Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-16
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace r. Smith have
returned 10 the city from their bridal
trip.
Professor s. 6. Handy. Of the ALLIE
ghany Academy. Roanoke. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. p. S. Leake. IT.. OF Glen Allen. has
qualified az a notary public Tor the
county OK Henric3.
Sarah H5pson and Molly Shields were
arrested yesterday by Policeman 7. G.
Wilkinson for being disorderly on the
street.
Professor Hampton c Bagby. Of Hamp-
den-Sydney. H. spending the holidays
with his mother Mrs. George ". Bag0y'
east Grace street.
Rev. J. 5. Daniel has returned from
Chicago. where he attended the western
clinic for the hypoderm!c treatment OF
cancer, tumor, lupus. etc.
Mn joseph NJ Brereton. lpde1 Of
the Stonewan Band. q stanton. IS in
Richmond. trying 20 arrange for a concert
20 be given by MS band here.
An important meeting Of the ladies'
Oakwood Memorial Association VIII -
held this afternoon az . o'clock In the
observation-disclosures Of st. Johns church.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie left yes
terday on the noon train for washing
ton. They we're accompanied % the de-
pot b. Hon. j. Taylor Eilys0n and Gen
eral Charles J. Anderson.
Miss Agnes D1u,aat-ls the guest u
Mrs Claiming ". Robinson. o. 80. 2i5
east Main street Miss May Douthat, who
has been visiting Mrs. ;. ". Travers,
leaves to-day Tor Danyllle.
The marriage Of Miss Della Schultz %
Mr.. Leonard Amrhein IS announced -
take place al S. Mays German Catholic
church Wednesday morning, April -iin,
at o'clock NJ cards have been Issued.
Mrs. Charles L. Todd and son. Charles
l. Todd. Jr.. left yesterday for New
York. whence they will sail next Wednes-
day for Paris. where thy viii join Miss
Todd who has been abroad for long
wh-!-.
Rev. willis Robertson. Of FREDERICK
burg. has been elected pastor OF sharon
Baptist church (coloredj. corner 81 FIRST
and Leigh streets. 90 succeed Rev. VII
liam Troy. VINO recently accepted can
10 Washington.
Misses Ida " Fletcher and Z. Julia
Corr. ~ Gloucester county. Va VINO
have been visiting relatives and friends IN
this city for the past month. left Satlr-
day evening for a vislt 20 their friend,
Miss q. Phaup. q Bon AIT.
Air. ". 81 Boxers. who had quite a
severe. though not protracted spell -
sickness. is again at his post Of duty.
but his lndisp0sition has interfered sor--
what with his fraterual-0rder work. He
hopes % De fully recovered soon.
Polk Miller left the city last Saturday
ui-ht via the Southern railway for New
Orleans. where he gives his recital on
tomorrow and wednesday nights. and
then visits points in Alabama. Ienressee.
Kentucky. ana Missouri returning q
Richmond May l3th.
Rev. Or. Paul l. Mcneil pastor % 81.
Johns German Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1T yesterday afternoon for Balti-
more. where he VIII attend pastoral
conference % b. held ia lions church.
Canton. q which Rev. Paul 8. Menzel
IS pastor He Will b. gone several days.
The Rose Croix Masons held an inter
esting meeting az s. Adams Hall sun
day morning. when the candles eXtin-
guished Mandy Thursday were re-
lighted Rev. Preston Nash oficlated.
assisted by DR.. Fair and Rev. g. -.
Van hOIteN. ne ceremony was lDl-
lowed by breakfast
The members Of the Holy-Name Society
went % holy communion on sunday. u
was the largest gathering Of the members
yet held over - we're present al the
mass. and II was a very impressive sight.
This organization Is the most successful
Catholic organization Of its Kind IN the
CITY.
While Mr. Aleck shelton. an employee
q the J. l. Hill Printing Company was
out driving Sunday morning with MS
wife and child. the vehicle IN which they
were seated was accidentally overturned.
The gentleman and his wife both sgs-
talnei slight injuries, while the child
escaped unhurt.
All q the boys IN town were not az
West-Eud PARK yesterday. although one
would have thoueht -. Some were play
Ing hall or ileir own hook. TIE stars
and fldependents met AZ Bland0n Park.
and the former went down IN defeat the
score bfinC - % 3 The orioles defeated
the M4nchesters By score o. % o
Lillian stutz. The s-year-oli daughter
q Gr. Walter StutZ. deserves special
mention for the manner In which she
paved The march az the "Lilipgtlan we'd
ding az Neneble-Sfreet church last Fri
day evening. also. Ida Dillard and Olga
Glpperich. who acted as flower girls. This
unique entertainment vii bs repeated.
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