'clock they VIII hoia
their monthly meeting at 81. Joseph
chapel. where instructions VIII be gwen
by Father Ahern.
There was delightful surprise party
given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VA
iner r. Douglas. at Paramount, FRIDAY
night. The guests were Misses Bessie
Parish. Katie Griggs, Leatha Parker
Cara Sandcrlin. Lula and Gracy Binns,
Mamie Burnett. Fannie Crow, Mamie
Broadrlc, Essa Tyler. and Miss Annie
Perkins. OF Beaver Dam The gentlemen
were Messrs. Manly Goodwin, II. Dpze'
A. Gill, j. Luck, G. Clark, }. Davis, ~
Tucker, w. Soulivan. J. Allen, l.. Bfizei.
i. Morecock. Refreshments were served
at II o'clock.
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