Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
Personals and Erief..


Mr. NJ. Harwick, of Cincinnati. is In
the city.
Mrs. Joseph Hall has returned home
from Long Branch.
Mr. q. 4. Maginley, of Portsmouth, was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr. Lewis Jones. OF Mddlesex county,
was in the city yesterday
Miss Hattie J. Anthony. of Norfolk, Va,
Is visiting friends in Richmond
John u. Smith. Esq. II Bonham. Tex.
Il In the city, en route Cor New YORK.
At the meeting Of Lee Camp last night
routine business only was transacted.
Colonel Archer Anderson was registered
Thursday at the Hotel Waldrop, New
York.
Rev ]. r. Hutson leaves the city to-
day for Goochland. and viii be absent FOR
several weeks
Miss Rose Weinberg. Of Petersburg, Is
stopping with Miss Iiutzler, al No. 40
east Marshall street.
r. A. Edwards. Sheriff. and J. A. John
son, Deputy sheriff Of Isle of Wight.
visited the Capitol yesterday.
Rev. J. ]. Taylor. Of Mobile. Ala. will
preach at the Second Baptist church to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock.
Professor Thomas M. Colston. OF Texas.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Raleigh COL
ston al q north Sixth street.
Miss Hattie Walker returned home last
Wednesday from the country where she
had very pleasant time visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. J. r. Sheppard. three children, and
Miss Annie Page LETT yesterday evening
for 81. Margaret's. Md, on visit 10
Mrs. Frank tideout.
Miss Emmie Wherry left tho city yes
terday morning 10 spend some OF her
summer vacation with Miss Maria Gray,
OF Cumberland county, Va.
Mr.. c. r. Harris and wife and grandson,
Clarence Elliott, OF Z2l south cherry.
left yesterday morning for Spring HILL
Louisa county, to spend the rest Of the
summer
Rev. George G.. Abbitt. who has been
conducting a mission In Fluvanna county,
has returned 10 the city. and viii preacn
and administer holy communion at ST.
Marks Sunday morning.
Mr. william p. Lawton. Clerk OF the
Hastings Court, leaves the city to-day for
Buena Vista. He will be accompanied by
his family, and will spend the remainder
OF the heated season there.
Mr. c. w. Faulconer. Of 1915 west Clay
street received a telegram yesterday at
ternoon from Lambsrts Point. SUMMON
ing him to the bedside OF his brother Mr.
Charles Faulconer. VINO Is very Ill ana
not expected to live.
The Rev. James Y. Fair. d. d., pastor
OF Grace-Street Presbyterian church. has
left the city to spend a few days on the
seashore; thence he goes TO the noun.
tains OF Virginia. DR.. Fairs pulpit VIII
be occupied tomorrow morning by DR.
X. j. Willingham.
Mr.. Ashley CabelI. Of St Louis. Mo-
In. gta 81 ~ hui 4 y
visiting his relatives AMI friends here
Mr.. Cabell IS a prominent lawyer OF 81
Louis a son OF Hon. f. Darlington Cabell
brother OF DR.. Grattan Cabeli. the lat,
Dr. Robert G. Cabell. and Colonel Coaltel
Cabell.
Chief Engineer w. G, Fuller and Cap
tain George Watt Taylor left yesterday
evening for Montreal. Canada. to attend
the Annual Convention OF Chief Engineer:
OF Firemen. They Will 20 first TO New
York city thence by the Hudson river &
Albany, thence TO Montreal by steamer
They will be absent about two weeks.
The case OF the Commonwealth VS.. w
IL. Beveridge will come up on writ
OF sire faclas during the August term OF
the County Court, which begins nexl
Monday This Is the case In which Book.
maker Brady jumped his bond OF 500
for which Mr. Beveridgs. who acted as
counsel for the bookmaker who was In
dicted for violating the gambling laws, Il
surety.
Quite a charming entertainment wa
| siven Thursday night at the residence 0
| Mrs. Ogg, No. 5l5 north Twenty-eightl
street. Among those who were presen
were Misses Lizzie Ogg. Nellie Wilson
Minnie seay. Nellie seay. Mabel Cardona
| Nannie Comoli, Tina comoii. Bertie New
man. Bessie Ford. Sadie Ford, Maggi
J Wilson. Rosa Ford. and Masters Berti
! Ogg Jimmie Ford, Linwood Cardona
! Waiter Ford. and John Seay. Refresh
ments were served at $50 o'clock. Their
was music by string band.
Riehmomders Registered In New York.