Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-26
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. W. W. Saunders is very Ill at her
residence. In this city.
Mr.. J. Floyd Huxter is very sick at
home, No. 7O5 west Clay street.
Miss Susie Brandricks. OF Powhatan. Is
visiting friends on Church Hill.
Mrs. J. ]. Gravatt and children have
gone to Hampton to spend the summer.
Mrs. William T. Atkins. OF Boydton,
Va. is stopping at 3l5 east Franklin street.
Mrs Adde Grimes, Of Brooklyn. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Brauer.
The Misses Stokes are attending the
Virginia Military Institute finals at Lex
ington.
Mr.. 4. w. Anderson. teacher at the
Male Orphan Asylum, II critically Ill at
that institution.
MFR. Dorsey Morris has returned home
from WashingtOn-Lee University, where
he is attending school.
Rev. Dr. II. NJ Wharton preached on
Gambling. the Sin OF the City and Coun-
try" in Baltimore on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank ID. Sherry. of New York. Is
stopping with Mr.. oliver Mountcastle,
No. 2lis east Marshall street.
Alexander Mcdonald, United States Min
ister TO Persia, was ~. the Hotel MARI
borough. New York, on Sunday
The expert swimmer who gave the ex-
hibition at the bath-house on saturday
afternoon was Harry III. Dryden.
A ladies' umbrella, picked up at Gam
ble's Hill Park, is at the Third Police
Station. where the owner can get 1t.
Miss Gertrude Avis who has been at
Virginia Hospital for some time, leaves
this week for her home. Longdale, Va.
Professor r. L. Blackwell, OF Randolph
Macon College, has gone to Bedford to
assist In the special educational work
being conducted there.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt, who has been
quite sick for several days. is much
better, and his physician thinks he will
be out in a few days.
Mrs. DIR. Corey, with her son. c. IL.
Corey, Jr., left for her summer home
at Seabrook. n. H.. taking the steamer
at Norfolk for Boston.
Miss Esther Martin. who has been
teaching In King George county Is In
the city now, but will leave for her home
In Pow hatan in a few days.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death In Boston on Saturday last OF
Mr. William r. Stahl, the father of Mrs.
Louise Boschen. OF this city.
Mr.. William b. Isaacs. grand secretary
OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons, was over
come by the heat on Saturday. but Is
Dax.. ranortad much tmnrOvpf
Mrs. C. r. Lauterback. OF Petersburg.
and Mrs. L. 3. Hicks and family left
yesterday for Worthington Springs. In AL
bemarle county. TO spend the summer.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
will hold a regular meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association building to-
night. DR.. ii. NJ. Taylor will be the
leader.
The street-cars were pressed TO their
utmost capacity Sunday carrying people
to the parks. Many persons, and even
whole families. spent the day at some one
OF these resorts.
Mrs. William c.. Adams and Miss An
ME F. Adams are in Philadelphia attend
ing the National Association of Elocu-
tionists. The annual convention VIII be
held during this week.
Mr.. III. F. Rider, former wel-known
Richmond musician, was in the city Sun
day. He left for Williamsburg. and will
go thence to Atlantic City. where he Is
engaged for the season.
The Visiting Committee OF Red Men
met with Annawan Tribe. No. 30, last
night. There were some very good long
talks from the members. after which re-
freshments were served.
David Cook. the white man who Is
wanted by the Henrico authorities for
shooting at his brother.in-law, John Lock-
head, with intent to Kill. surrendered
himself to the county officials yester-
day.
The remains Of Mr.. James Woodhouse,
who died in this city Saturday. were
| taken Sunday to Norfolk for burial.
| Messrs. Il. NJ. Parham, John Boisseau.
and c. Nj. Harwood went TO Norfolk with
| them.
Mr.. Charles b. Alcutt. of Florida. and
Miss Cornelia Barrett, Of Floyd avenue.
will be united In marriage tonight at
| o'clock. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. John X. Mason. at ST James
! Episcopal church.
The Keeper OF Chimborazo Park states
that the two children who were run down
| by negligent bicycle-riders on Chimborazo
Hin last week were playing in the street
outside the park when they were injured
and not within the park grounds.
| Those who will represent the West End
| Beneficial Society In Petersburg next Sun
| day upon the occasion OF the laying
! OF the cornerstone OF st. Joseph
Catholic church will be Messrs. William
| Rankin, James Lewis. and John Collins.
While George Washington (colored)'
driver for the Davis House. was driving
a bus on Franklin street Sunday morn
| ing. the wheel came on and the driver
was thrown to the street The bus rolled
over on his body. infiicting cut on the
head and hip. The injuries are not seri'
Gus.
Professor John g. Collins. wife and
children. Of St. Louis. arrived In the city
yesterday via the Old Dominion steamer
! from New York. and are now the guests
OF his sister. Mrs. James H. Barton, at
Barton Heights. They win spend the
summer vacation at the home OF Mrs.
Judge Durham. Mrs. Collins's mother, In
| Henrico.
Richmond Arrivals ut New York Hotsis