Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Pcraonals and Briefa.

IL A. NJ. throughout the day.
Personals and Briefs.
Rev. DR.. Robert p. Kerr was reported
much better yesterday.
the South this morning
Miss Virgie Hancock left last week for
Philadelphia to visit friends.
A private 1re-alarm box has been placed
In the Moody tabernacle-No. 2l2
Mr.. Carter Glass, of the Lynchburg
News. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Lovenstein left on Friday
for Philadelphia, on visit Of several
weeks.
The Deep Run Hunt Club will meet at
the Exposition grounds Monday at
o'clock.
Miss Lee Mettest, Of No 222s venable
street, is convalescing after a severe spell
Of pneumonia.
Senator W. p. McIlwaine and Hon. w.
F. McRae. OF Petersburg, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr. William II. Mann. OF Petersburg,
Assistant United States District-Attorney,
is in the city.
Mr. A. Glover. OF Richmond. Va. was
registered at the Imperial Hotel, New
York, yesterday.
Miss Lucy Booton, OF Orange, Va. IS
the guest OF Mrs. J. r. V. Daniel. II
north Sixth street.
Mr.. William r. Lee. who has been sick
for the past four weeks, was somewhat
improved last night.
Mr.. T. Frank Greenwood, OF the Md
land Virginia Publishing Company. was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Beacky, OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Lizzie s. Dunston, at No.
10 south Laurel street.
Miss Kate Stiles, OF Petersburg. is
spending her Easter holidays with rela-
tives on east Leigh street
Miss Annie s. Lear left last Tuesday
for st. Louis. where she viii remain seye-
raj months visiting relatives.
Mr.. L. b. DeQuentinl. fresco decorator
has been awarded the contract for
frescoing Monumental church.
Cadet T. Wiley Davis of the Fish
burne Military School, Waynesboro. is
in the city TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. S. d. Lit and son, of Philadelphia,
have returned home after a pleasant So
journ of three weeks in Richmond.
There will be A meeting OF the Lacy
| Board OF Managers OF the Virginia Hos
| pital tomorrow at noon at the hospital.
| Mr.. Sam Savage and sister. Miss Mag
| gle Savage, Of ottawa, Canada, are visit
ing Mrs. NJ. e. Martin, No. III north
| Seventh street.
Miss Harriet Hazard. daughter of Col
onel c. w. Hazard. Of Monongahela Pa,
is visiting Miss Hattie Lovenstein. 1909
east Clay.
| Mrs. S. L. Ettenheimer and Miss Eta
Resented, of Rochester. n. V, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. S. Myers, No 716
west Franklin street
| At st. Paurs church, this mornings SER
vice. the pews will be reserved for the pew
holders until after the psalter. At night
the pews will be free as usual.
| Miss Julia d. p. Thompson IL in Wash
! ington. the guest OF her brother, Paymas-
ter c. p. Thompson, United States navy,
and before returning home will extend
her trip North.
| \ game OF baseball was played yester-
day afternoon at the head Of Clay street,
between the Nancy Hanks and Elba
teams. which resulted in a score OF % to
8 in favor OF the Nancy Hanks
Mr. Edgar H. Ferguson. a candidate
| for the Common Council from jefferson
Ward, says he Is not a "viaduct candi-
| date" this time. He has nothing TO do
with the scheme now being projected.
The ladies Of Grace Episcopal church
| will give the last of their series OF silver
teas next Tuesday evening from TO 10
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. George
Lathrop. No. 30 south Third street.
Mrs. Joseph T. Goodman, OF Philadel-
phia. who has been on a visit for the
past two months to the family of her
father-in-law. Officer J. ID. Goodman. has
returned to her home in Philadelphia.
The energetic ladies in charge OF
the "busness-man's lunch" Tor dinner. TO
be given at Tyler's old stand. Pace block.
March 18th. have completed their arrange
ments. and an elegant menu is provided.
James y. Homer, a letter-carrier. and
| ex-president of the Carpenters and join
| ers' Union, No. 1872. has been detained at
home since Monday by sickness. lie is
being attended by DR.. George H. Bright.
Mr.. Richard c. Walden. Jr.. of our
city. for some time with DR.. Henry C.
| Jones' has just graduated at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, Baltimore. with highest
honors, and carried off the university
! medal
, The service at the Soldiers Home this
afternoon at o'clock will be led by Rev.
| w. w. Landrum. d. D.. OF the Second
| Baptist church. Mrs. GIL and the boys
from the asylum have prepared some spe-
cial music for the occasion.
There will be an important meeting o:
| Richmond Lodge, No. ]. |. O. o. f., to-
morrow night. Much business is to be
transacted. a number Of candidates are 10
be taken through the degrees and every
member is expected to be present.
| There will be a most entertaining chill
| dren's service at the Grace-Street Bap-
list church at clock this afternoon. All
the little folks in the city are invited. The
entire floor OF the auditorium Of the
church will be reserved for the Juveniles.
Colonel Chill W. Hazard, OF Mononga-
| hela, Pa, supreme vice-regent of ROYAL
| Arcanum. will arrive on Monday. and will
| attend the session OF the Grand Council
| at Petersburg on Tuesday. He will speak
| at the Royal Arcanum entertainment in
this city Thursday evening.
Secretary II. L. Michaels. who has been
| laboring in the cause OF railroad associa-
| ton work on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, will arrive In this city on Tues
| day, the 9th He Will leave on the 18th
for New York city. will go from there
to Cincinnati and will not return until
after April 18th
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday school.
! corner of Twenty ninth and Leigh streets,
| will have its Easter celebration this after
noon at 4 O'clock There will be good
music appropriate to the occasion. and In
teresting addresses by Rev. DIR. H. X.
johnson, psstor Of Tarmount Methodist
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