Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-21
Personals and Briefs.

| Ofiicer L. ID. saunders, OF the First Sta
ton. is detained at home by sickness.
Dr. d. ]. Coleman and bride have re-
turned from their northern trip.
| The Wednesday Club had a very salts
| factory rehearsal at the Young Mems
| Christian Association last night.
Professor NJ l.. McPhan, Of Chicago,
| ILL.,. will preach at Smiths Hall, on north
| Fifth street. tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Amity Lodge, No &c. of Masons. held
| a meeting last night and conferred the
second and third degrees on several can
| didates.
| Mrs. Julia Hogan, mother Of Mr.. Ed
ward j. Hogan. is suffering from the
effects of injuries, the result of a fall last
Saturday.
Rev. u. Willlbald Baumgardner has not
been able to attend the McGll Union
fair on account of sickness, but sent
| a donation.
Rev. j. II. Sturgis will preach at st.
James Methodist church. corner of
Twenty and Marshall streets, to-
| night at s o'clock.
The Southslde Social and Pleasure Club
gave ball at Monticello Hall last night.
There was quite a good crowd. and all
enjoyed the evening.
Motorman McLain. who had his hip
dsocated Sunday, as the result of being
| thrown from his car In whipping horse
| from the track. is reported to be getting
along nicely.
Captain T. Watkins Lindsay, superin-
| tendcnt of the Richmond Industrial Home.
| has been appointed by Judge Wlckham
| 81. a. - anl mol Ii
| fed as such yesterday.
| Mrs. Thomas +. Davis. of 800 north
| Seventeenth street. has left for North
| Carolina, accompanied by her sister. Miss
Cora Nunnally. to attend the marriage OF
| her cousin. They will remain for several
| days.
| Miss Lily Archer Warren. daughter OF
| Mr. Edward J. Warren, City Auditor,
will be married at u o'clock NJ. to-day
at Grace Episcopal church to Rev.
Josiah X. Ellis, an Episcopal minister OF
Gordonsville. Va.
The alarm Of fire from Box 80 at 2I5
| o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused
| by the burning OF the roof of house No.
$50 west Leigh street. The blaze was
caused by sparks from the chimney. Inc
damage was slight
The Central Trades and Labor Council
met in regular weekly session last night.
| There are several new delegates from
| some of the unions. and a determined
| effort is being made TO show the strength
| of the labor organizations in the city.
Mr.. w. c. BENTLEY. who was operated
upon for appendicitis by DR.. George Ben
Johnson, at the Hospital of the Medical
College Of Virginia, T. rapidly recovering
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dence. on Franklin near Seventh street
| Miss Nettie Brown has received let
ter from Mrs. Governor Jones, oil
Alabama, highly compimentins her eN'
hlbit of flowers, etc. at the Southern EX-
position. lust closed IN that State; also
informing her that she captured highest
honors on the same.
DR. Leslie c. Brock. who has been resi-
dent physician TO the Retreat Tor th'
Sex for some time, left last night
for Wet Virginia. where he Will MI Fl
lucrative position as physician to minin'
company Or. Brock while at the Retrea
made many friends and il s with muci
regret that they part with MN.
Governor O'Ferrall. several members Of
/ his STAFF. Private-Secretary Chesterman
and Secretary -Of-the Commonwealth Law
less will leave over the Southern railway
at l245 o'clock to-day for DanVilie
whittier they go to attend the marriage II
that city tonight OF Colonel Dudley,
member of the Governors stan.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No. ., me
at ST. Adams Han Monday night. Ther'
was a large attendance. Venerable Master
Thomas Whittet conferred the fourth
fifth. and sixth degrees on one candidate
A called meeting OF this lodge VIII c'
held on Friday night for the purpose o
comforting the ninth degree on class
OF candidates.