Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
persOun;s and Briefs.

The Misses Moore are located at the
Warm Springs for the season.
MIR. and Mrs Jackson y. Wood LETT the
city yesterday for the Alieghany springs.
AIessrs. Albert J. Meyer and NJ: Thomas
Burke are visiting friends In baltimore
DR.. Samuel s. Reynolds. of Pittsylvania
county, Is on a brief visit 10 Dr. Ramon
j.. Garcin.
Miss Mamie church. Of Norfolk. is on a, a
visit to Miss Louie faltldmp' At NJ. III"
Brook road.
Miss Ida A. Dasch. of Baltimore is Wis
Itirg Mir, and Mrs. j. t.. Butler. No. SO2
east Grace street
Mr.. II. G. Sims and family have moved
TO their country home, Liberty springs,
Va, for the summer.
Mr.. John Morton, the well-known florist
is quite sick with fever at his nome on
the Broad-Street road.
Rev. y. s. Farland. assistant rector of
St Pauls church. VIII preach at 81 LUX
chapel tonight at SD.
Rev. ]. T. Cannon was resting much
more comfortably yesterday, nut there IF
little change in his condition.
William II. Hamilton yesterday qualified
I'm the Chancery Court as administrator
OF Robert Hamilton, doceasad
Mrs. r.. NJ. Glover has so far recovered
from her recent Illness as to be able 10 re-
sumo her duties at the Union Gospel mis-
sion.
Mrs. W. L. Hodges and Miss Flora B
CatOgnI. OF Roanoke, are the guests Oh
Mrs. e. Dominica, No. 1870 east Broad
street.
Mrs. f. r. Fairlamb and her daughter
Miss louie have returned home AFTER z
delightful stay OF two weeks at virginia
Beach.
All committees having in charge any OF
the arrangements for the celebration OF
German-Day this year will report on Au-
gust LIST.
Companies A and -. Of the Blues Bat
TALON. were paid off nj their armofy last
night for services rendered by them at
P0cahontas.
Mrs. Dr. W. d. Burfoot and niece
Miss irene BurfOot left yesterday for the
summer on a visit to Mr. q. T.. Caskie, Of
LOvingstOn, Va.
Mr.. George w. Richardson. who has
been quite sick for some TINE az s
residence. No. M2 east Marshall street,
is improving slowly.
The quarterly meeting Of the Woman's
Baptist Foreign Missionary Inion VIII
take place to-day NJ the Nenable-Street
church at $50 o'clock.
Miss Virdie Caskle and Master James
II Caskie returned home yesterday after
BurfOot, $40 north sixth street.
Miss I.ucretia Wilson left Tuesday al
ternOOn for her home, near New YORK
city, after delightful visit OF two weeks
to friends In this city. her former nome.
Mr. Everett Parkinson left yesterday to
attend the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Convention in Baltimore. He viii visit
Philadelphia and other points before lie
returns home.
Among the visitors AT the State Library
building Yesterday we're Sheriu N.
Briggs, of Clarke county, -Sherln j. !.
Beard. of Amherst county treasurer
Hugh Hamilton. of Fauquier county.
Mrs. Emily l.. Sherwood. a well-known
newspaper writer, of VI ashington. Is In the
city for the purpose or writing. an artcIe
descriptive of Richmond ior washington
Chicago, and Syracuse IN. fD papers.
The clothing and shoe statesmen have
adopted resolutions earnestly thanking the
Central Trades and Labor Council and Mr..
A. r. McCulloch for their helpful efforts
in the matter of inducing The clothing and
shoe merchants To close their places or
business at +. NJ. during the summer
months.
Mr. u. O. Lewis in a letter 10 a frieni
In this city, reports a delightful time at
the -Endeavor Convention at
BOSTON Among other places visited this
Concord, the White Mountains, Portland,
Me-, and Old-Orcharti Beach. Next week
New York Will be visited. lie speaks
very natteringly OF Boston, but thinks
there IL no place like Richmond after all.
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