Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
WHAT OUR FRIENDS ARE DOING
Much Personal and General News
About People and Affairs in Whom
Nearly All Richmond II More or
Less Interested.

Mrs. william Rson. OF Danville. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. +. A. Barber.
Mr.. r. 1. Bailey. who has been indis-
posed for a few days. is much improved.
Trinity Lodge of Good Templars will
hold an open meeting next Tuesday night.
Bible-class at Fourteenth-Street Mission
will meet promptly at $3.50 this after
noon.
DR.. p. d. Temple is visiting his sister,
Mrs. J. p. Harrison, 2Sli east Broad
street.
Mr.. John Cameron. who was thrown from
more, is on visit TO Mrs. {. OBJ.
| Cowardin.
Mrs. Sarah Faust has returned home
| from very pleasant visit with friends In
Scottsville.
Miss Ella Raynes leaves Monday night
| for the Atlanta exposition and Jackson
vile. Fla.
Mrs. C. ]. Powell OF Baltimore, Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. l.. j. Samuel, on
| Church Hill.
| Miss Lizzie Elmore, of Englewood, n.
j.. is visiting Miss Walthall. at 800 east
Leigh street.
Mr.. George s. Hewitt has returned to
the city. after an extended business trip
| TO northern cities.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Levy will return to-r'or-
row night from visit to her sister-in-
law, in Norfolk. Neb.
Mr.. Sim Doherty. who was severely
hurt in Monroe Park a few days since
is rapidly recovering.
Captain and Mrs. ]. f. Fitz viii cele-
brate their floral wedding anniversary
at home next Wednesday,.
Mr.. James OConnor of West Point
has returned home, accompanied by his
! niece. Miss Nellye Duffy.
Mr.. Douglass Adair. of Chestnut Hill,
has been quite Sick but his condition was
thought to be better yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Barrow, of GA north Eighth
street, has returned to the city, after d
pleasant sojourn in New York.
Mrs. r. j. Price of Vienna, Md, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Lester
No. Sl4 north Twenty-ninth street.
Mr.. Angus Hume Of Roanoke. who has
been visiting his cousins, Drs. ". h. and
r. A. Nichols, has returned home.
General and Mrs. Bradley r. Johnson
are on n visit 10 the city, and are stop
ping at Mrs. Duval's. sol east Franklin
street.
Miss Alice Cowardin. who has been
visiting friends in Orange county since
she left the Hot Springs, has returned
home.
Congressman Tazewell Elicit has sold
10 Mr. Reuben Burton his handsome resi-
dence on Main near Adams street, for
$l2 800.
DR.. Stuart Mcclure performed a sue
cessful operation on Miss Sallie f.
Thornton on Tuesday, and she is doing
very well.
Mr.. Henry Harrison has so far recover
ed from his spell Of typhoid-fever as to be
able to go on visit 10 his parents, In
Cumberland county.
Dir. and Mrs. c. W. willard. Of Chicago,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route for Charles City, TO spend the
winter with relatives.
Misses Eleanor and Marie Higgins, OF
Governor street, left Thursday for At
lanta, Ga, to be the guests OF their
brother, Mr.. Joseph n. Higgins.
The market on glycerine. a commodity
which is extensively used by tobacco mer-
chants in this city, has advanced mate
rally within the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston l.. Roper and
children. of Petersburg, are stopping with
their mother, Mrs. NJ. T.. Wilson. OF the
Machison Flats. south Fifth street.
Mrs. L. ]. Cardoza and Master Ran
dolph have returned from the White Sui
phur. and will be at Mrs. Stephen Hun
ters. east Franklin street, for the winter.
Very Rev. Father Cutler will entertain
If
Union tomorrow night with an interest
ing address on The Future of Our Young
Men"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Redd and son
returned home last week. after spending
several months at "Ellerslie." Ms.
Redd's fathers home. on the James
river.
Misses Land and Keeling of Norfolk.
left yesterday for their homes, after
having spent a delightful time visiting
Mrs. +. a. Armzew for the past two
weeks.
Miss Mamie Proffitt OF Chestnut Hill.
returned home Tuesday. after most de-
uehtfu visit of seven weeks with ner
cousin, Mrs. S. II. Turner OF Wash
ington.
Mr.. Edris A. Willis and family. OF
october 3, 1895. with the remains of his
daughter. Alice. returned 10 their home
Tuesday last
Messrs. Wexford Estes and Horace
Weaver. of Madison county, have returned
home after spending a pleasant visit with
their uncle, Mr.. w. l.. Nichols, Of ~
west Marshall street.
Miss Julette Pennamen Hail. OF Baltl-
nd Ia
Wednesday, was considered much better
Yesterday. and no doubts are now en-
tertained Of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Holmes have
issued invitations announcing the mar
rage of their daughter, Beulah. TO Mr..
Mortimer II. Burton, "Wednesday evening,
october 2sd, at half-past 8 o'clock.
Rev. Dr. w. W. Landrum will conduct
service at the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon in welcome
of Secretary Mckee. Messrs. Il. Ii.
Cloves and Sheppard Webb will sing.
Mrs. Z. Hudnall. proprietress of st.
Johns Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla. on her
return from New York is stopping with
her nephew, Mr.. NJ. F. Hudnal for seve
raj weeks She goes from here 10 At
lanta.
In the reorganization or McGuire's
football team Mr.. l.. l.. Harrison was
elected captain. r. q. Lambert manager.
Mr. Sycle secretary. and Mr.. Il. Harrison.
late of the University Of Virginia. as
trainer.
Rev. ]. A. Morehead. pastor Of the
First English Lutheran church. VIII
preach the second sermon on the he-
formation to-day at II A. M. Subject,
"The Protestant Reformation; It's Basal
Principles"