Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-22
PersOnals aud Rrfefa.

Mr.. I. N. Jones is quite sick at his
home, on Floyd avenue.
Hon. John s. WISE of New York, was
In the city yesterday.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart and bride Gee
Barney have returned to the city.
Mr.. f. @. Leigh. Jr., is out. after
four or five weeks illness from malaral-
fever.
Mr.. r. G.. smther, OF east Franklin
street, who has been quite sick. Is now
greatly improved.
Mrs. Henry A. Cunningham. OF King
ston. Can. is visiting Mrs. Thomas Potts,
east Grace street.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern has returned
from New York. where he attended the
great horse show.
1t is said that the name of Mr.. p. r.
Minor will be presented for the position
Of librarian Of the new Court Of Appeals
The condition OF Officer Saunders, OF
the First Police-Station, who has been
sick for several days, was unchanged
yesterday.
A called meeting of the Hollywood Me-
mortal Association will be held In the
lecture-room OF DR.. Hoges church at
noon to-day.
The second OF the series OF lectures
given before the jefferson Literary and
Social Circle takes place at their parlors
tonight at $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Anderson. Jr..
have returned from their bridal tour,
and will take up their residence at III IL
west Clay street.
Campbell. of Washington, who have been
the guests of Miss Page Booker, have
returned to their home.
there. at the discretion of the superin-
tendent The committee is not yet pre-
pared to make a report as to removal
Of the colored poorhouse.
Mr. j. H. Chataigne is chairman OF the
Reception Committee for the Eks' memo
rial service. at the Academy OF Muse
Sunday afternoon. December I'd.
Mr. Isadore Lovenstein has heard no.
thing as yet from his son. who disap-
peared so mysteriously Monday in COM
pany with one of his stablemen.
An important called meeting Of the Old
Dominion Press Club will be held at $50
o'clock tonight, at which 1t Is hoped
there will be a full attendance.
Rev. F. S. Stickney, the new rector OF
Monumental church. will preach at ST.
Lukes chapel. corner Washington and
Beverley streets, tonight at O'clock.
The rules OF the al.rshouse have been
70 changed by the committee as to allow
the hrst-asslstant superintendent to take
his meals at his home and to sleep
Mrs. Thomas b. Sims, Of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting her uncle. Captain
George w. Allen. l0l east Grace street
returned home yesterday via the Old
Dominion Steamship Line.
Mr.. l.. c. Adair. of the Taylor-Bolling
Company, has returned 10 the city from
Red Sulphur Springs. w. Va, TO which
place he was called by the Illness and
subsequent death OF his mother
A horse hitched to a wagon loaded with
lumber fell over an embankment on
buchanan street near Tyler's Hill yester-
day morning. Fortunately, neither the
horse or driver was hurt.
Rev. l.. A. Cutler. formerly pastor OF
Marshall-Street Christian church, is In
the city. and attended the prayer-meeting
at that church last night He was cordially
greeted. and made a happy address.
10.
for the marriage OF her niece, Miss Jessie
Geneva Powell. to Mr.. Julian II. Layne,
Wednesday morning. November 18th. at
1l:i5 O'Clock, at Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Commonwealth Club will hold Its
monthly smoker" on Saturday night,
November 2ith. from SI5 to IL. Commo-
dore George w. Melville, Engineer-in-
Chief Of the United States navy, will give
a talk on Arctic Explorations"
A very interesting revival is in progress
at Howard s-Grove Baptist church, near
the city, where Rev. Mr. Collier, OF Bal
timore is preaching TO large congrega-
lions. Much interest has been exhibited,
and the congregations are increasing
nightly.
Suit was brought in the Law and
Equity Court on Tuesday by Samuel
Davidov against the tailoring firm of
s. Wolf & Co. for 81 900 damages. Mr..
Dayidov was manager OF the business
OF this firm here until the day the suit
was Instituted.
According to the New York Herald. the
latest addition to the dancing clubs In
the metropolis Is the Wednesday co.
tlllon. many Of the patronesses OF which
are exclusive southerners. Among the
/ Board Of Governors for this season Is
Mr.. Percy A. PickrelI, formerly Of this
city.
Governor OFerrall. accompanied by
Mrs. O'Ferrall. Adjutant-Generai Ander-
son. Assistant Inspector General Jo Lane
Stern, and Colonies Harwood, Wingo. and
Boykin, OF his staff. left the city yester-
day afternoon to attend the wedding OF
Colonel o. w. Dudley and Miss Estes In
Danville last night.
At the meeting OF the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities.
held Tuesday afternoon. plans for having
a Kirmesse were discussed, and II was
finally decided to have one some tine In
January for the benefit OF the society. The
eth OF January will be the anniversary OF
the organization Of the society. II was
decided to have tea that night, and also
q lecture in COMMUNICATION Of the ami
versary. Mr.. Taylor Thorn win deliver the
lecture.
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