Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-08
Personals md briefs.

Mrs. 7. W. FerreH. OF Danville, is visit
ing relatives in this city
Mr.. Clarence A. Young. private secre-
tary to Senator Danis, IS in the city.
Mr.. william Hodges. OF Baltimore IS
the guest Of Mr.. oscar Breeze, Jr., OF
this city.
The masquerade ball Of Schiller Lodge
Of Odd-Fellows will not be given until
January 18th.
Treasurer W. \. Pogg. OF Floyd;
and Roger Gregory. Of King William,
were callers at the First Auditors office
yesterday.
Colonel J. p. Fitzgerald. Of Farm
Vile was I'm the city yesterday. He pre-
scented the State Library with valuable
Revolutionary relic.
shockoe Council. No 500. Royal Area
Mum. win meet tomorrow night in the
new Lee-Camp Hail. officers will be elect
Cd for the next year.
The city Water-Works' hands were at
work on Main street near Fourteenth
Yesterday. repairing n burst pipe. which
was doing its best 10 food the street
An irnportant called meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the BAPTIST 'lty
Missionary Society will be held to-nlsnt
IN the Office Of President JOSIAH Ryiahd'
I'm the state Library building.
Mrs. William II. Kelly and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T.. IT. BEDFORD. have gone 10
New York 10 be at the bedside or Mrs.
Kelly's brother, Mr.. Harry Woodson' VINO
IS very IN and believed 10 be dying.
Mr.. George D. Peasants, who has been
so IN at his residence, No. Gil west Grace
street. Yesterday underwent decided
change for the better. and was getting
along very nicely last night.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson and wife have
returned from their trip 10 the North
west. They We're away two weeks, and
visited Colorado, Utah, Montana. and
other interesting parts Of that section OF
our great nation.
The funeral Of Mr.. Norborne Thomas
Page took place Sunday afternoon from
his late residence No. 4o5 east Franklin
street. Rev Hartley Carmichael ID. d.,
omclated The interment was In Holly
wood
The name Of General George J. Humid
ley. OF Amelia Courthouse. ifs being mem
toned by his friends for the Democratic
nomination for Attorney-General next
fall
Afr. and Mrs. ". II. Hall have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Lula Lamanace Hail. 70
| Mr.. W. IT. Kuhn. the ceremony to take
place ~ Holy Trinity church on Tues
day evening, December 18th, at 6l5
| o'clock.
The lecture which was to be given TO-
night under the auspices Of the Central
Trades and Labor Council has been post
poned and in lieu thereof the regular
meeting Of the council viii be held. All
! delegates are requested 10 be present, as
q fun attendance is desired.
Mr.. r. r. Nuckols Of this city has re-
ceived the very sad tidlngs That ms
/ father. Mr. \. NJ. Nuckois. was dying al
his home. i'm Fayette county. Ala. Mr.
| Nuckols has been a lifelong teacher, ana
| has Of recent years occupied with honor
- himself the position Of superintendent
of Education OF Fayette county.
"The Lost Chord" set to sacred music
was beautifully sung for the first time IN
! this city Sunday night az the First Bap-
/ list church by the following quartette:
/ Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter, soprano; Mrs.
| George w. Bethel. contralto; Mr.. II. T..
| Carbon. basso: Captain r. W. Cunning
ham. tenor It Is the intention 20 make
| the Sunday evening music az this church
particularly fine during the winter.