Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
Personals and NrIcfs.

Dr. II. d. Garcin has returned 10 the
civ
Mr.. j. NJ. Lyneman IS very i'll at his
residence.
Mr.. AID Mrs. George W. Tiller are
spending d month at ocean View.
Mr.. II. Douglas Armstrong has returned
home after u very Pleasant visit to re
tcrsburg.
Miss Ella boswell. Of Hanover county.
Is visiting MIS-. il. y. Richards, Bloom
Geld 4. j.
Miss Alice IIotchkiss IS visiting Miss
Louise Selden at "SnOWden.' their bedHtl-
fsl country home.
Mr.. James O'Kceffe. Of south Cherry
street who has been quite sick for several
days. IS improving.
Mr. II. H. Pelouze, wife, and daughter
have returned 10 the city after weeks
stay at Virginia Beach.
Professor s. L. Davis. or High Point.
y. c.. has left the city after pleasant
visit to friends on Libby iiill.
Miss Lena May Edmonds. Of Ports
mouth. Is the guest Of Miss Eugenia
Henry. CT north Tenth street.
Mr.. 5. c. Greenhow. clerk to the City
treasure. has been III at his home, No.
! 5l3 north Tenth street several days.
Rev. Or. K. Z. Kerr and wife. Mrs. VI.
| r. smith. and Miss Marian Smith left FOR
| New York yesterday by the Oh Dominion
/ Line.
Mr.. Robert Grafton, Of Engine Com
pany. No. /. il spending his vacation at
/ the residence 0f Colonel He's in Chester
I field county.
TIE ladies' Of the Chapel Of the Redeem
| or will esve lawn party on Chelsea hin
| for the benefit Of the chapel j. viii be
a. this evening and be- continued durinS
! the week.
There viii be an important called meet
| ING OF the Confederate Memorial Literary
| Society at AIrs. T.. -. lotchkiss's. No. 7
/ east Franklin street, tomorrow afternoon
| at o'clock
Mir. Ira T. Holt, OF Norfolk. Great chief
/ az Records Of the Improved Order of Red
/ Men OF Virginia. was in the city Saturday,
/ ana gave the Indians Of Gray Eagle Tribe
u short but pleasant talk that night
The Baptist Young Peoples Union. Of
/ Leigh Street Baptist church, sent nifty
/ four members to the Baltimore conven-
/ ton. This was the largest number sent
! la any one church TO the convention
/ from outside Of Baltimore.
Mr.. S. f. Bayllss. of east Marshall
street. win leave August sth for West Mis-
! slsslppi to take charge Of his late uncle :
| CT. A. Bayliss) business. His sister Sadie
viii accompany him on visit to her
/ aunt. Mrs. 4. \. Bayiss.
The names Of Colonel William T. Smith
/ and Colonel Thomas u. Pollard were in
| advertently omitted from the list Of IN m
/ beers OF the Board OF Visitors Of me Sol
| dlers' Home I'm the article on that inssitu-
/ tisn which appeared in these columns last
/ Sunday.
! The statement that Mr.. +. W. Mooney,
/ the popular Telegraph operator, who has
! been transferred fIt-m Orleans street 10
! Charlottesville. took his wife 10 the latter
I place with him. was premature. The fact
] is he had no wife 10 take. and the Dis
/ paHch's information was incorrect.
! Two bicycle accidents are reported 10
! have occurred yesterday, one at the corner
! @. Twcnty-Rrst and Franklin streets ana
! the other on west Clay street. The latter
accident was qulss serious, the bicycle,
| which colided with Il carriage. being
/ con pletely smashed. and rs rider more
| or less injured.
/ Mr.. John T. Woodroof. whose death In
| Fulton Iast week was reported In the
| Dispatch. was a member Of both the
| Knights % Honor and odd Fellows. His
/ funeral was conducted under the auspices
/ of powhatan Ledge. OF the former order
| Mir. Woodroof was the son-ln-law of Mr.
Lawrence ODwyer. and leaves Il widow