Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
Personals and Briefs.

DIR. l.. F.. Haryie, OF DanVllle, Was III 'ne
city yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Young. of Newark, n. j., is
in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Frank A. Christian has quail
fed as justice of the peace Of Henrico
county.
Rev. George l.. Clancy will conduct the
services at the Soldiers Home tomorrow
afternoon at i:3O o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Munson will leave
on Monday for New York, where they
will spend several days.
Marshall Lodge of Pythians nominated
officers Thursday night ana conferred the
first rank on one candidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell have gone
10 their cottage at the Hot Springs, where
they will be for the summer.
Mr.. c. b. Wilkinson left yesterday af-
ternoon for New York via the Old Do
minion Line to engage in business.
Mrs. W. /. Mayer, of Pittsburg. Pa.
formerly Miss Annie Beckman, OF TINS
city, is visiting her relatives here.
II. ID. Puryear is rapidly improving
at the Old Dominion Hospital lie Is
now considered almost out OF danger.
DIR. r. A. Lewis. who has been quite
sick for ten days with la grippe, Is bet
ter. and expects to be out In a few days.
Mrs. ]. Levitt is spending a short while
with her sister, Mrs. y. Lehman, OF sur
folk. Va, before leaving for the noun
tains.
The condition OF Mrs. Writ A. Chester
man. who has been Ill for two months
was such last night as to leave httle OF
no hope Of her recovery.
The virginia Boat Club have received
n beautiful new boat. The shell Is Il
sister-boat to the one received a lew
weeks ago, and is a beauty
Mr.. Alexander Cameron and family
leave this morning for their country
home. "Camerons Lodge" at Gordons-
vile. 10 spend several months.
Professor Moses Stein has returned
with his band and orchestra from
Hampden- Sidney College, where they
PLAYED at the commencement.
The docket in the Police Court yesterday
was exceedingly slim, and not case OF
any interest was disposed OF. Inc ses-
sion only lasted a few minutes.
The Young Peoples Union of the Sc
cond Baptist church will have an outing
at Forest-Hnl Park this afternoon.
Friends of the union are invited.
Mrs. w. S. Johns and children. Of Bar
ton Heights, leave Wednesday-for a three
months sojourn at Colonial Beach, AS
bury Park, New York, and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward V. Valentine has returned
from the university. where he went 10
attend the Ceremonies Of the unveiling OF
his completed bust of Professor John h.
Minor.
The case of II. s. Butler. charged with
passing counterfeit coin. came up before
United States Commissioner Henry
Flegenhimer yesterday. and was continued
until Monday at noon.
The members OF the City Democratic
Committee from Clay Ward have unani-
mously elected Mr.. Charles r. Winston
superintendent and Mr.. Clyde Saunders
assistant superintendent.
Rev. r. f. Chambers will preach at
the Second Baptist church tomorrow
morning. as Dr. Willingham. who is sup
plying for Or. Landrum, Is indisposed-
There will be no service at night.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at >
O'Clock. SUBJECT tlcl anu 'hN ts'"N'
Lord" All are invited.
Mrs. Shea, who conducts a boarding
house on Ninth street between Main
and Franklin. while at the Old Market
Yesterday morning stepped on a banana
peel and fell on the pavement, receiving
severe bruises on the arms and face.
CONFERENCE.-The i. H..
Kemp. of Henrico county. left for Wash
Ia ,nfUht having rpPpiVg1 A
telegram informing him that his aged
mother had met with serious accident.
in which she sustained n broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Marable, of Hen
rico have issued invitations with the
announcement of the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Ivy Vinton. to Mr.. I.
Walker Jeter The prospective groom Is
a son of County-Treasurer John X. Jeter.
A gentleman who asked That his name
be withheld called at the Dispatch Office
Yesterday and left contributions OF s.
each for the Founding and Industrial
Homes The money will be turned over
To the respective treasurers OF these IN
situations
The ladies' OF Grace-Street Baptist
church will go TO Old Point next Thurs
day on a special fast train via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. Special arrangements
have been MADE lot uiIiHer 1T tine ny 5Sid'
and two rooms have been engaged at
the Sherwood for the accommodation OF
those who go. a pleasant time Ii
promised to all.
At the commencement exercises OF the
Richmond Female Seminary Thursday
night the principal Mr.. Powell, through
Judge Flournoy. made special mention OF
Miss Eva Chataigne. who was awarded
the premitlm for the best essay In the
senior class, that honor having been con-
ferred upon her each year during her four
wears term at the seminary.