Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Miss Emma z. Parkinson has returned
home
Mr.. ". II. Harmon and family have
moved to Highland Springs.
Mrs. Charles II. Page IS I'm Iynchburg.
attending the Methodist Conference.
Mrs. c. C. Roberts. Of No. 19 south
Fourth street, left yesterday for a trip
to Baltimore.
Miss Laura Adair. OF Atlanta, Is the
guest OF the Misses Williams, No. 20
west Grace street.
Misses Jennie and Annie b. Cook, Of
Hanover county, are guests OF Miss
Louise Quarles, on Grove avenue.
Miss Mary c. Dew. OF Caroline county,
IS on q visit 10 her aunt, Mrs. Linton o.
Miller, No. 800 east Grace street.
Miss Ella Ashby Bernard oc Peters
burg, IS the guest of Mr.. Charles a.
Rose, No. sos west Grace street.
Mrs. A. y. Mahoney and daughter, OF
Portsmouth. Va, are visiting Mrs. W. c.
Mahoney. OF 40 1913 west Clay street
The first german Of the Richmond Ger
man Club viii be given December 7th
and the Christmas german on January
.lh
Miss Alice Saunders, Of No 5l5 north
Eighteenth street. has left the city 10
visit friends and relatives in Jellico,
Tenn.
Judge Thomas n. Welch and wife. of
Caroline county, Va are stopping at
Mrs. Linton o. Nnier's, No. 3o5 east
Grace street
Mrs. Gervas storrs, OF 10. 111-2 south
Foushee street, will have as her guest
her niece, Miss Elizabeth McElderry Null
likln. Of Baltimore Nd.
8Ir w. i. Timberlake, Of the Rich
mond Traction Company is stu confined
to his home on Chestnut Hill, with
bilious and malaria-feyer.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Bessie May Christian TO Mr. Lonnie A.
Douglas Wednesday, the 9th. at No.
Glf1-2 north Twenty-seventh street.
Mr.. James T. Neal member Of the
council from jefferson Ward, who has
been confined 20 his home on account Of
sickness. has sufficiently recovered, to be
at his place on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Relnhardts silver
wedding anniversary occurred yesterday,
ever, many intimate friends sent warm
congratulations and beautiful gifts.
Mr. j. Z. Keelyn, of Chicago. president
Of the Western Telephone Construction
Company, which furnished the phones
for the Richmond Telephone Company. IS
I'm the city on business and pleasure
combined.
There Will be preaching at Boltz's Hall,
Fulton, at o'clock this afternoon by
Rev. L. NJ. Omer who has been preach
ing some very forcible and convincing
sermons 10 the people Of Fulton during
the past two weeks.
Last night, late, white man named
Pierce fell down upon the curbing near
the Old Market. and had the flesh under
his right eye badly cut. The ambulance
was summoned and the wound was
dressed by DR.. Labenberg.
The regular monthly meeting Of Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union viii
be held at the Soldiers Home Wednes-
day. November 18th, at II A. NJ. sharp.
Rev. Or. Hoge will preach and Captain
Frank Cunningham will sing.
Two young men engaged in a difficulty
on one Of the Clay-street cars last eve
ming. and caused much excitement for
a lew minutes one of the combatants
was right badly bruised about The face
by the other. No arrests were made.
The lecture and address on Southern
women Monday night TO Pickett Camp.
promises to attract large audience. The
evening will be interspersed with other
entertaining exercises. The ladies and
friends OF the camp are invited to at
tend
A negro boy by the name OF Frank
smith was arrested and lodged at the
ThIrd-Police Station last night, upon the
charge OF stealing five pairs Of gloves
from the front Of Thalhimor's store. cor
ner Fifth and Broad streets, yesterday
afternoon.
Llbertas Lodge OF Perfection, No. 8.
Scottish Rite MasOns, meets tomorrow
night. This splendid organization has a
large membership, and during the win
ter will confer degrees on many candi-
dates. The date for the next annual
conventus has not yet been fixed.
The Rarton-Helghts Baptist and Metho-
dist churches will worship together this
morning in the Baptist church, and
Rev. Julian Broaddus, of Berryville. will
preach. There will DO no service at
night In the Baptist church, but the
membership will attend the association
I'm session at the Tabernacle.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucy NJ Burbank.
whose death IS announced in to-days
Dispatch, will take place from the resi-
dence No. 921 west Clay street. this
afternoon at o'clock DR.. Hatcher will
ofBciate. Deceased was the mother OF
Mr.. Charles Burbank, OF Steamer Com
many No. 2, of the Richmond Fire De-
partment
On next Tuesday night there will be
large turnout of Odd-Fellows at odd
Fellows Hall. corner OF Mayo and
Franklin streets. on the occasion OF the
oliclal visitation OF T. " Turney. ESQ.
erand-master of the order in Virginia,
10 Friendship Lodge, No. 10. 1t is pro-
liable that an initiation will be given,
"a well as a general exemplification OF
the work Of the order. to which Odd-Fel-
lows generally are invited.
Rtchmonder. In New York.
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