Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
Personals and Briefs.

Polk Miller and Judge Farrar left last
night for Houston, Tex.
Mrs. John d. Lottier is in Baltimore,
visiting her sister. Mrs. Albert Richie.
Policeman James H. Hulcher and wife
left Thursday for an extended trip
North
Hon. John s. Wise. Of New York. is
visiting his sister Mrs. Mayo, at the
Mount Vernon.
Miss Lucille Nelson. OF Culpeper, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. W. q. Neal, at
4OS east Main street.
Miss Hattie Madison, Of Church Hill,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A. Perkin'
son, Of Raleigh, n. c.
Miss Annie u. Lambeth left yesterday
morning to attend the unwilling cere-
monies in Raleigh, n. c.
Mrs S. w Travers and Misses Nellie
and Mary Rogers have returned. after
a delightful week spent in New York.
Mrs James b. Patton left yesterday for
Birmingham. Ala. where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. a. r. Dearborn, for few
weeks.
Miss Flossie Moore. OF Petersburg, who
has been visiting friends In this city and
Manchester, returned home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. b. w. Lifsey, of Emporia, returned
home yesterday, after spending a few
days with Mrs. A. II. Criath Sl2 west
Cary street.
Mrs. b. Watts. OF Pittsburg. Pa. left
for Stony Greek yesterday, after a de-
lightful visit with friends at 3l2 west
Cary street
The condition of Mr. r. c. Redman, OF
1903 Floyd avenue, is improving, and his
attending physician says he will be out
by the first Of the month.
The Episcopal Council having adjourned
at Charlottesville Friday night. those
who were in attendance from Richmond
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. John G. Dabney, Of King William
Mills King william county Is in the
city on visit to his wife, who has been
sick FOR the past two weeks.
Major John Poe, Jr.. Chief OF Police,
has returned from Washington, where he
went last week to attend the convention
OF chiefs OF police OF the country.
The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial As.
ISOLATION will hold an important meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. f. ]. Parrish, Of this city. left yes
terday morning TO visit friends and ac-
quaintances in Cumberland county. where
he expects to spend couple Of weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pickett Camp.
Confederate Veterans. will have called
meeting at Smiths Hall Monday evening
at o'clock. a full attendance is desired.
The Turnpike Base Ban Clubs new uni
forms have been finished, and will proba
bly, be used for the frst occasion on next
Saturday, May 18th, on Fairmont race
track grounds.
Miss Henrietta F. Noble and her little
sister. Ellen, have returned to their home.
in Washington, after spending "A few days
in this city with their father. DR.. Noble
No. 10 west Clay.
Master Charlie Hilliard, who had his
eye knocked out Sunday evening by being
accidently struck with stick from the
hands Of the driver. is doing nicely. He
Is attended by Drs. Shields, Ellis, and
Morrlck.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Allen have issued |
cards for the marriage OF their daugh- |
ter Florence. TO Mr.. II. r. Hunter, Mon |
day evening. at 6:l5 o'clock, at the resi- |
denco Of the brides parents, 9lS east Mar |
shall street
Revival services will begin at Centenary |
Methodist church this morning and con- |
tinue for two weeks Rev. DR.. w. NJ. |
Leftwich, man Of great power. VIII as
sist Dr. Sledd. Or. Leftwich is quartered |
at Ford's Hotel.
Rev. J. A. French. d. D.. pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Talladega, Ala. in |
transit from the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. IN Washington. Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In Richmond. He leaves /
for his home tomorrow.
A mule. attached to wagon loaded
with cans OF milk. became unruly and
ran away on lower Main street yesterday
morning. Near the corner OF Nineteenth
street the wagon was upset. and several
gallons OF the lacteal fluid filled the gut
ter,
ST. Omar Council OF Knights Kadosh.
No. /, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite will meet next Monday night for
election Of officers and other important
business. IL is und srstood that the coun-
cil will confer the S0th degree early next
fall.
Or. Robert +. Williams. OF this city.
has just returned from Vienna, where he
has been studying medicine. He is a
graduate OF the University OF Virginia,
took a two-years' course in New York.
and then went abroad 70 prosecute his
studies.
Rev Dr. s. A. Goodwin, OF Savannah,
Ca. formerly pastor OF Grovs-Ayenue
Baptist church. stopped In the city a
lew hours yesterday, returning home from
He was called on by some
of his old congregation, and happy
Ind cordial greeting took place.
Al a business meeting Of 81. James
Epworth League Friday night Il was
ietermlned 10 send delegate 10 the great
esgue convention. to be held in Chat
Ianooea In June. and Rev. ]. w. Moore
selected for the place 1t was also decided
% attend the union meeting 70 take place
4 Centenary. church on the night Of June
9Th In a hodv