Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-24
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Rerta Pollock and Miss Dawson
are at ocean View.
Mrs W. II. Curry has left for Ocean
View, to spend several weeks.
Mrs. f. c. Pelouze. nurse. and baby
are sunmering at the PIEDMONT Hotel,
Louisa.
Mr.. John II. Powell Is In Denver. Col,
attending the Natona! itacners Con-
venton. held in that city.
Miss Vera c. Pollock has just returned
after a pleasant visit among friends at
"Ammonslale," Charles City county.
Mr. G. w. Parsons has been called to
baltimore on account OF the death Of his
mother
Rev. J. y. Hutson returned yesterday
from Mecklenburg county, whittier he
went to dedicate new Baptist church.
Mrs. Charles Riley, Of 7oi east Clay
street, left last wednesday TO spend the
summer with her parents in Prince
George county.
Mrs. p. T. Boykln and her sister, Mrs.
r. 7. Mcknight. left this morning for
trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Pelouze and Miss
J.nnie Peiouze are sojOurnlng at the
Princess Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach.
Mp Frank p. Burke, superintendent Of
Ietter-carriers in the Richmond post-Oiiice.
has returned from brief visit TO Wash
instOn.
Mr.. ID. c. Richardson. vino has been
on a visit Of several days 10 his sister,
in New Kent county, Will return this
evening.
Mrs Thomas Potts and Miss Mary
Currie Donnan. Of Richmond, are visiting
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham, OF
kingston. Canada
In the city Circuit Court yesterday two
judgments were rendered In favor oil
George 6. Parker against L. W. Dansey
for $500 and $500.
over 500 was realized from the lawn
marty recently held at st. Mary's cathO-
tic church. This will be applied to the
building fund OF the church.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
suit was entered by Mrs. Elizabeth b.
Whltlock against the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. Damages NVVo'
Mr.. Milton II. MarkwOod died at his
residence. 1914 Nicholson street, az : J..
NJ. Yesterday. His funeral will take place
at . O'Clock this evening from Fulton
Baptist church.
Miss Eliza W. Godding sends the Dis
patch 81 as her subscription 10 the Ice
Mission" Would that thousands Of people
would subscribe 10 the support OF TINS
worthy charity.
Mrs. John u. Branch sent the Dispatch
yesterday a check for $40 for the Ice mis-
sion. The money was promptly turned
do great good this scorching weather
Mr. J. W. -. Farrar. Of Dsnyille, an old
Richmond boy. and member Of the famous
Purcell Battery, IL IN the city on a visit
OF several days, ana Is being cordially
greeted by his friends OF former years.
Rev Drs. Dickinson and PIT and a
number OF other Richmond Baptists left
Yesterday TO attend the Dover Associa-
ton, In session at West Point. Or.
Hatcher was too much indispOsed TO go.
The excursion TO be given to Old Point
tomorrow by the ladies' Of Grace-Street
BAPTIST church Will be one Of the most de-
Jightful outings OF the summer. The adj
vance sale Of tickets insures large
crowd.
The excursion last evening TO Dutch
Gap on the steamer POcahontas, for the
benefit Of Grace Episcopal church. was
delightful social event. A very large
crowd went down, and a most enjoyable
time was spent.
Dr. Aaron Jeffery. who is well known
In this city, where he lived and practiced
for number of years, has returned
home, after sojourn Of nine years IN
Radford, n. c., whittier he went 10 add
10 his laurels and his fortune.
Mr. Frederick Carr who accidentally
shot himself in the foot Sunday while;
cleaning revolver, was resting fairy Wen
yesterday. The ball has not been removed
yet. as Or Davis, who attends him, Is
afraid that lockia@ may set in.
Among the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday were the following
J. Y. Harris Treasurer Of Dinwiddie
county; ii. Fitzgerald, sergeant OF Man
chester; j. i. Gillian. Treasurer OF Ches-
terrified county; j. W. Bronaugh, Urea
surer of Manchester.
Mr. James NJ Matthews. well-known
member OF the Richmond Bar, has re-
ceived notification Of his appointment to
an important position in the Department
of Justice at Washington. and leaves at
once for his new post Of duty. Mr.. Mat
thcws's two sons are now citizens Of
Washington.