Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-01
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Davis Lea is in the city for a brief
visit
Mr.. Writ Brown. of Louisville, KY. is
In the city.
Captain T. II. Dlckerson and wife are
in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis O'Nen have re-
turned from a visit TO Stanton.
Mrs. James H. Dooley f. in Stanton,
the guest OF Mrs. B. n. Atkinson.
Sheriff p. II. Huddleston. Of Bedford
county, was at the Capitol yesterday.
Mrs Ida Il. Rider and Mrs. C. o. Camp
bell left yesterday evening for New York.
Miss Claudia seay. OF north Twentieth
street, left yesterday on visit to Staun-
ton.
Miss Julia Lee has returned to the city
after q delightful summer spent In War
renton.
Mr.. T. ]. Landergren. of the Union
News Company. Washington, d. c.. Is
in the city.
DR.. f. T. Robinson, who has been quite
sick for some time, was able to be out
driving yesterday.
Mr.. Ambrose Bryne, OF this city. has
accepted position as managing tele-
graph operator at Wytheville
Miss Sallie Tomp<ins arrived In the
city on Saturday from Port Royal. and
Is the guest OF Mrs. J. B. Lightfoot.
Mrs. Anne Rutherford. OF Rock
Castle" Is the guest of DR.. and Mrs
George Ben. Johnston. east Grace street.
Miss Emily Wexford Marshall. OF Eau
quler county. Is the guest OF Mrs. John
s. Wexford, No. 1913 east Grace street.
Mr.. Alexander B. Mackey. of London.
Eng, formerly associated with the staff
OF the Willesden Chronicle. is in the city.
The bazaar 10 be given OF the armory
for the benefit OF the Home for Incura-
bles will begin on the 4th OF November.
Miss Mary H. Thaw has returned from
New York. and will open her classes In
dancing at Belvidere Hall Saturday af-
ternoo1.
Mrs. John Bell Bigger and daughter
Mrs. Hay. 7. Thornton, left for Baltimore
yesterday to visit n very sick sister or
the former.
Ut. FRANK -. tldfktT ltll yesterday
morning for New York. to attend the
special lectures on bacteriology at Belle
vue Hospital.
Policeman r. A. Allen arrested Henry
Fife (colored) in the Second Police Dis
trict yesterday. charged with stabbing
Joseph johnson.
Mr.. r. r. Freeman. who Is connected
with the firm of Howard Swineford &
Son. is sick with typhoidfsver at the
Virginia Hospital.
Miss Mary Amber Gravatt will spent
this winter In Richmond. the guest Of
her brother. Rev Mr.. John j. Gravatt.
on west Franklin street.
The Misses Buck. OF Suffolk. who have
been the guests of the Misses Seay. of
north Twentieth street. for the past five
weeks. have returned home.
Miss Mamie J. Shelley has returned to
the city, after delightful visit to her
father. in Washington. She Is stopping
with her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Murphy.
Miss Marion Robins, who has been
spending several weeks as the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. william j. Mann. at her
home, in Fauquler county, has returned
10 the city.
Professor J. Leslie Hall passed through
the city yesterday en- route To Williams
burg. where he fills the Chair Of History
and English Literature at William and
Mary College.
Revs. Hartley J. Carmichael and J. X.
Mason left on the 2:30 p. NJ. train yes
terday afternoon for Minneapolis, to at
tend the Episcopal General Convention, to
be held In that city.
Mrs. Dudley Dubose, OF Charlottesville,
Va, Is the guest OF Mrs. J. Adair Pleas
ants. Mrs. Dubose is on her way to Mon
tana, and Is here to take leave OF her
friends before going West.
Mr.. James Harrison, who fills a minor
role in the Louis James Company. was
a popular actor In Richmond during
war-tlmes. He was warmly greeted by
a host Of old friends yesterday.
A large meeting OF Richmond Lodge.
No. I. l. o. o. E., was held last night.
Several prominent representatives, OF
other lodges were present and refresh
ments were served after adjournment.
Mr.. John J. Gam will return IN few
DAYS from Newport News. where he was
called last week on business Mr.. Gam
lived In Newport News for a year or
two. but has lately come back to Rich
mond 10 reside.
young man named Myers. while riding
his bicycle Sunday afternoon. was run
down by a milk-wagon at the corner OF
Grace and Ninth streets Although his
wheel was damaged beyond repair, Mr.
Myers escaped unscathed
Mr.. John Armstrong Chanler. OF New
York. h In the city. the guest OF Captain
Gordon McCabe. Mrs. Chanler Amelie
Rives) has gone TO the Hot Springs, OF
Arkansas, as she Is cOnvalescing but
slowly from a severe attack of grip.
Hon. W. c. Maybury. OF Detroit Mich,
managing director of the Standard Accl-
dent Insurance Company, is In the city,
returning from the Atlanta Exposition
Mr.. william II. Mead. superintendent OF