Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-16
Psrsonala and Briefs.

Miss Matte DePriest has returheu iio"
Hanover.
Assistant Postmaster Crenshaw con-
tinues to improve
Miss Florence Newheiser Is WISHING
friends In Washington.
Miss Minnie Gill. of north Plum street,
has lust returned from Norfolk.
Mrs Valentine Brown and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nettie, have returned from
Fredericksburg.
T T. Johnson. of Louisa county.
member of the Louisa Camp. Confederate
Veterans. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Rawlings. Of south Third street
who has been sick with the FEVER for tie
past week, is no better
Mr. r. w. Wolston. after spending
some time in this city. has left for his
home in Galveston, Tex.
w. A. Klevesahl and wife have returned
home after stay OF three weeks In
the mountains Of Virginia.
DIR. J. G. Trevillian and wife left Tues.
day night for months trip. Ihey VIII
visit Nova Scotia and return via saratoga
Mrs. w. ii. Thompson. Miss Cora Ha>
genmeyer and Master Ernest Hagen
never are visiting friends In Philadel-
phia.
Mr. w. G. billiard. Treasurer Of Spot
syIvania. and Mr. J. 7. Goode, deputy
sheriff OF Chesterfield, were at the Capitoi
yesterday
Mr.. Warren II. Mercer has returned
from Oak Lawn, the summer nome OF
Mr. r. w. Lacy. of Lynchburg. Va, In
buckingham.
Mr.. Walter Travers Of Baltimore. has
returned home, accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Points. of 9l9 IL north TWEEN
ty-ffth street.
Miss Lille Tatum and Miss Ada More
cock, both of Portsmouth, va, are VISIT
tat Mnrarnnk Graham
street, Fulton.
Mr.. Watkins Lee. proprietor, Of the Al
leghany Hotel at Goshen. and the Raw,
ley, at Rawley Springs, Va, is registered
at Ford's Hotel
Captain Otis s. Tarver. OF Sanford,
Fla. is in the city. looking at things he
saw here thirty years ago. when he was
in the Confederate army.
Miss Fannie Simpson. after spending
few weeks with relatives In Augusta
county has returned to the city. very
much improved in health.
Mrs. NJ. +. Chalkley is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Dunn and daughter. IN
Fredericksburg. and later VIII visit WASH
ington and Charlottesville.
Board of Pharmacy. and will conduct all
prosecutions under the new law.
Rev W. T. Jolly. of Randolph-Street
Baptist church, is visiting relatives and
friends at his old home. Rising Sun. Ind.
He will probably be absent a month
The Lulu Whilden Society and the
Sunday school of the Randolph-Street
Baptist church are holding lawn party
this week on the plat adjoining the
church.
j. p. Leachman. Sheriff of Prince VIII
liam; J. c. Riverscomb. Deputy-Sherff
of Bath, and DR.. Thomas c. Williams,
- af r.
day.
recently. bought the new ana elegant
steam yacht Lou. and the boat will be
brought here in the latter part of this
week.
Postmaster Cullingworth will be ready
In a few days to announce the names of
such officials as he has power TO appoint
for the postal stations 10 be opened on
September LIST.
Mr.. Thomas n. Parkinson, a well-known
and popular resident of Fulton. died at
his residence, No. 6lS State street, al
$40 o'clock yesterday morning. He leaves
a wife and four children.
Mrs August Meyer and daughter, Nora
who left the city last Friday for Denver,
Col, arrived safely at their destination
on Tuesday. They are on visit to
Mrs. f. d. Shelton, Mrs. Meyers sister
The members Of the First Regiment
who participated IN the rdiu OH lamp
Rosslyn last week have been ordered TO
assemble at sheir armory Friday, night
at $3.50 o'clock. at which time and place
Colonel Jones will address them.
In addition to the large number OF ex-
cursionists who visited the Governors
State library, wers Misses Clara Rosen-
baum. OF Atlanta, and Ellen Kraker and
Fannie Mitteldorfer, OF Richmond.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
J. ia NJ. Norris and Mr.. James I. Hi.
lie ceremony will take place. at the
home of the parents OF the bride-eiect.
Mr. and Mrs. James A: Morris 20l south
Laurel street. Wednesday. the ed. at 2
+. NJ.
A gentleman who has just returned
from Warrenton says Colonel Tazewell
EIett has improved so much that he Is
able to go out riding. In a day or two
he viii take a trip, returning TO Rich
mond about the LIST OF September to open
his canvass.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Boykin
In the, Board OF Aldermen Tuesday hgnt
providing for the appropriation OF sio.-
900 In I per cent bonds for the erection
OF new school-house. was presented by
that gentleman at the request OF Mr., r.
to be present. The Chair distinctly told
Mr.. Boykin. however, that the resolution
could not be considered as coming from
Mr.. starke in the latter's absence.
The Monthly Guild, referring to Mr.
William Ryan's trip abroad. says: MI
Ryan. who Is accompanied by several
other prominent citizens OF Richmond
after spending some time In Great Britain,
will visit among other places Paris, Berlin,
Vienna, and Venice. The trip Is one for
recreation purely. and the traveller has
letters OF Introduction to European nota-
bles from President Cleveland, Secretaries
Gresham and Carlisle, Hon. George D.
Wise. Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge, the dis
tinguished Presbyterian divine OF this
city; his Eminence Cardinal Gibbons. and
others"
Hichmonders Registered II New York.
NEW YORK, August i6.-(Special.) --Dr.
| J. MIttelderfer. NJ j. Straus, Albert J.
| G.. fiRnor, Astor; NJ j. Straus. MARI
| borough; W. n. Sheldon. T. " Orant.