Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-18
Personals and Briefs.

number or speclaiiy invited guests.
Personals and Briefs.
Judge Barksdale, OF Halifax. vas In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Boulware Is on visit Of a
few days to New York.
Senator w. y. McIlwaine. OF Peters
burg, was In the city yesterday.
MIR. A. Blair Ballard. OF Cuesta. Ballard
& Co., Tampa. Fla. is In the city.
Miss yara Robinson. of Fluvanna
county, Is stopping with Miss Crutchaeld,
1911 Park avenue.
Mrs. J. X. Connally and Miss Alys
Connally have gone TO their summer home,
In AshevIlle. n. c.
Major w. ]. Johnson IL stl confined
to bed in Washington city. but IS reported
as slightly improved.
Mr.. George Ives, who has been criti-
caIly i'll at the Retreat for the Sick, is
now able to walk out.
Professor Raleigh Minor. Of the Uni
verslty of Virginia, spent Sunday in Rich
mond. en- route to New York.
Mr.. Writ f.. Taylor. who has been quite
sick for the past week. is somewhat bet
ter. though still confined to bed.
Rev. r. J. Wnlingham. d. d.. is quite
sick, and will not be able to 20 to At
Ianta this week. az he had hoped.
Mr.. Frank Mcclellan. OF Columbus, o..
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
John b. Laid. left for his home yester-
day.
Mr. Carrere, OF the firm OF Carrere &
Hastings. architects of the Hotel Jeffer-
son, was In the city Saturday TO inspect
the building.
Mail-Carriers T. j. Wood. W. II. Hud-
son, and James II. Barrett have been
suspended for a few days for violation
of the rules.
Sir. Samuel Roane and family. who
vent TO South America a few months
ago. have arrived at La Plata, all in
excellent health.
Mrs. Jacob Relnhardt and her daughter,
Miss Emma Reinhardt. have gone to
Charlotte, y. c.. TO attend the wedding
OF Miss Minnie Nogel.
Mr.. W. Cabel Trueman. OF williams
port Pa. formerly a well-known Rich
brief visit to his family.
Mr. r. s. Rosher and family will leave
shortly for the White Sulphur, where
they have taken a cottage In South Caro-
lima row for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Gayle and children.
OF north Ninth street, left the city yester-
day. and will spend the summer near
Dlllewyn, Buckingham county.
Thomas Mason and Walter Shepard
,colore,D, both OF New Kent county. were
received at the penltentiary yesterday,
each TO serve two years for housebreak-
ing.
Mrs. W. r. Broadus. principal Of the
West Point Academy, and Mrs. Alice
Tuck. Of Essex county, are visiting their
cousins. Mrs. Il. W. Kelley and Mrs. 5.
Grant King.
Mrs. Faunt lie Roy, Of Cumberland.
New Kent county, who has been for some
time quite sick, is greatly improved. and
her many friends may expect to see her
out I'm a few days.
State-Treasurer A. w. Hartman will to-
day take his family to his home, In Rock
bridge county, where they Will spend the
summer. Mr. Hartman Will return to this
city in a day or two.
Mrs. John d. New, who died in Ports
mouth last Friday. was the mother OF
Mrs DR. Charles NJ Shields. OF this city.
Mrs Shields had been with her for some
time prior TO her death.
The Junior Epworth League Of Laurel
street Methodist church, accompanied by
their pastor. Rev. T. }. Taylor, VIII WISH
the Soldiers Home to-day and carry now
ers to the sick soldiers.
The Past Masters Association will hol
a called meeting at Masonic Temple thi
evening at $50 o'clock. The degree wor
will be interesting alike to members an
TO the newly elected wardens OF he seve
, raj lodges.
other than graduates of the High and
Normal schools who desire TO obtain
license TO teach in the Richmond public
schools will be held at the High School
to-day, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Mr. John W. starke is in the city, visit
ing friends Mr.. Starke has been on a
business trip as far south as Dallas
Tex, and is on his way back to Roanoke.
While a resident Of this city Mr.. Starke
was a corporal Of the Walker Light
Guard.
Mr. p. II. Mayo had five fine thorough
bred colts killed by lightning at his farm,
IN Clarke county. on Saturday last. The
cots had gathered under a tree in the
pasture. when a cloud arose, and the
lightning struck the tree, with the results
above stated.
Mr. Charles g. Thompson and his son
and daughter. Lieutenant c. +. Thomp-
son. United States navy, and Miss Julia
ID. b.. left the city yesterday for Boston,
the former to visit his daughter. Mrs.
Hill, and the two last named 10 spend
the summer at one Of the waterng-places
In that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell will spend
the summer in Germany. Mrs. Cabell
has many relatives IN Richmond, as she
Is the granddaughter OF General Winfield
Scott and Maria Mayo. and thus nearly
related 10 the Mayos OF Bellyllle, among
whom are Mr.. Edward Mayo, Mr.. George
W. Mayo, and Mr.. william c. Mayo. oil
this city