Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Personals md Briefs.

Miss Anpa OFT is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini has returned from
a brief trip TO New York.
Miss Lizzie Pickett. OF Norfolk. is the
guest Of Miss Morton, west Franklin.
Rev. F. s. stickney will preach. at st.
Luke's chapel tonight at SIS o'clock.
Mr.. p. Kaufman left for Boston yester-
day via Norfolk 10 be gone month.
Mr.. John Burkert was thrown from his
horse last Monday. and spralned his ankle
quite badly.
Mr.. Walter D. Moses and wife left
Richmond Tuesday night for Chicago via
New York.
Mr.. Meyer Greentree. OF 611 east Broad
street, left yesterday for New York on h
business trip.
Mr.. John {. Seibert. OF Norfolk. and b.
W. Bocock, Esq, OF Bedford, were in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie TURNKEY, one Of the teachers
in the Woman's College. is quite sick at
the Old Dominion Hospital.
Miss Rosa Broughton. OF Raleigh, n. c..
is visiting her friend. Miss Alma Glaze
DTCOhe, on west MAIN STREET.
Miss Lily Whitehurst. OF Norfolk, Is in
the city. She is stopping with Miss Min
ME l.. Butler, OF Church Hill.
Mr. Frank Gosnell. OF Baltimore. was
admitted yesterday to practice in the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals.
Miss Harriet l.. Carfrae, a charming
young lady of Peru. Ind, is visiting Mis-,
Margaret b. Hannigan, 6O4 east Leigh
street.
Mr.. Mark Davis, OF Detroit Mich,
formerly proprietor of the Davis House.
in this city, is here on a visit TO his old
friends.
The J. L. Hill Printing Company have
just issued a very seasonable souvenir
a business card with small thermome-
ter on IL.
The June meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the Infants Home will
be held at the institution this morning
at II o'clock.
The Old Dominion Press Club will hold
its monthly meeting tonight at $50
o'clock, when II is hoped there will be
a FULL attendance.
Mr.. c. T. OFerrall, Jr., general mana
ger Of the Tennessee Pickle and Canning
Company. Of Memphis. is here visiting
the family Of his father.
The condition Of Captain James B. Plea
SAINTS, OF the First Police District. is un-
changed. He is believed by his physicians
to be in no immediate danger.
William Kennedy. the circus-wagon
driver, who was hurt in the accident
Monday night. was reported last night
to be improving, and is thought to be
out Of danger.
DR.. II. Stephenson. who recently gradu-
ated with high honors from the Medi-
cal College OF Virginia, after visiting
friends In the city has left for his home,
Berlin, southampton county. He will
shortly commence the practice OF his
profession.
There will be a moonlight excursion
on the Pocahontas tonight under the
joint asupices Of the Leigh-Street and
Calvary Baptist churches. The boat
leaves her wharf at 7:30 o'clock. What
could be more refreshing this weather
than such trip?
The Richmond Chess Club has chal.
lenged the Washington Chess Club for /,
tournament OF four games The contest
began on yesterday. the Richmond play-
9NhNihS thc illSt TWO moves DIV mail
The first two moves from Washing,or
have not been received.
AT the regular meeting OF the Jefer-
sonian Educational Society the follow
Ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
term: James Nelson Wood president. n
NJ. Wills, vice-pres!dent; J. j. Ouantz
secretary; w. II. Mayo. treasurer; Carl
schultz, sergeant-at-arms
The reading contest for the Steele media,
given by DIR. George p. Steele. of This
city, VIII take place In the Phllologian
nan az Richmond College this afternoon
at O'Clock. Selections from standard
works will be read. The college faculty
VIII be the judges. The public is Invited
Mr.. J. b. childress. agent for the Ma.
SONIC Home and teacher at the institp-
ton, has resigned. 1t is understood that
ms resignation will be acted upon by the
BOARD next week. Mr.. Childress was
student Tor the ministry at Richmond
college. and II Is understood that he vii,
accept one OF two calls recently extended