Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
PERSONAL POINTS AND MINOR MAT
TIERS PUT IN SHORT SPACE.
cred Hero and There By Dis
patch Reporters.

night.
Mss. Howard MacQueary. OF Erie. Pa.
y visiting her sister. Mrs. John NJ. Beall,
No. SIC west Grace street.
Messrs. w. u. and A. II. Nichols have
Just returned from visit to Miss Mag
gle Traylor, OF Petersburg.
Miss Aubyn Royal has returned from
Powhatan, W. Va. where she was the
guest OF Mrs. Walter 7. kase.
Miss Eva Mack. OF Venable street, has
returned home after spending the holl-
days with relatives in Skinquarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Harris have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit OF
ten days with friends in Nottoway.
Miss Cassie Webb. OF D!sputanta.
Prince George county. Is visiting Mrs
II. C. Adams, OF No. go north twentieth
street.
Rev. Father Julius, o. S. B., OF LIN
tensford who has been spending the holI-
days in the city, returned to his post this
morning.
Mr.. George villmar, OF Baltimore. who
has been the guest OF Miss Carrie w.
Frick. No. 10l1 Brook road. returned home
yesterday.
Misses Lula and Mamie Hall have
returned home, after spending delight
full time In Petersburg visiting relatives
and friends.
Special New-Year services will be held
at Venable-Street church this morning.
At night the pastor will preach on How
to Prolong Life"
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. A full attendance of the men,
bers Is requested.
There is at the First Police-Station
awaiting Identification an umbrella that
was found on the front platform of a
Main-sireet car Thursday night.
Senator Lovenstein received a telegram
from Norfolk last night announcing that
Major Walter +. Irvine was shade bet
ter, but was still critically ILL.,
Miss Laura Davis. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. Il. Stratton. OF
south Laurel street. will leave for her
home, in Columbia. tomorrow.
Mrs. T. II. Mayo AMI Miss Annie J.
Mayo. her daughter, OF Greensboro. ~.
c., are the guests of Mrs. Louis +. Bos-
seux. No. 30 south Third street.
Misses Kemper and Julia, daughters Of
Hon. Henry Culley, OF Suffolk. are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. w. L. Mich
o.s, Of No. III west Marshall street.
Messrs. George and Charles Johnson.
OF Portsmouth. have returned to the re-
greet OF friends, after attending their
brothers wedding, Rev. T. L. johnson.
Major and Mrs. A. r. Courtney, OF
"Dunbarton," have come 10 the city for
the winter and have taken rooms with
Miss Weisger-No. 3l9 south Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas. OF Will
mington. Del. who have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Hannah Spear. No. q
Nicholson street, Fulton. have returned
home.
Joe Green (colorei) was locked up at
the First Station yesterday. charged with
breaking and entering the house OF Lucy
Smith and stealing and carrying away a
lot of provisions.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Leidy. No.
2699 east Marshall street. entertained
quite a number of their friends New
Years-nlgh;. Refreshments and games
were INDUCED In until quite late hour.
Mr.. John C. Szer, the efficient manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph cfiice
at Go.dsboro', y. c.. who has been spend
ing the holidays with relatives and friends
IN this city, has returned 10 his pos. Of
duty.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
soon use incandescent electric lights on
al their passenger coaches. Their plant
az this end OF the line for charging the
hat rria
IS nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Straus have issuei
invitations 10 the marriage Of their Sis
ter, Miss Hannah Wolfsheimer, to Mr..
Leon Stein. Sunday evening. January
6;h. at o'clock, at No. 40 east Broad
street.
THE Hebrew Prophets" will be the sub
jcct OF the lecture that Rev. DR.. II. IL
Harris OF New York, will deliver at the
Theatre on the evening OF the 18th under
the auspices of the Congregation Kene-
seth Israel. Dr. Harris Is a fine speaker.
and will be heard with pleasure.
A delightful entertainment, consisting
Of music and recitations by the pupils.
was given at st. Patr,ck's Academy
Thursday and Friday afternoons. After
the programme had been completed the
audience visited the class-rooms where
the work OF the pupils was exhibited.
Captain George c. Breese, retired
printer Of Brooklyn, n. Y. and veteran
Of the late war, Is in the city, the guest
OF Captain w. II. Barlow. He Is making
a tour OF the principal cities OF the South
and will go as far south as New Orleans.
He expects 10 remain in the city about
TWO weeks.
The Comic de MontsaululS, an ex-
member Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies, with his wife and two daugh-
tiers, are guests OF Mr.. John 7. Branch.
on west Franklin street A supper was
given in their honor by Mr.. Branch Fri
day night. The Comte has vast possess
sions in America. and is here on a social
visit TO friends In America, ana looking
after his property interests.
Schiller Lodge. No. lS9, Independent
Order Of Odd-Fellows. will mold their
annual masquerade ball Monday night.
January 7th. at Sanger Hall. Very
handsome and useful prizes have been
secured, and will be awarded-two for
the most original and two for the most
comical characters. The following MEM
bers compose the committee: A. +. Wald-
bauer, Robert w. Thon. julius Ebenhack,
William WOLF. and William II. thinner
man, Jr.