Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Richard +. Byrd. Of Winchester
| Il in the city.
Miss Latham. OF Culpeper. Is the guest
OF Miss Bessie Barber.
General Colston is very sick at the
Soldiers Home with malarial-fever.
Mrs Peyton Wise Of Washington. has
been on q brief visit to Richmond friends.
Mss Florence Perkins. who has been
visiting relatives In Petersburg, has re-
turned home.
Miss Mary A. Guy. OF Hampton. Is
visiting Mrs J. +. Kersey, OF 2l7 west
Marshall street.
Mrs. II. A. Duval has returned from
the West, and is visiting at 1906 east
Marshall street.
MIR. W!ster Archer left on Thursday
for Tarpon Springs. Fla, TO spend some
time for his health.
Miss Annie RichwIne. OF Richmond. IS
visiting relatives and friends in North
and South Carolina.
Misses Lima and Ethel Clarke. OF Hall
fax county. are visiting Miss Kate Mar
shall, COZ east Main street.
Mr.. r. swepston Herbert. OF "Buckroe,"
ia stopping with his cousin, Mr.. T. S.
Herbert, 2S)i east Grace street.
1t is denied that there Is case OF
scarlet-fevcr at No. west Marshall
street. as was published yesterday.
Miss Title Kaufman. OF Washington, d.
c., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. n. ii. kauf-
,nan, at l0!if east cay street.
The territory Of Mr. John NJ. Bean,
travelling passenger agent Of the South
ern railway. has been extended.
Right Rev. DR.. Gordon. bishop OF King
ston. Jamaica, who has been spending a
few days in this city, left Friday.
Mt ]. Harvic Blair has been confined
20 his house for a week with the grip.
but will probably be out tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank ]. Burke, OF Libby Ill.,
VINO has been confined 10 his house By
sickness for two weeks. IS out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Firth. OF To-
ronto, Canada. are at the Mount Vernon.
and Will be welcomed by host OF friends.
The boxes for IAN Evening with Our
Grandmothers" will be sold al auction
Monday at u o'clock at Mozart Academy.
Mr.. John Mackie Of Engine Company
y, J, who has been quite sick for the past
two weeks, was a trifle better yesterday.
Miss Hester Dobbs. 24ll N street. has
returned home. after spending several
weeks In Lynchburg and at Well Water
Bishop Van de Vyver left last Monday
with Rev. Father William OBJ. Pardon,
& j.. for New York and other northern
cities.
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IS in the city. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverley y. Mun;ord. north Laurel
street
Mrs. Captain W. II. Pinchbcck, who has
been quite sick at her home on Twenty
second street, Is thought to be improving
slowly.
Miss Mary Latham Wills. who has
been visiting Washington d. c.. for over
a month. will be "at home" 10 her friends
after Tuesday.
Miss H. VI. Lett. who IL visiting Der sis
ter, Mrs II. j. Chldress. 9l3 IL North
Twenty-slxth street, expects TO leave for
her home soon.
Miss Oracle Sharp, who has been down
70 old Point to attend the marriage Of
her sister, Miss Ada Sharp to Mr.. Hugh
c. Cowan, OF Phoebus has returned to the
city.
Miss Rosye Cooper Of west Clay street.
has returned home, after visit Of several
weeks to her friend. Miss Gertrude Nal
lory, formerly Of Richmond, but now Of
Charlotte.
Miss Leah L. Reece. after a pleasant
visit Of several months with friends In
Richmond, viii leave in a few days for
her hOme after stopping a few days In
Hampton.
There is considerable complaint being
made by the residents OF Grace street
west Of Belvidere OF bad boys. who be-
spatter the doors and windows OF their
houses with mud.
Rev. DR.. Kerr will preach special
sermon to The young at the First Presby-
terrain church this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Sunday-school children will take
leading part In tine service.
4 bag OF lead pipe was found in the
alley between Ninth and Tenth and Clay
and Leigh streets yesterday. 1t was
Identified as having been stolen from
house No ia north Eighth street.
The BAPTIST Young Peoples onion of
Grace-Street Baptist church will give an
entertainment in that church next Tues
day pight at s o'clock. Some OF Rich
monds best talent will take part.
Mrs. DR.. ]. a. White. 200 east Franklin
street. will give an Eat home" from 1
10 o'clock next Wednesday evening and
the Wednesday following in honor Of
Mise jamie Berney. Of Mobile. Ala. who
Is her guest.
Mrs. Kate Jones, OF Church Hill, who
has been visiting her uncle. Henry 5.
Garrett. and sister-in-law, Mrs. Matte
McCarty (nee jones'. OF Lancaster, has
returned to Richmond af,er an enjoyable
trip Of two weeks.
DR. Parker would be glad If some up
town owners of wagons would agree 10
haul a few loads a day OF coal and wood
70 the poor free. MIR Binswanger has
fourteen tickets on hand. and can't get
the time TO haul all sent 10 him, espe-
Cialy when some are far In the West
End.
In One OF the daily papers recently. It
was stated that William NJ. Ford (col-
ored). who WAS charged in the Police
Court with having stolen four shirts was
a student OF the Virginia Normal and
Collegiate Institute. at Petersburg. He
was matriculated there. from Pennsyl-
Vania, but was expelled.
The ladies comprising the Board Of
Managers OF the Baptist Home for Aged
Women have presented DR.. Boyce u.
BROKER with a very handsome buggy
robe as token OF their appreciation
OF his services rendered the inmates du-
ring the past year.
The annual charity concert for the poor
OF the Sacred Heart Parish has been ar
ranged 10 take place on Tuesday, JanU-
airy Goth. at the Richmond Theatre. The
entertainment will be under the personal
direction OF Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan. which
Is n sufficient guarantee that II will at
tain 70 a high degree Of artistic merit.
The Vaudeville Club is the name OF
an organization OF amateurs just formed
here, with Mr.. Howard Holland as man
aver. The club numbers twenty, which
Is the limit OF membership. II ia nro-
posed BY the club 10 give entertainments
during this winter and the coming spring
for the benefit OF charitable objects. 10
which they will turn over the entire pro-
ceeds derived from their performance.
The pleasant home OF Mr. and Mrs. J.
X. Weisiger. OF Church Hi, was. on
Friday evening the scene OF much enjoy