Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
PERSONALS md Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. J. II. Ingram. OF Smithville. is at
the Lexington.
Mr.. II. r. Freeman. OF the Danvlle
| Register is In the city.
Hoa. a. S. Priddy. member OF the
House from Charlotte. is in the city.
Officer Austin arrested James Woodland
for threatening 10 cut L. G. Butler yes
terday.
Major John Page and Mr.. Thomas Mel
son Page. with their wives. are at the
Exchange.
Mr. J. l.. Booker, OF the Suffolk Herald.
president Of the Virginia Press Associa-
ton. is in the city.
Mrs. h. l.. Willingham. of Atlanta, Ga.
IS visiting her father. Mr.. Jackson b.
Wood No. east Main street
Mrs. w. w. Townes. Of Petersburg Va.
is on n visit TO her sister. Mrs. David II.
Lynch. of No. II south Second street
DIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. NJ. Curry sailed
from Genoa for home on April 10Th, in
stead of on Thursday, as published.
Miss Sallie Il. Snead one OF Fluvanna
countys fairest daughters. is visiting her
uncle. Rev. DR.. W. h. Hatcher. on Grace
street.
a very pretty room, recently fitted up
at the Virginia Hospital. is that 70 DR..
O. +. Manson, furnished by Mrs. Thomas
l.. Alfrend.
The delegates TO the Great Council of
Red Men. who assembled in the happy
hunting grounds of Newport News this
moon. are returning home.
The Governor yesterday granted a par
don to Likawa Tamalmawa, a Hawaiian,
who was serving a sentence of six months
in Richmond jail for petit larceny.
The callers at the Capitol yesterday
were Mersrs. w. a. Waugh. Deputy
Sheriff OF the city of Roanoke, and Ro.
A Edwards. Sheriff of Isle of Wight
county.
Mr.. William c. Merrydew and Miss
T.. ~ Clark were married by Rev. W. A.
Laughon at the residence of the brides
parents. in Henrico county. Thursday az
ternOon.
Mrs. Jasper l.. Rowe. who has been
quite sick for some time. is much i'm
proved, and will he seen in her old place
in the choir at the First Baptist church
tomorrow.
Mr. Fred w. Gayle. the motor-man
who was injured last February while
running his car on Twenty-hrst and
Franklin streets. IL hobbling around on
crutches
Miss Edna Riddick. daughter of Mr..
W -. Riddick. of Church Hill. left
Thursday afternoon for Baltimore via
the York-River route TO visit her aunt.
Miss Baker.
In compliance with the Sta'e law n
certified copy of the Calvert Building
and Loan Association. Of Baltimore, Md.
was filed in the o. court Clerks
Office yesterday.
Information received here yesterday an
nounccs the serious illness of Grand
Chancellor Robert +. Hutchinson. knights
of Pythias. AT his home. at Smithville.
Charlotte county.
Rev. Edward l.. Pen will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at
o'clock. All are invited.
Rev. Dr. w. r. Richardson will preach
at II o'clock A. NJ. and Rev. DR. Moses
u. Hoge at $40 p. NJ. at Grove-Avenue
Baptist church tomorrow. A cordial vel
come is extended to all.
Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke delivered his
in the lecture-room Of Christ church last
night before a cultured and Intellectual
audience. The discourse was illustrated
with superb lantern slides.
The West-End bazaar is progressing
nicely. the attendance is large. and the
voting is spirited Everything looks as
pretty and attractive as when the bazaar
first opened New and attractive fea-
lures are added each night.
The Turnpike Baseball Club Gohn
Clay, captain VIII appear in their new
uniforms in few days The clothes are
very pretty, and consist of blue pants and
caps. black shirts and stockings, with
white belts and trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs Won Roseneek have had
as a guest their old family physician
from New York. Or. George ID. McGau-
ran. The Doctor says that the beauties
Of this city are only surpassed by the
hospitality of his friends here.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities OF James Jackson
(colored). of Albemarle county. and of
jefferson Davis Thorpe (coored). of Bed
ford county. Both men were committed
to the penitentiary for petit larceny
The Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fellows Will
meet in Manchester next Tuesday. The
Committee on Constitution Will meet at
the Lexington Hotel Monday night. 1t
being decided inexpedient to have public
demonstration. there will be no odd
Fellows parade.
The annual contests for the improve
ment-in-dehate" medals was held In the
literary society halls at Richmond Col
lege lasr night, and resulted in victory
for Messrs. J. a. Garrett, for the Mu
Sigma Rho Society. and W. ". Edwards.
for the Phlologian.
\ meeting of the Virginia Press Clubs
Executive Committee was 10 have been
held at Murphy's Thursday night, but
quorum was not present. Mr. r.. Stan
ley. Of the Charlotte Gazette. was In
structed 10 act as secretary vice Mr..
+. L. c. Scott. resigned.
Rev. George ~ Van Derlip, OF New
York city. will I'LL the pulpit Of the Sc
cond Baptist church on Sunday next.
Or. Van Derlip's morning subject viii
be baptist Worthless Whose Faith We
Should Follow" and his evening subject
viii be THE World for Christ"
Wednesday evening about o'clock.
while playing with some little boys In
front OF his residence. No. ITO west
Marshall street, little Eddie Frazier met
with "A serious accident. He was on the
hack Of one OF his larger playrnates. ana
IN some way fell 10 the pavement, striking
on his elbow, and breaking a bone In
his arm.
Richmond People In New YORK.
NEW YORK. May lo.-tSpecial)-J. A.