Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Lee Dock. of Wilmington, y. c..
is visiting Mrs :. l.. Elliott.
\ delightful silver tea was given by the
ladies' OF ST. Johns German Lutheran
church last night.
Miss Mamie Samuel. Of Caroline coun-
IS. is visiting Miss Margaret Courtney,
sll east Leigh street
The German Choral Society met last
night for their weekly practice, ana elect
ed several new members.
SIR j. =. Thompson. Of Roanoke, for
merry Of Richmond. IS IN the city on n
brief visit, IN route 10 the North.
Mr. John 7. Perkins is very III with
fever at his brothers. 100 Reservoir
street He has the sympathy Of his many
friends.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist
city Missionary Society viii be held at
Calvary church sunday afternoon at I
o'clock
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Oscar Myer and Miss Helena Zenk At
st. Johns German Lutheran church on
the Goth.
Mr.. ]. Douglas woodward. of New York.
Is in the city. having been called here by
the extreme illness Of his father, Mr.. j.
L l.. Woodward.
Mrs f. A Sargent and Miss Lorle
Sargent were registered in Washington
yesterday. where they viii spend to-day
returning home Saturday Via Baltimore
and the Bay Line.
Supreme Secretary Galeskl left yester-
day for Philadelphia and other cities in
Pennsylyanll. whore the Endowment
Guild Is making rapid progress.
Miss Susie Edwards has returned to the
city. having been forced 10 close her
school in King William county on account
Of the number OF cases OF diphthcria
u-hfrh bQ hrDx4u there rntguflL.
Train hands and divers are stlil at
work tndedyoring 10 get out Of the dock
the Chesapeake att Ohio locomotive
which was wrecked and sunk In the acci-
dent Of some nights ago.
Mrs George G. Lafrerty. who has been
spending the summer IN New Mexico
and who has recently been In the city,
the guest Of Judge Lay. has returned to
her home. IN Washington. ID. {.
The alarm OF fire from Box No i3i. at
$40 O'Clock yesterday morning. Vas Occa-
stoned by small blaze In the house oc-
cupicd BY Mr =. Narducci, No. li41 east
Franklin street. The damage was trl-
ning
Rev Dr. Charles G Walker. OF the
Theological Seminary. viii be- IN the city
for few days this week. AMI Will con
duct the services al St James on Sunday
morning. ~ the absence Of DR.. John r..
Mason.
The condition OF Dr. T. T. Robinson,
who is lying seriously III al his resi-
dence. Franklin and Sixth streets re-
mains practically unchanged since last
reports. At midnight Or. Robinson was
said 10 be resting easily.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Mr James Monroe Clft, Of this city, and
Miss EuSenia Harrison Smith. Of Peters
burg The ceremony will be- performed
at the Second Presbyterian church. Pc
tersDurg. on Wednesday. October 9th.
The Little Cleaners are now meeting
every Saturday afternoon at I O'Clock In
the lecture room o. s. Johns church.
Having finished their course in physical
culture last May. they viii take up elO-
cutiOn and applied aesthetics this session.
Boys and girls are welcome al the meet
lnZs.
Mr.. Ed Lee. formerly OF this city. who
was 80 badly injured in Philadelphia "A
few days since by being caught between
tNO cars, is reported somewhat better.
Mr.. Lee at one time lived ia the East
End. and was a popular employee ot the
Richmond city Railway Company.
Nr. John Miller. one OF the iremen Of
Engine Company No. I. who was hurt in
the accident 10 the steamer during the
fire at the shops Of the James River
Division Of the Chesapeake ami ohio rail-
way a few nights ago. IS stin confined 70
his home ty his Injuries. His friends
d. tHs N.au q