Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-15
pcrsounIs md Briefs.

Nrs william II. F. Lee and her SON.
poher, T.. Lee, Jr, are AT the nv We
non.
Mr. William W. Huntley. Is quite SICK
q, tho residence Of his father. tlJ north
Eighth street.
Mr. 6 ID. Aston. who has been quite
sick al hts home. on north lweniy-secohu
street. Is improving.
Mr.. H. 4. Parsons Is in the city VISIT
ing friends. after an absence OF SIEVE"
years on the Pacific coast.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.
". A. McCurdy qualified as executor OF
the estate of Ann Mccarthy.
Officer Cranes badge. mention Of the
loss OF which was made in the dispatch,
was returned early yesterday morning
Colonel f. Leslie Spence general agent
in this city for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Baltimore, went 10 Balti-
more ast night on business for his com"
pany.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Shelton received tele-
gram from Roanoke yesterday announce
ing the death IN that city OF his nephew
Mr.. Charles Saunders, who Is well known
in Richmond.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
the Second church will have sociable
and reunion tonight. at which there VIII
be singing, recitations, and other inte-
resting exercises.
The Young Ladies' Society OF Grace
Episcopal church will give a Colonial
silver tea in the lecture-room of the
church this evening from TO 10 O'Clock.
4 cordial welcome is extended 10 all.
An important meeting OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association VIII be held at
Judge f.. c. Minors, l0i north Fifth
street. this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. n
full attendance ia earnestly requested.
Miss Mabel Mercer Hill. formerly or
Greensboro, y. c., now of Danville, Va,
is with her cousin, Miss Sallie Hill Hart.
man, at the charming suburban home OF
Mr.. Charles Goodloe, on Barton Heights.
Mr.. John H. Bosher venerable gem
tleman who resides at No. sol west Clay
street was stricken with paralysis tues
day last He had been in bad health Tor
some time, but his condition was not
such as 10 cause any alarm
The youth. Gilmore Bosher, who was
arrested some time ago for embezZlng
a registered letter belonging to Miss sal
lie Partington. has been released from
the reformatory. on account OF his youth
Judge Hughes refused to sentence him
to prison.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia Frayser, who
died TUESDAY afternoon at the residence
OF her husband. Mr.. 7. Il. Frayser. No.
90@ Randolph street, took place yesterday
afternoon from St. Andrews Episcopal
church Decea Se1 was a naive OF IRON
ton. O.. was in her cath year. and leaves
two children.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commits
sioner of Agriculture, has returned from
Winchester. where he attended the farm,
ers' institute held on "Wednesday ana
Thursday Of last week. He reports THIS
institute one of the finest Virginia has
ever held. The Commissioner RESPONDED
10 the address Of welcome or Colonel
Clavenger.
Monroe Grove. No. /. I. \: o. D., had
a meeting at their hall. NO. 3ls east
Broad street "Wednesday night, when the
regular biennial visitation OF the grand
officers took place. After the disposition
of routine business the Grand Noble Arch
OF the State OF Virginia delivered an ad.
dress Vice-Arch Priddy resigned. and
Right-Fand- Bard 5. i. Holt was elected
TO I'LL the uneXpired term.
Mr.. Adolph Slberstein. the Grand Sec
retary of l. o. s H., OF the United
states Grand Lodge Of New York, will
arrive In Richmond Saturday evening for
the purpose OF installing the officers of
the new lodge In this city. The installa-
ton will take place at Dr,iids Hall ana
the entertainment at Millers Han.
franklin street between Seventeenth ano
Eighteenth streets. on Sunday at Z j.
NJ. Mr. Nathan Cohen Is president and
MIR. Alexander Cohen Is vice-president.
Guests at GOtham's Hotels.
NEW YORK, February 14.-(Special.l )
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