Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-14
Personals and Briefs

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Chesley 8. Fensom is very sick al
| his residence. SOC west Main street.
Miss Alberta Williams, who has been
quite sick for two weeks, is much better
Miss Belle Taylor, who has been visiting
| friends in Norfolk, has returned 20 the
city.
Miss Constance SPOTS is visiting friends
| at 720 east Franklin street, for short
tine.
Miss Gertrude Anderson. OF Farmyille
| is the guest of Miss Bargamin and Miss
Hyde.
Miss Jennie Mllhado, Of Norfolk. IS
the guest OF Miss Martha Tinsley, at her
hcme, in Henrlco.
Mrs. Lewis y. Hopkins Of Baltimore,
IS the guest Of Mrs James II. Anderson,
i0i east Franklin street.
Miss Louise Norris Bube OF Baltimore,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary BlaiT
Binford IA east Main street.
The ST. Benedlctus Beneficial and Social
Society will give a ball al New-Market
Hall tomorrow night.
is one OF the handsomest souvenirs OF the
kind ever issued in Richmond.
Miss Bessie Merritt, OF Petersburg. Is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. J. \.
Fisher, $3.50 east Marshall street
Mr.. J. T. Dunn was called 10 NIL
waukee Wis, on Thursday last on account
Of the sudden death OF his brother.
Mr.. D. y. Jones. Inspector OF Customs
who has been detained at home by sick
ness IS able 10 be upon the streets again.
Miss Eta Neurohr and Miss Bertha
Staude have left the city 10 visit friends
and relatives in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Miss Carrie Strause returned home yes
terday after an enjoyable trip 10 Des
Moines and Burlington, Ia. and Chica-
go. III.
Mrs Robert Pond, OF Portsmouth. who
has been under treatment at St. Luke s
Home. was taken home by her mother
Friday.
Mr.. John c. Scott. student at the
Theological Seminary, at Alexandria, ar
rived In the city yesterday to spend the
holidays.
Miss Nellie Carrier, OF Marion Is in
the city spending the Easter holiday
with Miss Maude Blunt, No. IS south
Pine street.
Mr. II. r. Jeter. who has been con-
splcuous figure Of the Imperial Quartette.
left town last night 10 accept a position
in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. Scott Cunningham. who Is attend
ing tha Bowling Green Academy, is on a
visit 10 his father DR.. Judson Cunning
ham, for the Easter holidays.
Miss Bena Anderson. OF Selma"
Amelia county. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
NJ. f. Wilson. at the Madison Flats
south Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Hamilton Filing
ton have returned 70 the city after de-
lightful bridal trip to several OF the most
important northern cities.
Mr.. George Kenna, well known I'm Rich
mond, was married In Denver Col. on
April 4th 20 Miss Emma Smith. daughter
OF Mrs. Louisa Atkinson Smith. OF that
city
Miss Eugenia Chappel OF Dallas Tex.
Is spending her Easter at the residence
OF Mr.. a. II. Robins. a2 east Marshall
street
Mrs VI. s. Sale and Mrs r. W. Court
ney have returned 10 the city from an
extended trip 10 Memphis, Tenn. and
Holly Springs, Miss.
Or. Thomas :. Hening. who has charge
Of the Sheltering- Hospital. at Paint
Creek. w. Va, has been appointed sur
geon for the Chesapeake ana Ohio rail-
way at that place.
Miss Mamie T. b. Morrssette left Fri
day for her home, in Chesterfield. TO
spend the Easter holidays with her pa
rents.
Stamp-Deputy Talbot OF the Internal
Revenue Service, is confined TO his room
By hurt received from bicycle accident
Friday. He VIII probably be out by
Tuesday.
There Will be a praise meeting held
at the Salvation Army barracks. 30i west
Broad street, to-day at 3 p. NJ, and every
night In the week az s p. ". Everybody
Is welcome
There viii be a meeting OF the Ladies'
lakewood Memorial Association Tuesday.
the 18th, at o'clock T. NJ. In ST. Johns
brick school-house. Annual dues will be
collected.
a very interesting game OF ball was
played at Ch.mbOrazo Park Yesterday
morning between the Young Tigers and
Matthews's Toughs The Young Tigers
won By score OF IL 10 g.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beale have issued
Invitations 10 the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Beale. 20 Mr.. Herbert c.
Parkinson. The ceremony will take place
az Leigh-Street Baptist church Tuesday
evening April nth, at s:l5 o'clock.
The dark and heavy window that was
behind the Lee memorial" in St PauIs
church, has been removed. and now the
me lines and beauties OF this latter vim
dow can be fully enjoyed.
In the near future a German chorus
OF mixed voices. ladies' and gentlemen.
VIII commence rehearsals under direction
or Professor G. F. Mutter. IL promises
TO be an excellent musical feature.
There will be a mass-meeting az the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow afternoon OF those who are in
terested in the proposed convention 20
consider the work OF the Holy Spirit.
The revival services will continue a,
Laurel-Street Methodist church this week.
Rev. J.. J. Phaup will assist the pastor.
hey. MIR. JOHN having left for home yes
terday.
The entertainment which was 20 have
been given at Christmas for tho little |
ones at the Retreat for the Sick Miss !
Mary Bigger. president OF the Floral Mis- |
SOM Will take place there on Friday next.
18th instant. from to o'clock T.. NJ.
Mr.. Louis f. Gibson. a graduate OF the |
Medical College OF Charleston. S. c., after
spending a few days az the home OF
Miss Annie j. Hardcastle. 2l2 north |
Ihirty-second street, has left for Baltl- |
more his future place OF business as a |
druggist
Miss Lille May Roberts. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. c. p. and Mrs Emma |
Roberts, who reside az No. PA north
fwenty-first street. died Friday night at
ll'i0 o'clock She was In her 18th year.
Her funeral will take place from Trinity
Methodist church at 800 o'clock this |
afternoon.
A quarterly meeting OF the Baptist Sun
Association Of Richmond and
Manchester Will be held with Pine-Street |
this city, this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Mercer. pastor OF the |
West-View church, will address the meet
Ing.
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
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