Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Pizzini are visiting
In New York.
Rev. James b. Funston. Of Portsmouth.
spent several days in the city this week.
Mr. John ]. Gam. of this city. has been
called 10 Newport News, his old home.
Mrs. J. r. speight. OF Norfolk. Is spend
Ing some time at the MI. vernon win
Mrs. Mayo.
II e understood that Mr.. John f. Baber
will be in charge OF the wlne-room at
the Jefferson.
Rev. Father Cutler Is at the bedside of
Father Kenefick of Fredericksburg, who
Is seriously ILL.,
Miss Madge Olmstead, who has been
the guest of Miss Handy. returned yester-
day to Elizabeth, n. j.
The gymnasium classes OF the. Young
Mems Christian Association VIII open
formally Monday night.
Mr.. Charles A. Taylor Is In New York,
attending the meeting OF representatives
of the allied roads OF the South.
Mr.. E. II. Peple. formerly book-keseper
at the Citizens Bank. has accepted first
class position In the Stewart Hotel, New
York.
Mrs Frank Woodward. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. James d. Patton.
will leave to-day for her home, In South
Carolina.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture at the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon at o'clock
Services will be held at the Soldiers.
Home chapel Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Taylor. OF the LAUREL
Street Methodist church.
Mr.. ]. l.. Sanders. Treasurer Of Henry
county, and Mr.. George l.. Smith. Urea
surer OF York county, were visitors at
the Library building yesterday.
Mr. Buckner Randolph. son OF Rev. b.
NJ Randolph. and who was professor at
the High School last year. Is attending
the Medical College In this city.
A large telephone-pole on the corner OF
Sixth and Grace streets, fell Thursday
night, and dragged down a lot of wire.
The pole was rotten at the base.
Rev. J. c. Hiden. d. D.. having returned
To the city will occupy his pulpit at
Grove Avenue church tomorrow at both
the morning and evening services.
Thursday evening some one entered the
hall of No. ITO west Main street and
stole dress pattern and several hand
kerchiefs. No arrests nave yet peen
made.
Mrs. Howard Shackleford. are among the
guests at the Jefferson-Park Hotel, Char
lottesviIle, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr. Roy Ford. Of 700 north Twenty
seventh street. who has been suffering
with rheumatism for three weeks, Is Inn
proving, and expects to be out again In
few days.
Mrs. w. f. Hatcher and family have
returned to the city Dr. Hatcher is ex-
pected to-day Though not entirely re-
stored. he hopes to be able to I'LL his pui-
pit tomorrow.
Miss Clara Tinsley, OF Gloucester coun-
~ has arrived in the city to attend the
Richmond Female Seminary. Miss Eve
lyn Hopkins. OF the same county, Is also
here to attend school.
State-SeSretary Coulter. OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. has moved
| his family to this city. General-Secretary
| Mckee is expected 10 arrive here about
| the 10th Of next month.
| The Vanderbilts and j. Pierrepont Nor
cams family will spend several weeks du-
| ring the autumn at the Hot Springs. Va.
| and II is understood that they may take
| i'm Richmond on their return to New York
very quiet marriage was solemnized
| at the residence OF DIR. II. A. upper, OF
| Frank Nelson and Miss Mamie Houston
| of Richmond, being the contracting par
| ties.
DR. Pollard. Professor OF English al
Richmond College and formerly pastor OF
| Ielgh-Street Baptist church. will preach
at Broadus-Memorial BAPTIST church
| Thirty-second and Marshall streets, at Il
| A NJ He will be glad to meet and gree
many of his old friends In the East End.