Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DIR. J. Y Fair is confined to his
room by sickness.
Treasurer w. W. Hunter, OF Norfolk.
was in the city yesterday.
Senator w. NJ. Flanagan left yesterday
afternoon for his home in Powhatan.
Bishop Newton will administer the
rite of confirmation at st. PauIs church
Sunday.
Hon. Howard Hathaway member OF the
House from Lancaster, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. p. III. Mayo and family have left
for a visit to ST. Augustine, going thence
to Palm Beach. Fla.
DIR. f. G. Booth. OF James City. passed
through Richmond yesterday on his way
home from Nottoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. billiard. OF Black
stone, are the guests of their relatives.
Messrs. Richard and Sydney T. Epes, NO.
3lS south Third street.
Dove Lodge, No. 81. A. F. and A. NJ,
will meet at the Masonic Temple this
evening at o'clock. There will be work
In the first and second degrees.
There will be very interesting exercises
AT the meeting of r. Il. Lee Camp, No. l.,
Confederate Veterans. tonight, and all
the members who can will attend.
Marriage licenses were issued In Wash
ington Wednesday to John +. Ligan and
Hattie Donavan, and to Ellis G. White
and Annie G. Cole, all Of Richmond.
Mrs X. B. Savage. Of No sos west Mar
shall street, and Mrs. William Davis, No.
4l-2 west Clay street, start for New YORK
Monday morning on ten-days' trip.
Rev. James It. Dickinson, pastor OF
the North Orange IN. j. Baptist church,
is I'm the city, visiting his father. Rev. DIR.
| A. f. Dickinson. 1885 west Grace street.
The police of the First District found a
| set of double-wagon harness in Fish al
lev Yesterday morning, and took 1t to the
! First Police-Station TO await Identified
| ton.
The Young People's Union of the Second
| Rantist church will give social enter
| tainment this evening at SIS O'Clock, anc
| a very interesting and novel programme
has been arranged.
Mr.. Horace f, Smith will leave for New
York next Saturday TO complete arrange
ments with the well-known New Yorl
manager. Major j. b. Pond. for an ex
| tended tour through the East and Yves
| OF Mr. Polk Miller.
| Mr.. c. F.. 2. Caracristi formerly a well
known civil engineer OF Chesterfield, ou
| now a resident Of the republic of Colon
bia. South America, is a guest at Muir
phys. MIR Caracristi is here on visi
TO friends and relatives.
The regular melting OF the Third Pre-
| cinct Democratic Club Of Marzfall ware
will be held tonight at O'Clock a
| IlapnnQrafc q
vited to attend. Several speeches are ex
pected.
Mr.. C. w Hunters Sunday-school clas
OF Broad-Street Methodist church WI
hold a soclable In the church parlor to
night at s o'clock. Speeches. readings
recitatlons, singing. and refreshments vii
be the order OF the evening.
Captain C. A. Crawford. recently electe
captain Of Company ., has not aocepte
the trust as yet. II IL hoped by milltar,
men in general that Captain Crawfor
win again enter soldier life and TAX
charge of the "old Dominion Guard"
There is still deadlock in the Howit
GERS for the election OF second lieutenant
| Sergeants woodson and Williams are III
| candidates, and have strong friends VII
| arc working for victory. At the ueetin
last Tuesday night another fruitless effor
was made to elect lieutenant. bu
neither candidate secured the requsit
number OF votes. Sergeant Williams bein
three short and Sergeant Woodson sever
The stonewall Club. No. IS. -Lyceur
League Of America, win entertain IN
members Of the Epworth League Of Ger
tenary Methodist church with yer
UNIQUE literary programme this evenin
al Centenary church. The following ar
the participants In the programme
Messrs w. p. Crawford. Ed. Hill cour
ney. Roy Lewis, Il. NJ. Sheppard. r. "
| Iaughton. and r. T. Sutton, Jr. Both q
cieties are looking forward to the ever
.. with great pleasure.