Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. John Armatage left yesterday for a
ten-days trip to New York.
Mr. John Grgg is i'll at hts residence.
| on north Twenty-sixth street.
Mrs. Laura F. Smith is detained at her
home. Twenty-ninth and Broad streets.
| by Sickness
Miss Annie Ryan will play in the or
| chestra tonight az the entertainment
| given at ST. Mary's Hall.
The annual intermediate concert OF the
Woman's College will be given next Fri
| day night at $50 O'Clock
Chapter 4sS. of st. Andrews Brother
hood, will hold meeting tonight at the
chapel OF the Holy Trinity.
Goethe. Verein will meet at the resi-
dence OF Rev. |. koplowitz. 7o6 east Leigh
street, tonight at $50 o'clock.
Richmond Conclave. Improved order Of
Heptasophs. will meet at Ellett's Annex
Hall tonight to install officers.
The delegates and alternatcs from Old
Dominion chapter left yesterday to attend
the meeting in Washington OF the Daugh-
ters of the Revolution.
President Lyon c. Tyler, of william
and Mary College, has been called TO the
bedside Of his wife, who is quite Ill at
ST. Luke's Home. In this city.
Mr.. William f. Dibrell, who has been
confined to his home for two or three
weeks by sickness was out on the street
for short while yesterday
Miss Lille Richardson returned home
sunday. after spending two months with
her sister. Mrs. j. W. Turner, Of West
Point Va.
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week will take place tomorrow at the
usual hour and place. instead of to-day
Members are asked to make a note of the
change.
Miss Rebecca l.. Storrs. who has been
visiting in Baltimore. will return TO
Richmond to-day, bringing as her guest
Miss Elizabeth McEldeny Mulekin, from
Baltimore.
While sweeping snow from her porch
Sunday Miss Jennie Cullngworth slipped
and fell down. hurting herself quite pain
fully. She was reported to be resting
very well yesterday.
Willie Moxneld (colored) was arrested
yesterday on the charge of refusing to
assist a policeman In making an arrest.
He was bailed for his appearance be-
fore the Police Court
An abstract OF the military force OF the
United States, as complied from the
latest reports received by the Adjutant-
General Of the army. gives Virginia but
3.l07 organized soldiers, and 10000 avail
able men.
This evening Major Lewis Ginter will
give at his residence. on west Franklin
street, a dinner In honor of Rev. Dr.
Moses -. Hoge. who a week hence cele-
brates the fiftieth anniversary of his pas
torate at the Second Presbyterian church.
Mis-. Ii. NJ. Coghill and her daughter
Mrs. j. W. Talley, left Tuesday to be
absent some time. visiting the son Of the
former, Mr.. z. Il. Coghill general mana
ger of the Telephone Exchange Of VIII
mington, ~ G.. Mrs Talley will also
visit Savannah and Macon. Ga. before
her return.
The indications are that the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall will be
crowded next Monday night. when Rev.
John Jasper is to deliver his famous dis
course. 1.-The Sun DO Move" for the bene-
Mt OF the Free Dispensary. The noted
negro theologlan, whose lecture In itself
will afford n rare evenings entertain
ment will be assisted by choir Of Sc
lected voices.
Mr.. Adolph SilberStein. grand secretary
OF the |. o. $. Il. Of the United States.
installed a lodge Of the order at Druids'
Hall Sunday afternoon. Twenty-six char
ter members were enrolled. and addresses
were made by Messrs. Silberstein. Stern.
A. Polak. Sol. Bloomberg. and Rev.
Or. Koplavitch. Mr.. Nathan Cohen was
elected president and Mr.. Alex. Cohen
vice-presldent. The Sons OF Benjamin is
a beneficial order.