Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
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Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Eugene J. Bellenot left last night
for Covington.
DR.. s. Galeski has returned from a busi-
ness-trip to New York.
Mrs. Catharine Shurm leaves for Sus-
sex county to-day to spend the sum-
n,er.
The st. Benedlctus Society will give a
ball at New Market Hall discretionary
night.
Judges S. f. Coleman. Thomas NJ. Mil
Ter, and F. r. Farrar were in the city
yesterday.
Rev. George C. Needham will preach at
Clay-Street Methodist church this morn
ing at IL o'clock
Mrs. John II. Anderson, Of Lexington,
Va, is the guest of Mrs. c. S. Taylor. No.
COS east Leigh street
Major ]. d. Patton has returned from
Washington, where he had been to look
after the free leaf-tobacco clause.
Mrs. James n. Page, Of Clifton Forge
is visiting her father. w. G. r. Frayser.
No. 107 north Twenty-ninth street.
There will be called meeting Of The
Common Council tomorrow night to con-
slider Mr.. Cary's sl2,0OO-park resolution.
Mr.. William r. Lee, Of No 1901 Floyd
avenue, who has been very sick for three
weeks, was not much improved last night.
Mr.. John w. Brazeal and bride. form
erly of Richmond, but now of Montana
after a brief visit here. left for home last
night.
Services wills not be interrupted at
Moore Memorial church on account of
the building operations now going on
there.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will meet Monday March 10Th, at half
past O'Clock. The members are requested
to attend.
Mrs. Albert S. Morton, OF st. Paul.
Mimi. passed through the city last eve
ming, en- route to Hanover to remain some
weeks at her old home.
Mr. Felix Kramer. representing the
wel-wnown piano-firm, Kranich & Book,
of New York. is In the city and Is stop
ping at the Davis House.
Mr. Isaas Barksdale is In the city, hav-
ing accompanied the remains Of his son.
Charles from Birmingham The son died
in Alabama last December.
"Ingersoll and Talmage" il the subject
OF lecture to be given by Rev. Mr..
CLANCY Unitarian) this evening evening
at o'clock in Belvidere Hall.
Mr.. J. Robert Tiller. of Henrico. and
Miss Pearl Lee, of this city. will be mar
ried at Union-Station Methodist church
next Wednesday evening at Q o'clock.
Messrs. w. C. Gill. Sheriff of Chester
field; r. s. East, Treasurer of Halifax,
and Simon Solomon, Sheriff Of Henrico,
were at the Capitol yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Monacan Tribe, No. 95. I. o. r. NJ. at
their last meeting elected Richard w.
Jones as representative to the Grand
Council, which meets In Roanoke on May
9. 1894.
A meeting Of the ladies' Hollywood
Memorial Association will b held In the
lecture-room Of the Second Presbyterian
church Monday, March 10Th. at p. N.
A full attendance is requested.
Mr.. A. Black, of Fulton, who has been
In ireland for the past ten months, re-
turned home last Sunday and reports
pleasant trip. He brought numerous en-
blems from the land of his birth.
Mrs. James Pratt and daughter. Miss
Esther, of Hartford. Conn, have been
the guests Of their cousin. Mrs. Cyrus
Marsh, for few days en- route home
from New Orleans and Natchez. Miss.
Grand Chancellor Hulce, Of the Knights
of Pythias, paid an official visit to Damon
Lodge. No. z, Friday night and witnessed
some degree work. Captain Hulce made
an interesting talk, There was a very
good attendance.
The Governor has received no Official
report from Captain Read concerning his
encounter with the Marylanders at Smiths
Island Thursday night an exclusive &C
count OF which appeared In the Dispatch
yesterday morning.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage arrived in the
city yesterday morning. and win be the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Donnan until
Monday. DIR. Talmage who was In At
lanta, went north by way OF the Virginia
Midland.
There was quite a large gathering Of
Good Templars OF Sidney Lodge. at Belvi-
dere Hall. Friday night. REGULATIONS BY
Mrs. +. II. Donnan and Miss Elizabeth
Haurand, a solo by Miss Francis Danley,
and addresses by several OF the brethren
the evening.
Liberatas Lodge Of Perfection. No. 5.
"A. and A., Scottish Rite viii hold Its
regular monthly meeting Monday at 8
=. NJ. There Will be work In the fourth.
Nth, sixth, seventh. eighth, and ninth
degrees. The fourteenth degree viii be
conferred April eth. The annual banquet
viii take place April Eth
Much amusement was created In the
neighborhood OF Fifth and Byrd streets
yesterday morning by the discovery
OF full-grown effigy Of q PADDY.
with . green hat, light trousers, and
brogans on. hanging to the telegraph
wire. There was also ona hanging to an
electric-lisht pole in Fulton.
Tho sociabls held by the West-End
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. ~
No. ~ west Narshall street was quite
an enjoyable AFFAIR. and Was well attended
By u3embesr and o@herA RectettonA mu.
sjc, ana short speechss wsre the cro9 g
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