Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Personals and Briefs.


Is visiting Miss Sallie wilson. No. 6
south Morris street.
Workmen have finished pulling down
Washngton-Street Methodist church, pre-
paratory to its removal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Higgins, OF
Atlanta, Ga, are In the city. the guest
of Mr.. John VI. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker. OF Mt. Sid
ney. Augusta county. are visiting Mr..
G.. ". Taylor. on Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Cans and Miss r.
Cans. Of Washington, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. Cans. No. ST Floyd avenue.
The Pine Streets defeated the Cary
Streets yesterday IN a hotly-contested
game of football by n score of IL to 0.
Mr. John NJ. Orr of Loudoun county,
was in the city yesterday. having come to
argue a case before the Supreme Court.
Professor Edward Paine. the we'll
known musician. is seriously indlsposed
at his residence. No. south Fifth street.
Napoleon Council. No. All. American
Legion OF Honor. will tender its members
q banquet at Murphy's Hotel tomorrow
night.
Master Ernest Page Is recovering from
the burns which he received on Christ
mas-eve by putting hot rock In his
pocket.
Mrs. ". +. Bibb. who has had a most
painful and protracted illness at the
Virginia Hospital, is. at length. slowly
improving.
Miss Eleanor o. Beasley. who has been
spending the holidays with Miss Goldie
l.. L..
Petersburg.
Mr. Harvey L. Pitts. OF No. 3ol9 east
Broad street. left Wednesday for an ex-
tended southern trip. lie Will return
August lst.
Mr.. Horace +. Smith has arranged for
a concert TO be given at the Academy
Tuesday. January 22d, by the celebrated
Sousa Band.
Miss Leila NJ. Harmon. OF 925 Twenty
sixth street. has been spending several
weeks at Green Level. Va, and having n
delightful time.
The Slater Fund trustees met IN wash
ington city on the 18th. Some interesting
papers were read and some important
business transacted.
Miss Emme wherry. who has been
county and Lynchburg. with friends re-
turned home Friday night
Miss Marie Louise Hoffman. OF wash
ington city, who has been on n visit 70
Miss Emma V. Shepherd. on west Main
street. returned home yesterday.
Lee Camp is ordered to assemble in the
lecture-room Of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church tonight at 7:3O O'Clock. in full
uniform. to attend the annual sermon.
Mr.. a. ]. Gary. who has been seriously
81 at his residence on Twenty-ffth street,
for a week. was somewhat improved yes
ter1ay, and hopes to be out carly this
week.
Willie Powell, OF south Laurel street,
while 1t work at the Allegheny shops
yesto s., caught his thumb in some
machinery. and had it pulled out OF the
socket.
Mr.. Andrew ". Frayser's condition re-
mains unchanged. He is still suffering
from the severe attack OF Ia grippe with
which he has been confined to his house
for several months
Mr.. r. J. Sanderln was taken seri-
ously Ill Saturday morning ut his resi-
dence, 703 north Twenty-eighth street. II
- ItIfi ny iIE may isiN.aIsp N.iub .4e w IA
soon be out again.
The Veteran Corps Band. OF Baltimore,
delighted q small audience at the Theatre
last night. The programme was adj
mirably chosen. and the rendering every
thing that could be desired.
Mss Helen ". Wayland, Crozet, Va,
has returned home. after a very delight
full visit to Mrs. X. S. Christian. No. 81
north Twelfth street, and Mrs. J. W..
Banton, No. 1905 Floyd avenue.
The song service at the Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon Will
be especially interesting. 1t begins at 4
o'clock. The boys meeting begins at 3
O'Clock. to which all boys are invited.
The Hon. J. L. NJ Curry has been In
vited by the Southern Society OF New
York TO attend a dinner on the I'd OF
February and respond TO the toast, "rhe
Southern States in Relation TO New York
City"
Captain Frank Cunningham. who was
SO hoarse that he could rot sing az the
charity entertainment at the Academy OF
Music. IS still suffering from a severe
cold. and will not be able TO sing in his
choir today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Num-, OF Norfolk,
have issued invitations to the marriage OF
their sister, Miss c. Birnie De Laney.
To Mr. J. Howard Tunstall. on Tuesday
next, at half-past ;. at their home, 10
Chapel street. Norfolk.
Information reached the city yesterday
morning OF the death In Spokane, Wash.
of Mr.. a l.. Bargamin. former resident
OF this city. Owing to the distance and
the inconvenience Of bringing the remains
to this city. il was decided 10 inter the
remains there.
At the entertainment 10 be given at
Pickett Camp tomorrow nieht Miss
Bessie Pattec will take the place on the
programme allotted to Captain Frank
Cunningham. as he is too hosrse 10 sing.
Messrs. Walter +. Holt and Joseph n.
Potter will play with the Eureka Band.
4 NEST enjoyable tacky party vas given
Thursday night by the Home-Plac. So
cial and Literary Club at the residence
OF the Misses Lucy. Some OF the cos
tunes were not only tacky but consisted
OF the finest material. which made the
tacky appearance more effective.
Mrs. Joseph Johr and daughter. May.
who have Just returned from very
pleasant trip TO 81. Clair. Mich. where
they have been visiting friends and rela-
tlves since August. are now spending a
few days with her daughter. Mrs. w. II.
Robins. OF 22ls Churchill avenue.
Captain Cunnin CHAM has succeeded in
getting the celebrated Halls-Schumann
Lady orartette to come here and give q
concert for charitable purposes The
members Of the quartette are: Mary ID.
Hall. first soprano: Mabe!e Waller, Sc
cond soprano: Katherine Jones. first con-
tralto; Tile Heuchling, second contralto;
Jessie G. Patton. elocutionist.
Registered from Richmond.