Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Personals and Hriefs.

DIR. :. y. Drewry. formerly of this CITY,
now Of Covington, Va, IS IN the Guy
officer John Finegan, of the Second
District. is confined TO his home with an
attack of grip.
Mccarthy Council Royal Arcanum. held
"A social reunion at Concorda nan last
night.
The Bclvidere Democratic Club elected
several members last night, and endorsed
the Epps resolution
Mrs Fanny Harrison Panton, Of Guelph,
Ontario. is visiting her sister MIS-. Lewis
II. Blair
Mrs. John A. Curtis, who has been very
m with pneumonia, was rather better
| yesterday.
Judge i. X. Farrar OF Amelia, passed
through the city yesterday en- route lolIt
| from Gloucester, where he lectured on
| Wednesday.
Mrs f.. II. Chalkley nee McGruder)'
of charlotte. Va, is visiting Ter friend
| Miss Sarah Allen, No. 3l2 north I"ehly-
| seventh street
An attachment was sued out In the
| Chancery Court yesterday by jenkins
/ Son against II. Orsi, coniectoilerti Hi'
| Main street, between Elghth ana Nihth'
| The sum involved is small
Mrs Powell and Miss Powell, Mrs WI,
! li,rns and Misses Lee and Carrington anu
| Evans will receive their friends SATURDAY
| afternoons during January, at NO. east
Grace street.
| Ntesers lanes A. Moncure and Gordon
| Wallace announce that they nave puil
! chased from the trustee the entire STOCK
| ~ Nessrs r. l.. Christian 4 Co, ana tpat
| AIR Christian viii continue the business LOT
| them at the old stand
Annie Lewis George Merritt, an9
Francis Miller (all colored( were aIIesteu
and locked up IN the SGE0," oItne. iot Of
| house. charged win stehI"SS Andreyv
| crockcry and clothing frdm MI Ahu'e"
! Berry.
Al a meeting Of the Richmond Light IN
fantrv Blues Band held hst evening
| Professor Moses stein was t'eCtSl - pS a
| unanimous vote to MI the vacancy Iauseu
| nv the resignation of Bandniaster breIt-
| ton Both the band ana iis He" ie'''N'
are to he Congratulated
| The announcement in the Dispatch yes
| terday that a committee irom Tue sla'el
| Iers' Protective Association had calieu on
| the Governor TO advocate oenerh Aliuc' Au,
sons appointment a. assnoai1 have read a
cnnooittee from the Drummers' Demo
| cratic CLUB.
| Colonel j. G.. Craddock, the venerable
| editor of the Parts Kentuckian, IN me-
column of Worlds talr eGi'9eS, Se,, saS sssr 20
! oid and Young visited the Fair from aIar
| A fine old Virginia gentleman, MT Au,
| f~uste. who sat near us said ne was o.
| years old but had stood the trlp WILL
| 9xcept ne caught cold looking al lhs
| Nayors long funeral procession re ilNeu
AZ Ashland, Va. native home oi hehrs
| Clay.
The Deep. Run Hunt Club hela 'heii
r,cnthlv meeting yesterday, ana IL Mas
| iargeiv attended by the members. rms
| cinh is in a very nourishng cohdltloh'
| aud the hounds meet regularly twice d
! week. Many Richmond ladies now ION ION
| the hunts. also visitors to TINS cl'!; tne W
| members OF the club are alWdys s,du a., ~
| Geo those who care to ride win theih.
| S,no bounds meet Saturday afternoon at
sIb O'clock ct the New Reservoir
The Charlottesville Methodists are IN
hest spirits over their new pastor sas 2
| tnia weeks Christian AdVocate; -:
| Judkins has charmed In lhe pulPi'' az,
| ing onward In chaste perlods anu WIZ, WIN
t,,neful voice, have delighted Ola anu
| vo,,ne. 'rbe godly women nave ieho.
| satod the parsonage. His bearing as y
! CHRISTIAN gentleman. native 10 MN, pihnss
him no touch with the high and iowiy'
Mfr. n. j. Hancock entertained lev rev
Of his friends at his residence NJ. .,,,o -
west Clay street, WEDNESDAY ,'unr,,ns
Misses Perrin. Palmer, QuesenDerry'
Hancock. Terrell Duggins. HasSlhs,
Rovies Ouarles Among the gentienen
were. Messrs. Ford. Perrin, Roberts. .i ral-
| ,rer Tr,rnn Short, Garrett, Duggins,
Terrell Walter and Lawrence Leper;
There was some very nice music rendered
by Messrs c. Il. Richardson, ihenry
sherry, and Cllff Woodali. A most r'
freshing supper was served