Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. c. Thornley,, of Crozet, Is visiting
Mrs. ii. c. Howlette. Of Manchester.
The Gospel choir will sing at the Sol
diers Home Sunday evening at o'clock.
There was a very enjoyable sociable
at the Marshall-Street Christian church
last night,
Misses Jennie and Maggie Ryan are
assisting at the bazaar. and are at Com
pany AS table.
Miss Mary Netherland Perkins. of Biz
mingham, Ala, arrived in the city yester-
day and will remain until June 18th.
Mrs. J. A. Hirshberg and family, Of
Newport News, are on a visit to her
parents No. Is west Marshall street.
Rev. T.. NJ Tydeman has returned from
his four-weeks' trip North. and Will
preach at the almshouse Sunday at IL a.
NJ.
Miss Claire Randolph. daughter of the
late Major Innis Randolph, is visiting
Mrs Percy Montague. on west Grace
street.
Messrs. Lovenstein, Irvine, and Blanks
will attend the session OF the Supreme
Council, Royal Arcanum, to be held at
Detroit about June list
The condition of Mr.. Andrew Brooks.
who fell from the roof Of the locomotive
| works, was unchanged yesterday. He has
| not yet regained consciousness.
Mrs. julius Keller returned to her home,
| I'm New York. yesterday, after spending
several weeks with her mother Mrs. C..
| Il. Pizzini. No. II west Grace street.
John Harris a colored man, was ar
| rested and locked up In the Second Sta
4 on NO ha ~
| assaulting and beating one Maggie Davis.
Mr.. Turner Ashby Moncure. OF Califor-
| MIA, Is stopping with his brother, Mr..
| James Moncure, of this city. Mr. Mon
| cure Is en- route TO the Pacific coast from
| Stafford county.
Mr.. S. s. Lambeth, Jr., who was elected
Jommonwealth's Attorney Of Norfolk
| Thursday. is a son of Rev. DIR. $. S. Lam
beth, formerly pastor of Broad-Street
Methodist church.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at
o'clock. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Smith have issued
| invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Fannie Il. Tyree 10 Mr. Samuel
ID. Cook on Tuesday afternoon at 3a
o'clock at the Church OF the Covenant.
The windows OF the Cavalry Armory. on
Seventh street. will soon be entirely
without glass unless the police can In.
duce the boys to desist from using the
panes OF glass as targets for gravel.
shooter practice.
There will be a meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Richmond Industrial
| Home" by order of the president, this
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president. over the State Bank. A full
attendance Is desired.
The old Howitzer Armory on Eighth
street. has been pulled down and pre-
parations are being made 10 build tbs
new one at once. 1t Is expected to have
| II ready In time for the association tc
hold its annual banquet there.
The remains Of Mrs. Louisa A. Craw
ford, who died Thursday at her home
kenwood. in Hanover county, In the 72l
year or her age arrived in the city or
the fast mail yesterday, and were in
TERED in Snockoe Hill cemetery.
The Old Dominions will play ball with
the Young Mems Christian Association
nine this afternoon on the college campu:
at o'clock. A great deal OF interest |:
being manifested owing TO the recent
victory Of the Old Dominions over tn.
Stars the crack amateur nine OF the city
very interesting game OF ball wa:
played by the Branch Boys and the Littl,
Giants. which was won by the former
by the score Of Is to 49, The feature Of
the game was a running catch by Keck
Batteries: Wigand and Carter for tn,
former. Gordon and Binswanger for tn,
latter.
The separation OF Church and State
and the dependence OF both on the free
will suffrage Of the people is funda
mental principle In our American system
In his discourse at Belvidere Hall Sun
day morning Rev. Mr.. Clancy will speal
OF the price at which Virginia won tn,
great victory for religious liberty.