Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Joseph G. Fiveash. OF the Norfolk
Public Ledger, Is In the city.
The Choral Association had a weekly
rehearsal at Sanger Hall last night.
Miss Bessie Pace has returned to Rich
mond. after a short visit to the country.
Rev. ]. T. Belts returned on Wednes-
day from a three months trip through
Europe Egypt, and Palestine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilder Atkinson
have returned from their delightful jour
ney to Florida, Atlanta, and Cuba.
Mr.. Z. D. .Quarles Is spending his vaca,
ton at "Janeway" the residence Of
Lieutenant Cook, Hanover county
Richmond College has received from
the Hon. II. G. Winthrop. OF Massachu-
sets valuable contribution OF books.
Robert Pilley has been received at the
pententiary from Carroll county, 10 serve
TWO and half years for mansiaugh-
ter.
Colonel II. de r. Clay. ex-Collector OF
Customs at Newport News. and Major
James NJ. Mclaughlin, postma ster Of
Lynchburg. were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Reid Hobson arrived in Richmond
Wednesday afternoon TO meet his brother,
Mr.. Graham b. HObson. and and his
bride. VINO reached here on later
train.
Mr.. George Fleming Schooler. of Frede-
ricksburg, was In the city yesterday in
the interest Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. of which he is agent in the
old burg.
In response TO a telegram announcing
the death OF his mother-in-law. Mr.. Nc
Namara. Sergeant OF Police OF Trenton.
y. j.. has arrived In the city to attend
the funeral.
Street Christian church were largely at
tended last night. Rev. JabeZ Hall preach
ed a powerful sermon, and the interes
seems undated.
Rev. DR. Charles f.. Taylor. president
of Wake Forest College is at the Lexing
ton. His son, Mr. Charles f. Tay.or. Jr..
is at the Exchange. where the North
Carolina football players are stopping
Mr.. James H. Blanks, Of Petersburg
who was lately elected Grand Recorder
of the Grand Commandery. knight TEN
plars. and Grand Secretary OF the Grand
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. was in the
city yesterday.
Under the direction OF Mrs Sidney
Dudley. chairman OF the Cathoic Ladies'
Committee assisting the late bazaar. and
War Of Roses" their table cleared the
handsome sum or sJJ2--J for the Home
for Incurables
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Bruce HObsOn
who were married In Galveston, Novem-
Der 20th have returned to Richmond, and
are now residing at the residence OF tn
groom's father, Colonel T.. l.. Hobson, on
west Franklin street.
Mr. W. G. Moseey. who was so badly
injured some days ago by falling from
moving train has been suffering a good
deal the last two days. but IL is thought
that he Is out Of danger and his recovery
Is regarded as almost certain.
The Church-fIill team met and defeated
the Twenty-seventh-St team i'm a
hotly-cOntested enme yesterday morning
Two aO-minute halves were played, the
final score being g. 10 0. Average weight
Church HUI. - pounds; Twen;y-sesenth
Street. II.
There will be meeting OF al the
branches OF the WOman's Auxiliary 10
the Board OF Missions in the city OF Rich
mond on Friday at T. NJ. In Monu-
mental church. The meeting Will he ad-
dressed by Bishop J. b. Newton and Rev.
LandOn Il. Mason.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen O'Grady VIII
take place from 81. Patricks church this
morning at 10 o'clock, with requiem mass
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: Messrs. Edward Donahue, James
Hartley, Thomas Enrg ht, Daniel Nc
Namara Daniel Higgins, Thomas OCon-
nor. Philip O'Neil!, ard Patrick Grace.