Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-01
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. d. a. Kuyk has returned to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs Elias Peyser paid short
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leibermuth.
Mr.. J. F. Ewig presented each of his
employees with box Of cigars on Christ
mas-eve.
Rev. ]. ]. Kennefick, of Alexandra,
preached the sermon at the Sacred Heart
church Sunday.
Master Coleman Glynn. who was badly
burned with powder on Christmas-day.
is progressing favorably.
Mr. Valentine Hechler. who was badly
bitten by vicious hog about two weeks
ago. is able to be out again.
Miss Margaret Leach. of Vineland. n.
j. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. {.
Pslouze, III east Marshall street.
Mr. s. F. Parkinson, OF i23 west Broad
street, will return tomorrow evening on
the steamer Pocahontas.
Union Council, No. 81, Royal Arcanum.
will hold an important meeting tonight.
The officers of the Grand Lodge are ex-
pccted.
Mrs L. r. Robertson and son left last
| week for Savannah. Ga, after having
spent the Christmas holidays with her
parents.
Mr.. Stephen d. Franklin. a well-known
painter. is quite i'll at the residence Of
his son-in-law. John L. Walker, Coz north
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Furcron. son. and
daughter. Of Jersey City. -. j., are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Davidson,
523 north Fourth street
Mrs. L. l.. Slaughter and her sons,
Ralph and Earl. of Roanoke. are visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. a. Hawkins. at No.
COL north Twenty-sixth street.
Miss Saunders, with her friend. Miss
Morehead. OF North Carolina. will be at
home, S27 west Franklin street. Friday
evening. January 4th. from TO I.
Mr.. Andrew NJ. Frayser's health con-
tnues unimproved. He has never recov-
cred from the attack Of Ia grippe with
which he was taken about two years ago.
Professor Boatwright has returned from
Philadelphia, but will probably not on
nounce for several days whether or not
| he will accept the presidency Of Rich
| mond College.
| The Wednesday Clubs regular rehearsal
| for this week takes place at Young Mems
| Christian Association Hall tomorrow
night. The "Crucihxion" will be taken up
| for rehearsal.
Rev. Father joseph Becker, 6. j., of
| Georgetown College, who is conducting
a retreat at the hospital of the Medical
| Colleg. OF Virginia, preached at the Ca
| thedral Sunday morning.
Mrs. William j. Gentry. Of No. 1920 east
| Grace street. who returned from a visit
10 friends In the country last Wednesday.
has been confined to the house by sick
ness. but is improving.
l. II. A. Browning was arrested last eve
ming. charged with assaulting Frank Lam
| nan. The men had an alteration, ard
the latter was struck with a brick. The
ambulance physician dressed the mans
| wound.
| Mr.. George l.. Kappes. OF Clifton Forge
| who has been spending the Christmas
| holidays with his parents, on Church
! Hill. has returned to his home. Mr.. Ro-
| bertson, from Goshen, who accompanied
| Mr.. Kappes. has also returned.
| Messrs Straus and Whitlock have kind
| ly offered. with the permission Of the
| Board OF Directors of the Male Orphan
Asylum, to erect, at their own expense
| Ing used as the sleeping apartment OF the
boys.
The annual meeting of the Powhatan
| Club will be held tonight, and a full at
| tendance is desired, as business OF the
| utmost importance Is 10 be transacted
| There will be a report from the commit.
| tee appointed to ascertain how many
members will pay their dues for another
| year.
Policeman Brannan, of the Third Dis
| trict, yesterday lost or mislald pocket
| book containing lot of papers and ten
| tickets for the Elks' benefit Wednesday
night. The Mozart authorities have beef,
notified of the loss OF the tickets. The
officer will reward the finder for their
| return.
| Miss Maude Newman received quite a
| number Of her young friends Friday eve>
| ming from . till .. The parlors wer,
| tastefully decorated in palms and ever,
| greens. The hostess. charming debu,
| tante, did the honors OF the occasion
| quite gracefully. She was attired I'm a
| gown OF white organdy, with satin rib,
| bons and American Beauties. After par
| taking OF a sumptuous repast. dancing
| and other amusements were engaged in
| till a late hour.
Miss Annie Reinhardt, the 15-year-old
| daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt. left
| yesterday morning for Washington.
| where she goes to prosecute her studies
| on the violin. preparatory TO a two-years
course in Germany. The child Is yer.
| talented and has worked hard under Mr.
| Kessnich since she was or years old.
| Her teacher In Washington will be MIR.
| Kaspar Mrs. Reinhardt accompanied
| her daughter to Washington. and from
lalt far oh