Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-06
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Alys Connally arrived in Richmond
on Saturday.
Mr.. =. r. Conway. Of Danville, was In
the city yesterday.
Editor Hill. Of the South Boston Times,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William c. Mayo, Of Washington d.
c.. is in the city for y few days.
Miss Laura jenkins. of Baltimore. will
be the guest OF Miss Connally this week.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club will
hold its regular meeting Tonight at o:jo
o'clock.
Mr.. r. A. Dunlop, secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce, Is in New YORK
for few days.
Mrs. s. r.. Woodfin. OF 1902 east Grace
street. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Morris
of Charlottesville.
Or; Thomas Alsop; Of New YORK. n{.on is
so east Leigh street
Commander w. Is. Rogers, United
States navy. was in the city yesterday,
guest at the Jefferson.
Mrs Mary Randolph Tabb. of wood
stock" Mathews county, is visiting her
son, Mr.. G. Randolph Tabb, of this city.
The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals will meet here tomorrow. judges
Simonton, Goff. and Brawley Will pre-
side.
Mrs. M f. Walker and her grand
daughter. Miss Eunice Walker, are spend
ing few weeks at the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton.
Mr.. William Preston, who has been in
Lexington during the autumn. has re-
turned TO the city much improved IN
health.
10
vile, after spending several weeks IN
this city, has left to visit relatives In
Norfolk.
Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes, formerly Of this
city, now proprietor OF the Eutaw House
Baltimore. is In the city, on a short visit
10 friends.
Sllas Johnson (colored), from Richmond
city. was received at the pen!tentiary
yesterday to serve a term of one year for
grand larceny.
Mr.. NJ. r. Pace, who now fills the
position of foreman on the Norfolk Pilot
was In the city yesterday, having come
home TO vote.
Mr.. Macon J. Cease. of 500 east Mar
shall street, who has been quite sick for
a week. is greatly improved, and hopes
10 be out to-day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of r. f. Lee
Camp will hold its annual meeting at Lee
Camp Hall Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 9th. at +. Nj.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron and family
have returned from their country seat
Cameron Lodge" where they spent the
summer and autumn.
Mr.. e. L. Brooking has left for a visit
10 The Atlanta Exposition and from
there will make business trip through
Mississippi and other southern States.
Invitation cards have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Jennie Morecock,
niece of Mr.. A. r. Binford, to Mr.. ID. w.
Sims, to occur on the 18th of this month.
Mrs. ]. Mason Miller. of staunton.
formerly Miss Frances Young, of this
city, Is the guest OF her sister. MIS-
Mr. ]. T. Gates. of the Richmond Dairy.
frisnds and an extended trip to the At
lanta Exposition. has returned TO the
city.
Mrs Otella Malone and her daughter
Mrs. McGill, were In the city yesterday
in conference with counsel with reference
10 settling up the estate Of General Ma
hone.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of MIR. l.. &. Figg and Mrs. Il. II.
Nv Hammond at Nenable-Street Baptist
church Tuesday, November 18th, at IL
Ocloch.
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell returned
20 the city a few days ago from the
Virginia Hot Springs. Miss Bey, niece
OF Mrs. Axtell, accompanied her ana VIII
be her guest for several weeks.
Rev. Father de Dumynck has returned
from Fredericksburg. where he officiated
last Sunday. Bishop Van de NyVer mas
not as vet appointed successor 10 Tue
late Father James kenehck. out expects
10 do so in day or two.
The funeral of Mr.. John Messerschmidt,
whose death was announced III yestc ,.
DAYS Dispatch, Will take place from -.
Johns German Evangelical churcn tnis
afternoon at o'clock. the intermsht VIII
be made in Shockoe Cemetery.
The Committee on Entertainment OF
the pickett Camp. &. ", have decided
to give minstrel performance at either
The Theatre or Academy the latter part
OF this month, to raise FUNDS Tor tne
entertainment OF Confederate veterans AT
the grand reunion here next May. Inc
services Of the Freeman a. wilson MIN,
strel Show have been volunteered ana
accepted.
A largely attended business meeting OF
the Mct;ili Catholic Union was held Mon
day night and matters OF Importance 10
the society were discussed. The members
look forward to next Monday night with
pleasure, as Captain Frank Cunningham
has prepared neat programme Tor tnat
evening. Ladies' are invited. On next
TUESDAY night this society will attend the
War of Roses bazaar In body, ana VIII
wear their coiors