Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
Personals and Briefs.

BlenOp II. n. SdNh'Nii' " |''"'''' -
in the city.
Mr.. f. c. Wilson and bride have re-
turned to the city.
Or j. w Ecgleston Is ont again, after
an attack Of grip and pneumonia.
Mrs. Cobb and child. Of Norfolk are
on visit to Captain Andrew Plzzini.
Mr. Herman Note, who has been quite
sick for some time past. is improving.
Miss Vertie Caughy. Of Baltimore. is
the guest Of Misses Higgins. 219 Governor
street.
Mrs Joseph A. Higgins and daughter,
Of Atlanta. Ga, are visiting at 2l9 Cover
nor street.
Misses Younge and Bernard. Of Fred
ericksburg, are visiting Miss Virginia
Tyler, on Third street
Miss Weber. Of New York city, and Miss
Eigley. Of staten Island. y. y, are on
visit to Miss Nancy Pizzini
Miss Cora billiard who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. J. Taylor. will
leave this week for Lynchburg.
Miss Eva Vernon Bowe hes returned 10
the city after pleasant visit Of several
weeks TO Martinsburg, w. Va.
ne seats LOT inc lblk hllIfT recital
Friday night viii be placed on sale at
the Academy tomorrow morning.
Miss Mozelle Williams returned home
last week. after a delightful visit 10 the
Misses McAleXander, Of Gordonsvllle.
Bishop White will visit ST. PauTs on
March 10Th The rector will preach this
morning on the subject OF Confirmation"
Policeman ". Barfoot and W. T. Far
mer are spending = week hunting at Mr.
J. W. Blackeys in Spotsylvania county,
Va.
Mr. John +. Burnett has been quite
sick at bis home, on west Cary street for
several days, but is expected to be out
to-day
Miss Ada Rsdford. Of Lynchburg Is
in the city visiting her cousin, Miss
Emmie Wherry. No. Sl2 south Third
street
Mrs. James II. Read, Of Montvale. Va.
IS visiting her cousins Misses Kate and
Alberta Williams. at their home on Floyd
avenue.
Mrs. William G Armitage. of No.
north Twenty-nnth street. will leave in
a few days TO Visit relatives and friends
IN Chester. Pa.
Mr.. William i. Sheppard and Miss
Williams viii give talks before the Wo-
mans Club tomorrow afternoon at 4 30
o'clock on Art"
Mrs. Robert Raulet. OF Holyoke, Mass.
will visit her old home. 100 east Grace
street, carly this week. reaching Ricls
mond Monday night.
Miss Fanny Shores. of south Laurel
street, who has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. w J.. Williamson. Of Newport News.
has returned to the city.
Mr.. John II. Johnson, who was in a criti-
cal condition at 2i2S Nenable street, IS i'm
proving and stopping at present at Mr.
W. E. Blakey's, on Darlington street
Mrs. j. s. Hopkins received a telegram
yesterday morning from Lyndis, Va. an
nouncing the death Of her sister. Maggie
Ballou The remains will reach the city
this evening.
The school teachers Of Varlna and Fair
field districts were paid off a the county
courthouse Yesterday. Mrs Vaughan
was elected TO succeed Miss Sallie Hart
man, at Barton Heights
Mr.. j. NJ. Duesberry. Of this city. but
Of late with the Mobile and Ohio railroad
Mobile Ala. was stricken with paralysis
a few days ago. when last heard from
he was doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs Judge A. NJ. stephens, Of Los
Angeles, Cal. is the guest for few days
Of Mrs J. S. Din. 1860 north Twenty
third street. Mrs. Stephens has entered
her daughter In Miss Baldwins school
at stanton.
John T. Brady. who Is to manage the
Portsmouth baseball team. is said TO
have signed the following players: Leach.
O'Brien. Callahan. Mulligan. and Brandt.
pitchers; Mullen, short-stop; Joanes. first
base; Knox. second; Fink. third, and Full
mer, LETT field.
Rev. J. \. Morehead will speak at the
Young Mems Christian Association mems
meeting this afternoon al 4 o'clock. Pro-
fessor Anton Schatzel will address the
boys at o'clock on the subject. "The
Strong Man" The orange and blue
chorus will furnish the music
The Gymnasium Advisory Board of
Richmond College. met In the Religious
Herald Office yesterday and audited ac-
counts and talked over the plans for
promoting the work OF the organization.
There were present Professor Boatwright.
Walter d. Phillips. Frank Duke, and Mr..
LumsfOrG.
Quite an enjoyable surprise party was
given Miss Lott Hall ut her home on
Nenablc street. on Friday evening. Those
present were Miss Thornton. the Misses
Gould. Miss Hall. Miss Holdsworth, Miss
Moore, and Mrs. Butler Messrs. Rose
Atkinson. James Sloan. Woodbridge. John
Sloan. Burton. Valentine. and Thornton
Refreshments were served and games and
music were INDUCED In. after which the
guests left. expressing Themselves as