Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-28
Personals and Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. Jeter Jones. Of this city, is summer
ing at Old Point
Mrs. Clarence Taylor Boykin is visit
ing Mrs. Frayser, near Petersburg.
Mrs B. c. Young of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days in Richmond.
Mrs. Stephen Hunter and Mr.. Maurice
Hunter have gone 10 the Warm Springs.
Mr.. w. II. Chism, deputy sheriff Of
Hanover, was in the city yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. ]. Cardozo and Master Ran
dolph Cardozo left Friday for the Warm
Springs.
Miss Ada Cosby. Of this city, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Lolita Wells, OF
Petersburg.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wheat, Of the Times re-
portofial staff, is quite sick at the Retreat
Tor the Sick.
Judge f. r. Farar lectures before the
Summer Normal Institute at Tappahan-
mock tonight.
Mr.. c. f. Peasants, Secretary McKee's
amiable coadjutor, spent the day at Man
chester Sunday.
The Blooming Laurels met the Kilbys
at Kilby Saturday and defeated them by
a score of 80 TO s.
Mr.. Robert Brook OF Sutherland Va.
Is visiting his grandfather, Mr.. Robert
Brook, at I'LL east Clay street.
Mrs. William G. Taylor. Of Fonticello,
with two children, Walter and Gene,
are visiting relatives in Farmvilie, Va.
MIR. Lowndes Peple, Of 1903 south Third
street who has recently had a severe
spell of fever, continues 70 strengthen.
Mr.. John w. Massie left Saturday for
Hanover county, Va, where he viii spend
a few weeks with friends and relatives.
Policeman Minor made his initial APP
pearance in the Police Court yesterday,
He had two prisoners before His Honor.
The condition OF Mr.. NJ. C. Lawson. who
has been confined TO his home for several
weeks. was thought TO be somewhat bet
ter yesterday
Mrs DR.. william II. Hening, Of Pow
hatan county, who had me small bone
broken In her ankle on last Thursday, IS
not any better.
The condition Of Mr.. c. II. Hasker, who
is seriously III at mis- residence, No. 60
north Twenty-ffth street, was thought to
be no better last night.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Cannon, Of Richmond,
and a cadet OF the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute at Blacksburg. Va, is stopping
at the Bygeia, at old Point
Miss Caro- Belsor. Of Summerton, S. c.,
has returned home after pleasant visit
10 her friend, Miss Fannie A. Brailsford,
No. 1G south First street. this city.
Mrs. S. Lindas and Master Benjamin j.
Iindas. OF ST. Louis, Mo-, have returned
home. after delightful visit TO Richmond,
old Point, Hampton, and Phoebus.
Miss Pearlie Craft, Of West Lynchburg,
who has been visiting Miss Pauline Ed
wards. of west Marshall street, returned
home yesterday morning, after a most
delightful visit.
Rev. j. G.. Beckwith. of Kershaw, S. C.,
who attended the reunion, has returned
home. He expresses himself more tnan
pleased with the Old Dominion and its
beautiful women.
There was no change yesterday in the
condition Of Mrs. Martha j. Llpscomb,
who lies ill with paralysis at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. c. l.. Ford,
Al west Marshall street.
Mrs. William X. Anderson and her
daughter. Florence, accompanied by MISS
Ida Ragland have gone TO spend rev
weeks with friends In Baltimore, wash
ington, and Philadelphia.
The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
will hold its regular meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
Tonight at $50 o'clock. DR.. V. w. Har-
rison will lead the discussion.
Mr.. John l.. Randolph OF Norfolk. the
deaf mute who was the instigator OF the
charges against the Staunton asylum au-
thorities. is making an effort to have his
car coupler adopted by the local rail-
roads.
Miss Emma Brown left here last week
for Portsmouth TO visit her friend, MISS
Maze Robertson, at 1.-The Elms," near
that city. Miss Brown will also visit Viz
ginia Beach and other seaside resorts De-
fore returning.
Mr.. b. S. Barbour. Miss Addie Ray
mOnd md Miss Edna Barbour, or Pc
tersburg, Pa, will return home to-day,
after pleasant visit OF three weeks 10
Mrs j. Il. Howard, who is a daughter
OF Mrs. Barbour.
The mortuary report for the week ending
Yesterday shows the number of deaths Ia
Richmond during that time TO have been
29--u white and Is coiored. During the
week last year there were
Sc deaths In Richmond.
DIR. Starr will deliver the third lecture
OF the series on Discipline OF the Church
% God" to the Epworth League OF Broad
street Methodist Episcopal church to-
night at S15 o'clock. A large attendance
OF the league is desired, and the public
viii be welcome.
The Hon. u. C. Richardson has return
ed to his Office after spending a most de-
hghtful week with the Old Dominion
Fishing Club He left the club at anchor
In FisherrDans Inlet. near the Cape
Charles lighthouse, and reports them All
as happy and fishing with great success.
Richmonders In New York.
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