Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-24
P~rsouaIs and Briefs.

Treasurer Harman has returned from
visit to Lexington.
Mr.. Iredell Jones, Jr., of Columbia, s.
c.. is at Murphy's.
Miss Bessie Ryan, Of 4l4 north Seventh
street, is visiting friends in Crewe.
Second-Auditor Ryland has returned
from the meeting OF Dover Association.
Miss Sarah Davies leaves Thursday
morning for her home. in Nottoway
county.
Mr.. C. d. Jones. OF Beaver Dam. has
gone to New York and Connecticut on
business.
Mrs. S. w. McKenney left Tuesday for
Fluyanna, to Join her mother and child,
to spend the summer.
Misses Ella and Lucy Swami. Of this
city. are visiting Mrs. Saunders, at Fork
Union, Fluvanna county.
Miss Pearl Bowers. of 1913 east Broad
street, is visiting her friends, the Misses
Neale, of Wytheville, Va.
Miss Sallie b. Elicit has returned to
the city after a visit of several weeks
to her parents at Boutwell,.
Mrs. John A. Hutcheson and children
left last Saturday for Ocean View, where
they will spend the summer
Mr.. L. Grady left the city yesterday for
Ocean View and Virginia Beach, wnere
he will spend his vacation.
Miss Mabel f. Dodge. OF Brooklyn, is
visiting her friend. Miss Eunice Walker
at No. Q north Belvidere street.
The Visiting Committee Of the lnde-
pendent Order of Red Men meets with
Opachisto Tribe next Friday night.
Dr. Charles G. Barney. who has been
quite sick, was able sit up yesterday, ana
expects to be out in few days.
The building now in process OF erection
by Mr. Charles J. Billups Is No. l5oo east
Main street, and not 305. as published.
Mr.. A. ID. Jackson, OF Rothert & Co..
and wife have returned from a very en-
joyable visit to Norfolk, Ocean view. &C
Miss Ida Lynch, Of Mdorestown. N. j.,
Is visiting her brother, w. Spalding Lyneh'
and her aunt, Mrs. ]. II. Nagle, on Cnest-
nut Hill.
There is at the Second Police-Station
eold.headed umbrella that was found IN
the possession Of a negro man arrested
Sunday night as a suspicious Character.
Professor N. Bowditch Clapp has gone
tn BOSTON on his vacation. and during his
stay will select quarters for the trienniai
conclave Of Richmond Commandery, NO.
2. X. T.
Miss Julia Garnett Bailie. daughter Of
Mr.. w. II. Bailie, Of L.ynchburg, for-
merly of Richmond. is spending the month
Of July with her aunt Mrs. j. Waton
Phillips, 1907 west Main street.
Captain G. w. Taylor. the popular
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger conductor.
is still confined TO his room on account
of the sudden attack Of sickness that
recently overlook him while on duty on
his train.
The West-End woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold an important
meeting at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION this afternoon at : o'clock
Rev. Messrs. f. NJ. Tydeman and +. NJ
gent have been elected honorary members
Of the union.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bickers and children. after
an enjoyable mountain outing. including
visits to Fire Greek, Kanawha Falls
| Charlottesville, &C.. are now stopping al
Louisa. Their sojourn In the beautiful
I and pleasant mountain country was
shortened on account Of the Illness Of
Mrs. Bickerss uother. at Louisa
Shockoe Council. No. SIS. Royal Area
mum. held . regular meetin9 Friday
| night Deputy-Grand- Regent Bdsher wa'
| present. and made nice little speech
| OF course there was an initiation, as II
seems to be against Shockoe's principles
| 70 have meeting without at initiation
and this council never 'Hkipsa meeting
for heat. cold, or pic-nics
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