Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP COM
PILED BY DISPATCH MEN.
OUR PEOPLE Arb MOVING AROUND.
Some Coming Home, Others Going
Away-Msny Friends from q Dis
of n Local Nature.
of n Local Nature.

| Mr. NJ Il. Angle has returned from "
delightful trip North.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Lipscomb has returned
from the Hot Springs.
DR.. Jacob Michaux returned last night
from a visit to friends in Kentucky.
Mrs. I. b. Morris has Just returned
| from business trip TO New York.
The Misses BEDFORD have returned home
after visiting New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. +. f. Wheeley has returned to
the city after a delightful trip to Phoeous.
The Governor has appointed Thomas
Perry, of Alexandria, as -four inspector
for that city.
Mrs. Albert C. Bruce has Just returned
from q visit to the musical Conservatives
OF the North.
Miss Lula Hart has returned TO the
city after a three months visit to rela-
tives in the mountains.
Miss Gussie McIndoe, with her little
step-sister, Ellen Lanier Goodman. is
visiting IN Amelia county.
Rev. S. C. Mitchell will preach at the
Second Baptist church this morning
There will be no service at night.
Mrs. Mary Roach. OF Norfolk. will go
| home tomorrow after spending awhile
with Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Dumford.
Mrs. r. b Savage. OF SOS west Marshall
street, will leave for New York Monday
evening on the Old Dominion steamer
Mr.. Fred. Brauer, Jr., who went to Eu-
rope recently on a business trip, is ex-
pected home the early part Of next week.
+ "a
Of Washington. who have been guests OF
Mrs. b. /. Howard, returned homo yes
terday.
Divine service will b. held at Lee Camp
Soldiers Home chapel this afternoon at
4:3O o'clock. Rev; Mr.. Stiff will conduct
this service.
Mr.. C. A. Thilow, after residence or
three years I'm Philadelphia has returned
to Richmond to live. lie says there is
no place like home"
Messrs. J. Hudgins and Joseph Stuart,
of Church Hill, have returned home after
two weeks trip OF pleasure in New
York city and Brooklyn.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson (nee Lang
horne) arrived in the city yesterday on a
visit 10 her sister Mrs. Moncure Perkins,
Of sos west Franklin street.
Mrs. j. Edgar Murphy, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. w. Fillmore White, left
yesterday for an extended visit to Char
iottesville and other points.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday suit
was brought by tho Richmond Perpetual
Building and Loan and Trust Company
against A. 5. Harris for S6o7.sl.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Union Democratic Club at Springfield Hall
Monday night at o'clock. full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
Mrs. o. d. James entertained most
eharmingly few Of her friends on We'd
nesday evening in honor OF her brother,
Mr.. b. +. James, OF Denver, Col.
DR.. Charles V. Darlington has returned
TO the city. He has been in the noun
tains for some weeks recuperating from
the effects Of badly -sprained ankle.
Mrs. w. II. Davis, OF 4l-2 west Clay
street, and Mr.. Hayward Johnson and
Mrs. *. b. Savage, Is west Marshall
street, will leave Monday for New York.
A meeting Of the owl Cycle Club will
be held on Monday night at $50 o'clock.
The ACCESSIBILITY OF holding a race meet
in October will be considered. it is under
stood.
Mr.. ]. Randolph Tucker OF Richmond,
will leave the city for Bedford county
early next month. and associate himself
with Mr.. J. Lawrence Campbell in the
practice OF law.
Mrs. J. II. Williams and daughters,
who have been summering at Blowing
Rock. y. c., are now spending a few
days at Asheyille. They Will return 10 the
city October lst.
Mr.. Valentine Goodman, with his wife
and daughter, Ellen Lanier, and his step
son, lionel Percy McIndoe. have re-
turned TO the city after visiting in Motto
way, Cumberland, and Buckingham coun-
ties.
Miss Hattie Gordon, OF this city, and
Mr.. A. Bruce Scott, OF Lynchburg. were
married Thursday afternoon at Otteryille,
Va, at the home of the brides sister.
Mrs. y. A. Williamson. Rev. r. 3. Egg
gleston officiating. Their home will be at
Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson Nightingale,
of Washington, ID. c.. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Bessie
Barclay, TO Mr.. Robert Lee Campbell, or
Richmond, Va. The wedding will take
place in Berryville. Va, October 7th. No
cards will be issued.
A select quartette-Miss Evie lawson
soprano; Mrs. J. l.. Rowe, contralto; Mr..
Conway Gordon, tenor, and Mr.. Charles
Hunter, Jr.. basso-will render the fol-
lowing selections at the Broad-Street
Methodist church tonight, services begin
ming at o'clock: Wilson's GLORIA in
Excelsis" and Marsh's "Te Deum.'
DR.. Hatcher. who has been visiting the
Baptist associations OF the State during
the summer, has returned TO the city, and
will from this time be in his pulpit. The
Sunday night service will be resumed to-
night, and Dr.. Hatt>.r will preach a
special sermon. The choir has been re-
organized, and will be on duty to-day.
The Colored BARRIERS Protective Ala
Association has adopted resolutions heart
lily endorsing the early-closing move
ment set on foot by the Retail Clerks
Protective Association. This movement
has assumed such proportions that only
the proprietors OF six stores in the city
have not signed the agreement, and II Is
thought their signing is only matter OF
time.