Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
PersonaIs and Rriefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. A. ]. Hundley. who was hurt last
Wednesday week. Is somewhat better.
Mr.. William overly, OF Norfolk. is on
n visit TO his parents, on west Marshall
street.
Mr.. r. II. McCook. who has been very
much indisposed during the week, Is
now very much better
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
| will meet Monday at $3.50 p. NJ. Members
| are requested TO attend.
| Miss Lizzie Drain, OF King and Queen
| county, il on a visit TO Mrs. McLeliand,
of West Marshall street.
Mrs. j. w. Unger. OF No 1853 east Main
street, left yesterday for Florida, where
she will spend Christmas.
Mrs. Carrie Patterson Lyman. of New
Jersey is on visit TO her sister. Mrs.
| Sclater, at 2109 east Marshall street.
| A meeting OF the Ancient order OF
| Hibernians, Division No. !. will be held
| Wednesday for the election of officers.
| Mr.. 8. Il. Embrey. who has been con-
| fined to his bed by indsposition for
week past. has sufficiently recovered to
! be about.
| Miss Hattie v. Lovenstein left on Tues
| day for Philadelphia, where she expects
| TO spend the winter with her sister Mrs
| 5. u. Lit.
Mrs. L. O. Miller and Mrs. F. Taylor
| left Friday on the steamer Pocahontas
| for Norfolk. where they expect TO have a
| delightful time.
Mrs. II. NJ. Glover has returned from
New York and will take charge OF the
services at the Union Gospel Mission. cor
ner Eighth and Main streets.
A force OF city hands are still engaged
in making foundation for the drive in
the extension of Libby Hill Park. which
has from time to time caved away.
T. S. Taylor. Sheriff of Giles county;
j. w. Priddy, Deputy Treasurer Of Han
over and X. IL. Horn, eX-TreasuTer of
Hanover, visited the Capitol yesterday.
On Friday from 8 to p. NJ. Miss Anne
c. Robinson, $40 west Grace street gave
n delightful Brownie party. which was
greatly enjoyed by the little ones pres
ent
Mr.. Michael Roach. an old and respected
citizen of Fulton, who for many years
has been employed at the city gas-wOrks,
is quite Ill at his residence. on Orleans
street
Alderman John Mann will erect a
handsome brick residence at the corner Of
Broad and Twenty-siXth streets, adjoin-
ing the three buildings put up by him
last year.
The judgment rendered In the City
Circuit Court on Friday was in favor
Of Writ j.. Taylor Il Co. against Charles
Keller, and not vice versa, as stated
yesterday.
The lady managers Of the Old Ladies'
Home. on Seventh street. desire to re-
turn their thanks to all who made con-
tributions to the institution for Thanks
givng-Day
Mr.. John II. Charleton. district deputy
| grand lecturer of the Grand Royal Arch
| Chapter OF Virginia. will pay ar Official
| visit to some Of the city chapters during
| tho month of January.
Mrs. William II. Glace and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. s. S. Whit
more. of south Pine street, have returned
to their home in Catasauqua, Pa, TO the
regret OF their many friends here.
The annual meeting of the life and ac-
| tive members of the Masonic Home VIII
| be held In the rooms of Grand-Secretary
| lsaacs at the Masonic Temple on We'd
nesdey evening at half-past o'clock.
| The lady managers OF the Infants
| Home" as the ladies purpose TO call the
| Founding Hospital. acknowledge a hand
some crib from Mrs. Rotherp and d cord
OF wood from Mrs. Edward Bossieux.
| The bunting In the window of Messrs.
| Shuman * Bowles, 10l east Broad street
| caught fire about o'clock last evening
| from the gas-jet While il caused lit
tie excitement, the damage was trifling.
| Mr.. Alfred ]. Gary, of Twenty-ffth
street, who has been conducting the
| services at Corinth Methodist church, on
the Seven Pines road. for year or more
Is meeting with much encouragement in
| his work.
Mr.. William Eacho who. II Will he re-
membered, was run into while in buggy
| by an electrician near Eighteenth street
| some time since, is at present suffering
| very much with his arm, which he hurt
| during the collision.
The ladies OF Seventh-Street Christian
| church have arranged TO give a social
| tea in the lecture-room of the church
| next Friday night. Refreshments will
| be served, and there will be vocal and
| instrumental music during the evening
Dr. Mann. Of Brooklyn, n. y, right
| worthy grand templar, will spend
couple OF weeks in Virginia during De-
| cember. visiting stanton. Lynchburg.
| Charlottesville. Norfolk. Petersburg Alex
andria. and other points. to be named
hereafter.
a telegram has been received by Mrs.
w. S. Blanklnship. of No. 40l north
Thirty second street. announcing the sud
den death In Lynchburg OF her mother,
Mrs. William z. Lockand. The funeral
took place Saturday and the remains
were taken To- Buckingham county for
interment.
Mcssrs. James Pop) Tryon. r. w.
Thon, NJ. f. Ramos, w. A. Thomas Ed.
Oppenheim, A. Clark. ]. Lchtenstein.
John Taylor ]. Il. Sommers,' c. Price.
and Nelson Smith Will leave tomorrow
morning for Oak Grove Goochland coun-
ty. for hunt. The latter gentleman will
act as caterer.
The Rough Ashlar. which was started
few years ago IN this city by Mr.
Charles w. Dunstan. and purchased some
time last year by the Rough Ashlar Pub
fishing Company, of which Mr.. Charles
A. Nesbitt Is secretary. has suspended its
monthly edition, and viii hereafter be
issued quarterly.
A delightful entertainment TO the
young people of the house was given Mt
the Mt. Vernon Friday night, when a pro-
gramme consisting of dancing, music,
recitations. and general dancing. arranged
by Miss Annie Mayo. vas rendered by the
younger members of the household.
Among those who participated were
Misses Mamie Garrett, Sophie White, and
Helen Pendleton. and Masters Fred. Cone
and Harry Mccain.