Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-31
Personals and Briefs.

Senator II. d. Flood, Of Appomattox. is
in the city.
Mrs. Walter f. Leidy and two children
are visiting Mrs. George Il. Bryan, or
Holstead Point
w. Alonzo Elliott. who took laudanum
one day last week, was discharged from
the almshouse Sunday as cured.
The two daughters of DR.. w Vaughan
Lloyd have returned home, after a
protracted visit to the European CONT
nent.
Mr.. J. n Brennaman, who Is one OF
Colonel Bigger's most trusted lieutenants,
left for his home, at New Market, yes
terday.
Mrs. c. W. willard, of Chicago. and
Mrs l.. @. Graves, Of Charles City coyn-
ty, are visiting Mrs. w. 5. Huxter, Chest
nut Hill
Mrs. Beulah ID. Stackpole, OF Washing
ton, ID. c.. is here on a visit, and Will
spend a few weeks with her uncle. Mr..
Gus T.. Delarue.
The several Presbyterian churches will
select delegates this week to the Fast
Hanover Presbytery, which meets in Pc
tersburg on April 14th.
Mr. r. c. Brown, leading cigar manu-
facturer and exporter. was in the city
yesterday, and was shown about town by
his friend, Mr. George Schoen.
The condition OF Mr.. James p Scott,
who has been III at the Virginia Hospital,
is greatly improved, and he expects to be
abe 70 lSave the hospital this week.
Miss Frances Loyal, Of Millboro'. Va,
arrived in Richmond yesterday afternoon,
on an extended visit to her aunt, Mrs. n.
L. C. Williams, of 3l5 west Main street.
Mr. Allen Crutohfeld has returned TO
the city, after a sojourn OF several months
In the Northwest. where he had some
pleasant experience among the copper
mines.
At the next meeting OF the Richmond
Lodge Of Elks a quantity OF goods, in
Guiding an organ, left over from the Elks'
bazaar, will be disposed OF among the
members.
The Kings Daughters Of Fulton will
hold a special meeting this evening, at
the residence Of Rev w. T. Williams, on
Orleans street. Election OF officers will
take place.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis of Jackson Ward at the Jackson
Ward club-rooms. on Fourth street be-
tween Jackson and Duyal streets, tonight
at s o'clock
Miss Vaughan-Lloyd, after an absence
of twelve years IN Europe, where she
graduated with distinction In French.
music and art has returned to her home.
I'm Richmond.
Among the visitors at the Library build
Cn1anal Erappfx I,
Smith, Samuel G.. Brant. and A. w.
Armstrong, OF Alexandra, and Senator j..
". Stubbs, of Gloucester county.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lloyd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. S. Lloyd to Mr.. b. Gary
Pease. at Union-Station church, Wedne5-
day, April Sth. at $50 z. M.
Rev. ]. w. Moore. former pastor Of 81.
James Methodist church. now stationed
IN Norfolk, has consented TO lecture be-
fore the Epworth League of this church
some evening in April. The date has not
yet been fixed.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month Of Febru-
ary. 1896. were s2s,66Ls2 Expenses, sls,
5f37s. The earnings OF the Petersburg
railroad for the same month were si5,-
0Si55; expenses, S25,S64.OS.
Rev. Jacob Sallade, pastor OF Broadus
Memorial church, addressed the mems
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall Sunday afternoon, on
"Important Interrogations." Secretary
Mckee spoke to the Boys Gospel Army.
W. E. Garrett, Of Leesburg, Grand
Chancellor OF Knights of Pythias for the
domain Of Virginia. Is in the city. and
maid an official visit to Syracuse Ledge,
No. 5, Knights of Pythias. at their hall,
corner Mayo and Franklin streets, last
night.
The stockholders Of the American Plant
Food Company met In the company's
offices. In the Chamber OF Commerce,
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. but did
not transact any business Of Importance,
the meeting being adjourned over until
to-day.
MIR. Grafton G. Baker, Of Chicago, who
takes the part of Captain Rolfe In Pow
hatan." has a fine tenor voice, and IL the
nrotege OF Dr. Ziesfield, Of the Chicago
College OF Music. Immediately after the
engagement here he sails for England. to
continue his musical studies.