Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-27
Personals and prirfs.

DIR. j. $. Daniel has returned from A
professional visit to Norfolk.
Mr. X. a. Tailey left the city last night
for Washington, ID. g.. on business.
The Blues carried nearly eight hundred
persons on their moonlight Thursday
night.
Mr. r. B. Somervllle viii be out OF tho
city Few days visiting In culpcper and
Orange,
The afternoon services at Monumental
church have been discontinued until Sop
TENDER LIST.
Miss Julia Steer has left for Raleigh.
~ c., whore she Will spend the summer
with friends and relatives.
Mr. l.. WALL formerly OF Richmond. hue
now with the Atlantic and Danyille rail
road. Is In the city visiting friends.
Mr. Fred. Carr. who was accidentally
shot few days since. Is improving fast.
ana expects 70 be out In a few days.
The Misses Norton and Burgess. Of Hun
fington, W. Va. are visiting Mrs W. O..
Richardson, az 5l3 north Eleventh street
Collector Ryan says that those persons
who DO not pay their license by the last
OF July will be subjected to the penalty.
Mrs. Barbour. wife OF Rev. John Bar
bour OF birmingham, Ala, Il the guest
Of Mrs. w. II. Quarles, west Grace street.
Miss Maude Il. GIL. Of Church Hil.
will leave next Thursday 20 ,epcnd u
month at Blue Ridge Springs and other
places.
Mr.. Edmund T. Waller. Of Spotsylvanla
county. who has been the guest OF his
friend. w. NJ Raymond. Left for Louisa
yesterday.
Mr.. Howard Saxhy. the popular humor-
ist and Salmagundi writer OF Cincinnati.
was i'm the city yesterday. He was ac-
companed by his family.
Miss Mary Fleming. OF Fluvanna. who
has been I'm the city for the past MONTH
returned home Thursday evening. accom-
panied by her cousin, Bessie @. Parrish,
OF this city.
Rev. Or j. g. Hiden will leave Monday
for Madison Run. in orange. and he Will
spend the week in the Southwest moun-
tains. returning TO nj his pulpit the fol-
lowing Sunday.
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Scott Parrish. Mr. and Mrs William Fle-
genhemer. Miss Edmond. and Miss Julia
Edmond left for New York Thursday by
the Old Dominion Line.
Mr. James y. Wood was called 10 Alex
andria yesterday by telegram announc-
| ing the Illness Of his uncle. Major william
l.. Wood. who was for many years a we'll
known resident OF this city.
Rev. +. Y. Mullins, OF Baltimore. who.
a. reported exclusively In last Tuesdays
Dispatch has accepted the associate sec
retlryshlp or the Foreign MlSrlpn bodth.
will enter upon his duties the first OF
September
Mr.. Samuel NJ Shelton and wife, Of
Vlcksburg., Miss. are In the city and stop
ping with his brother Mr. Joseph NJ.
shelton Mr.. SheltOn's father. ". g. Shell
ton. Sr, Of Hanover county, Is also on
a visit 10 the city.
\ telegram from Macon. Ca, announces
| that charters have been granted in both
/ Georgia and Alabama for me Georgia
and Alabama Railroad Company, TO sue
/ coed the Savannah. Americus AMI MOnt-
/ aomery Railroad Company
/ on sunday morning az II O'Clock az
| Grove Avenue church Rev. J. G. Hiden
will deliver memorial sermon In con-
/ nection with the death OF the eminent
! educator Mr.. John Hart. OF Bowling
| Green Mr.. Hart was for years principal
of the Richmond Female Institute. ROW
the WOman's College.
At the annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society OF the Richmond Dis
trict Of the Virginia Conference Method-
list Episcopal church. South, held at -.
James Methodist church Thursday, reso-
lutions were adopted commenting Chief
f-Police Howard for his efforts 10 en-
force the Sabbath-Observance laws. and
assuring him OF the cooperation and
prayers Of the society.