Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
per.o,,I. md Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Miss Bessie Pace will sail early in July
for Europe.
The condition Of Judge I. L. Lewis was
/ improved yesterday.
Miss Olivia williams OF north Fourth
street. has returned home from New
York.
Miss Bette Clark is the guest OF Mrs.
! Is. ID. Hotchkiss, OF No. east Franklin
street.
DR.. Kerr Will hold services at 6 O'Clock
sunday evenings, instead OF o'clock. as
heretofore.
Mrs. Dr. Lee W. Station ard son. Lewis.
are visiting their uncle Rev, l.. Il. Betty.
Of Lynchburg.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will have a very important meeting Mon
day at 40 O'Clock.
Mrs. ]. L. Brannan, who has been
under treatment at st. Luke's Home, has
returned TO her home.
Miss Mary Osterblnd has returned home
| from the Salem Female College, where
she graduated with high honors.
Or. A. Beverly Wexford, Of Canada,
who has been spending several days In
Richmond, left for home Friday.
Mrs r. y. Coleman and daughter. OF
Amelia county are visiting Mr.. Garland
Coleman, No us south Third street.
Miss Lily w. Weisiger. OF Powhatan
county. is visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
| Morris, no. 27iO east Broad street.
Beginning to-day, the afternoon service
at Monumental church will be held at
Ie ~ r "a hnrpfOfDrp
Rev. Landon r. Mason. OF Grace Epis-
copal church. will preach at the Soldiers
Home this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Colonel Hodges and Miss Brown.
Of Norfolk, are visiting at Mr.. Benjamin
H. Berry's. No. 4O5 east Grace street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Drinard is extremely III at
her residence, No. p south Cherry street
caused by recent stroke OF paralysis
Mr.. e. w. Allen. formerly with whlttet
d SheppersOn. left last night for Atlanta,
which place he VIII make his future
home
Rev. w. c. Preston and wife left yes
terday morning for Lexington. Mr.. Pres
ton has been III since the middle Of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Walter J. Palmore and son, Of
i II
ing Mrs. Albion c. Stage, of east Frank
lin street
The meeting Of Pickett Camp tomorrow
night viii be Of special interest, and It
is desired that there shall be full at
tendance.
The Imperial Quartette will leave Rich
mond next Wednesday. to sing at VIII
liamsburg Newport News. Smithfeld, and
Waverly.
Miss Kate Spotswood Wallace, OF No.
9O7 west Grace street, has reached home
after visit of several months TO friends
in the South.
The condition Of Captain Eldridge Nor
rs. Of north Eighth street. was critical
last night. and it was feared he would
not live until morning.
Mr.. Arthur G. Tucker and wife left last
night for the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
They will visit relatives in West Vir-
ginia before returning to the city.
Children s-Day exercises will be held at
Park-Place church tonight. There will
be an interesting programme by the
school. and short talk by the pastor.
Miss Malta Hutzler left last week for
a visit of several weeks TO New York.
During her absence she will visit various
watering places and other points of in
terest
Cards are out for the marriage at Lester
Manor church. June nth. Of Mr..
benjamin p. Ashton, OF Richmond and
Miss Julia T. Atkinson. of King William
county.
Judge s. B. witt, Colonel Morton
Marye. Hon, II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. and
Hon. RI. l. Lewis. Of King William coun-
~, left Friday afternoon for Cohoke, on
a fishlng-trp.
Mr.. George p. Hening will leave on
this mornings train for Kanawha county.
w. Va, to visit his brother. Dr. Thomas
S. Hening. who has charge Of the Shelter
ing Arms Hospital.
DR.. William p. Palmer who went TO
Clifton Springs about three weeks ago,
in company with Rev. Preston G. Nash.
in search OF health, writes that he is
very much improved.
Rev. DIR. W. w. Landrum will proba-
bly, spend part OF his vacation at Louise
Camp, near the Warm Springs.
where number of Baptist ministers and
their families will Summer.
BY recent rule Of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, the employees
connected with the machinery department
Of the City Hall will quit work on Satur-
day afternoons at A o'clock.
The ladies' Of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church win hold a garden-party at
Blandon Park on Thursday. June 9Th from
to IL o'clock. There will be a free hay
ride from the cars 90 the park.
News has been received here Of the
safe arrival at Southampton of Miss Fan
ME a. Mera, the accomplished organist
%
Mera will spend the summer abroad.
DR.. Hoge will preach sermon this
morning on Family Religion" He has
asked all the parents in his congregation
10 bring their children with them, so
that they may hear the discourse to-
gether.
r. II. Carney, for eleven years solicitor
for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
citation. Of New York, has been recently
appointed general agent of that company
for Henrico county and the city Of Rich
mond, Va.
The earnings OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month of April,
1895, were s2S.31.2S; expenses. Sl9,S3499.
The earnings of the Petersburg railroad
for the same month were $i6.@740: ex-
penses, S27.7SL20
Mrs. w. /. Royal gave dinner on
Friday evening in honor OF Mrs. Charles
+. Workman, Jr Among the guests were
Mrs. William IL. Talbot Mrs. Allen
Donnan, Mrs. James Armstrong WEIGH
Mrs John Enders.
Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson leaves the city
tomorrow for Burkeville, Va, to attend
the commencement exercises OF the South
side Female College. lie Will deliver
the final address before the literary So
cety Of that institution tomorrow night.
Rev J. S. Din, d. D., OF this city. de-
livers the commencement grafton OF Hol-
Inns Institute next Wednesday. June 9TH.
From Hollins Or. Din goes TO Scotland
Neck, n. c., to deliver the literary ad-
dress at the closing of the male school
at that place.
While n lady and gentleman were out
riding Friday they stopped at the
| reservoir lake TO get some ice-cream.
They left little child In the buggy. The
horse took fright at something and
dashed into the lake. Some young men
who had ridden out on bicycles waded in
and rescued the child.
Mrs. Ella Bassett Washington. widow OF
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