Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Personals aud Briefs.

Mr.. George r. West, an attorney Of
Fort Worth Tex, is in the city.
Miss Annie V. Burke will leave the city
in few days for the country.
Mr.. r. r. Allen has returned from the
convention In Baltimore.
Miss Anna Cease, of No. 10 west Grace
street. is visiting In Fluyanna county.
Miss Alma Gennette Burton. of Norfolk.
IS visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Annie Wilson left yesterday for
her home, near Scottsyille, to visit her
father.
Mr.. Pat German. Of ]. n. German &
Co. left yesterday on a business-trip TO
Greenyille, n. c.
Mrs. Marion II. Chalkley is extremely
IN AT the residence Of her husband, 1850
West avenue.
Mr.. VI. l.. Akers. who has recently
moved to Louisville. spent last weeh in
Richmond.
Mrs. John II. Traylor. Of Church Hill
Is visiting her son, Mr.. Oscar l.. Traylor,
Of Chesterfield.
Miss Emma Cooke left Sunday to spend
a few days with her relatives and friends
Of Scottsyille. Va.
Mrs. Annie Chapel. Of Fort Worth. Tex.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. ;. l.. VIII
liams. 1910 Floyd avenue.
Mrs. II. II. Haley Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs W. W. Moses Jr, at Franklin
junction, Pit:sylyania county.
Mrs. HowaIsi Johnston. Of New Orleans
is quite sick at her sisters home, cor
ner Of Seventh and Leigh streets.
Mrs. Edward Ingle. Of Washington,
ID & Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward V. Valentine, north Sixth street.
Master Herman Williams. after having
spent several months most pleasantly Do
Texas. has returned to his home on Floyd
avenue.
Mrs. Preston Nash and son, Master
] Pope Nash. left yesterday morning
for uawley Springs for the balance OF
The summer.
Mrs. Josephine Trevilian. Of 100 Park
avenue. will spend August at the HON
OF Postmaster General Wilson, In Charles
town. w. Va.
The Odd-Fellows Of Richmond. Man
chester. and vicinity will take an excur-
sion trip on the steamer Pocahontas
Thursday night. August Isl
Mrs. George NJ. Cease left on the 90
train yesterday morning for Salem, where
She viii spend the month Of August with
her father, Mr.. w. X. Johnson.
Miss sye Roberts and Mrs. scruggs
are spending the month Of July in Bos-
ton. Mass, visiting Mrs. Verify, formerly
Miss Hopkins. of this city.
mill no at
the White during he annual session 81
the State Bar Association, and will spend
the remainder Of August at the Old
Sweet
The handsome window-slgn at No. 1919
eaa Main street, a description OF which
appeared in these columns sunday, was
OF John Baseler.
The weekly meeting OF the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery Will be held IN
the rooms al the Young Mems Christian
Association tonight. The subject for dis
cussion will be "Cholelithiasis.'
The Richmond Branch OF the National
Postal Clerks Association has elected
Mr.. Frank Il. Burke delegate TO The
national convention, when meets at 81
Paul, Mimi, on September ISL.
Mrs. Calvin II. Dunkum, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In The
city. left for ScottsyilIe Sunday. and after
a few days stay there viii leave for
her home. in Bluefield, w. Va.
Mrs. j. II. Manck and family left tn
city last evening via West Point, for
Baltimore. from which place they will
take boat down the Rappahannock 10
spend a few weeks with friends
Miss +. May Morris, Of this city. left
Monday 10 make a tyo-weeks' visit 10
her sister Mrs. James McCary. OF New
Glasgow. after which she will visit her
father. Mr. John II. Morris. near Kes-
wick. Fluyanna county.
Rev. Father James Kenefc. who is at
present an inmate Of Providence Hospital
il said TO be making rapid progress to-
wards convalescence. 1t Is hoped and
expected that ere long he viii be able 70
resume his pastoral duties.
Among the visitors at the State La
brary building yesterday was c. o. Als1-
ander. Sheriff and Deputy Treasurer OF
Hanover county: City-Sergeant James
smith. OF Alexandria, also called. after
having delivered al the penitentiary Rich
and stewart tcolored). sentenced to two
years Imprisonment for house-breaking.
RichmOuders In New YORK.