Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Personals and Hrfefs.


Mr.. Lancaster williams, who has been
quite sick. is improving.
The Rev. Everard y. Meade and family
will reside this winter in East Rich
mond.
Miss Madge Olmstead, OF Elizabeth.
y. j.. is the guest OF Miss Madge Dor
sey Oud.
A football team has been organized
on Church Hill. which will meet any other
team with men averaging 80 pounds.
Miss Sue Noting. who has been visit
ing relatives in Germany and travelling
through Europe. has returned 10 her
home
Mr. T. Wiley Davis. Jr., returned 10
Blacksburg yesterday 10 resume his stu
dies at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
Mr. Fayette Ball. of Atlanta. who
Is the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Read, west
Grace street, will leave this week for
Georgia.
Mr.. Thomas F.. Fauntleroy. Jr., who
has been on a visit OF several weeks
20 Virginia, has returned to his home in
ST. Paul.
AFS. NiAlF ANtl0in tNpDbiil-t WIN iho bN'h
visiting her sister Mrs. II. w. Jones. at
Newport News, returned to the city
yesterday.
Manager George F. stalllngs. Of the
Nashville team. is a past exalted ruler
of the Elks Lodge. No. los, Of Augusta.
Ga. his home.
Miss Logan. who has been travelling
in Europe during the summer, is in the
city. the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Will
liam G. Bentley.
Miss Fanny Thornhill. who has been
suffering 50 intensely from n sprained
ankle Is improving rapidly, and will soon
be able to walk again.
The regular meeting OF the Academy
OF Medicine and Surgery will be held to-
night. Or. r. A. Nichols will be the
leader of the discussion.
Miss Margie Garrison, OF No. 30l4 east
Marshall street, left yesterday morning
for Burkevile, where she will attend the
Southside Female Institute.
Mr.. John Donohue, OF 1901 west Broad
street, who was hurt by falling in the
creek Saturday night was reported yes
terday to be making favorable progress.
Mr.. Claud NJ. Dean, Deputy Clerk OF
the United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals. returned 10 the city Friday. after
a delightful vacation in and around New
York.
Dr. j. l.. NJ. Curry spent Sunday in
the city, on his way North 10 attend a
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF the
Peabody fund. of which he is general
agent.
Mrs. Joshua Peterkin, is expected TO
return 10 the city to-day from Parkers-
burg, W. Va, where she has been spend
ing the summer with her son, Bishop
Peterkin.
Rev. and Mrs J. Calvin Stewart.
who have been to Atlantic City, re-
turned 10 the city on Friday. and Mr..
Stewart filed his pulpit at the Church Of
the Covenant on Sunday.
Mrs Clement r. Barksdale and Miss
Emma Barksdae are spending few
days in town. Mrs. Barksdale Is the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Lathrop and Miss
Barksdale Of Miss julia Morton.
Mr.. Charles W. Wallace. captain Of the
owl Cycle Club. rode from here to Char
lottesvllle last Saturday In hours and
~ minutes. lowering the previous record
of 10 hours by ! hour and IS minutes.
An alarm of fire was turned in from
Box g3 at 2:45 O'Clock yesterday evening
and the department had the privilege Of
extinguishing a blaze in a dump-pile on
Fifth street between Duyal and jack
son.
An officer arrived here yesterday eve
ming and will return 10 Washington
this morning with Oscar Weinneck. the
Young man who was arrested here Sat
urday night on a telegram from Wash
ington.
The committee Of military officers and
citizens charged with making arrange
ments for the entertainment OF the An
cient and Honorable Artillery OF Boston.
who visit this city two weeks hence will
hold another meeting at the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce to-day at noon.
While passing through the First Market
several days ago, Mrs a. ID. Atkinson,
proprietress OF the Lexington Hotel.
was run into and knocked down by
bicycle. and was quite seriously hurt.
Her right hand was sprained and she
was bruised on her left side from head
TO foot.
Rev. George F. Williams. assisted by
other Jealous workers In the cause OF
the Master. visited number OF places
last Sunday in the new Gospel-wagon,
a description Of which appeared In the
Dispatch Of that day. and held open-air
meetings on the street corners. Many
oeople were attracted 10 the services
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