Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. Or Hartley Carmichael has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Joseph h. Lynch and children are
visiting relatives in West Point.
General A,onzo l.. Phillips and Miss
Ida r.. Dickel Will be married to-day
Mr.. e. NJ. Thomas. of Roanoke. was
at tn Capitol on official business to-day.
Miss Lorene Elicit. Of Boutwell, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Walker, at Highland
Springs.
Miss Bette Clarke. who has been the
guest of Mrs. O'Ferrall, has left Tor the
mountains.
Miss NJ. Y. King. who has been quite
sick M her residence for some time, is
cOnvalescent
Preparations were begun Yesterday for
laying the granolithic flooring IN the
Howtzer ATmOry.
Miss Jennie \. Fitz. Of Danvlle. =
SPENDING few days with Mrs. ". Il.
Robins OF Church Hill.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart will conduct the
service at the Third Presbyterian church
this evening at SIS o'clock.
Judge James c. Lamb. of the Chancery
Court. is spending some time at Narsa"
for the benefit Of his health.
There were only II deaths in Richmond
last week. or those who died were
white and colored persons.
The lawn party At West-End Park last
night was largely attended, and d mot
ENJOYABLE time was spent by all.
Mrs. r. Liliis. mother Of Mrs NJ. j. Nc
IauehIin. Of Fulton, has left 10 visit
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Miss Emma V. Shepherd has left 10
spend the summer in Clarke. stopping d
few days In Washington en- route
Mrs Tom Ewers and sons have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Houston at
their summer residence. "Wellburn.
Miss Lizzie Kent. daughter of Lieuten-
ant-Governor Kent, Of Wytheville, IS the
guest Of Governor and Mrs. OFerraiL
/ Mr. and Mrs. William \. Brown, Of MI.
| Clair Col. are visiting their parents AT
and Mrs. j. r. Montgomery, in this city
Eon. N. e. Thomas member OF the
LEGISLATURE from the city Of Roanoke was
/ a visitor at The new Library building yes
! tcrdPy.
CAPTAIN Edgerton :. Rogers left yester-
day FOR Wilson. y. c.. where he has gone
TO superlntend the building Of a large
| tobacco-f ictory.
The Sunday school of Calvary Baptist
| church went down to jamestown yester-
| o,v on the steamer ARIEL and returned
about O'Clock last night,
Mr. w. p. Poythress and daughter Miss
| Charlotte Reed, have LEFT the CITY u
| su.ad a few days with theIr cousin MIS-
! Iurv Hylner (nes. Cranel OF Lhzabeth
! CITY y. j.
Tho heavy rain Of Monday evening
/ caused about sixty feet OF the west wall
/ Of the new buildings near the corner OF
Hroad and Ninth streets TO fall. tortn-
raiely II occurred when the men were
/ not at work
! Miss Berta Wilson. who has been
| spendine the winter months at Inc hoihe
| ~ her uncle, Rev. Dr. Wilson, on Cay
| street. left Yesterday 10 spend inc sum
/ MGR with relatives in the mountains OF
I the Old Dominion.
Miss Mary Paalzow, OF west MAN
/ street. who graduated with nrst honof'
| Al 81 Mays Benedictine Institute on
! L., satu.day. is now in New York city,
\ and viii sail for Europe on ihuisuas
nexi via the steamer Fuerst Bismarck
! she vim ,emain away for about twelve
| months.
The annual election Of officers OF ilck
EFT Camp was held Monday night win the
following result: Captain J. r. sullivan
| commander: First Lieutenant Coi'nlai-
| der George Wlnfree: second Lieutenant
Commander l.. =. Winston. Third Lieu
tenant Commander. $. X. Gates; AoJu'
tant Peter McCurdy; Quartermaster' ~
| ~ Norvell: Com,nissary, W. i. Woouy
| Chaplans. Reys. J. c. Hiden ana w r'
| Tallcy; Surgeons. Drs. j. i. 'hsn'aN
| and j. u. Treyiiian.