Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. b. W. Cosby has just returned
from a business trip to the North.
Mr.. w. p. Huntley, Jr, has returned To
the city after months absence on busi-
ness.
city on visit to her mother, Mrs. c. Il.
Pizzini.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Works Office. who has been quite Ill, was
better yesterday.
The Needleworlx Guild will meet nexs
Thursday at the Young Mems Christian
Association at 5 T. VI.
Mr.. b. F.. Hamilton and family. OF VIII
mington, Del are stopping with Mr. n.
\. Throckmortcn. on Church HILL
Mr.. and Mrs C.. ]. Franklin. Mr.. Will
liam o. Moore. ard Mr. Richmond Moore
have left for weeks trip to New York.
The Blues Band viii play at the Young
Peoples reception nj the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow night.
Dr. Christopher Tompkins has returned
to the city from Atlanta. where he went
to attend the American Medical Assoca-
ton.
Rev. Jabez Hall will conduct the religi-
GUS services at the Masonic Home Sunday
at 415 o'clock. The public is invited TO
attend
Mr.. +. J. Craigie. Jr., who has been In
disposed for several days past, left Friday
| night for New York and the Catskills to
| recuperate.
Mrs. Emily c. Porterfleld. OF Charles
town. W. Va, Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. Chase Morton. at No. PIG west
Main street.
Rev. DIR. r. l.. Pell will preach at
| Grace-Street Baptist church this MORN
| ing. and Rev. X. b. Collier Will fill the
< pulpit tonight.
Mrs. A. l.. Jones, OF TO north First
| street. left the city last Tuesday on n
| visit Of several weeks to her father and
| relatives In Ohio.
Mrs II. II. Bloomberg. who has been
| under medical treatment I'm Philadelphia,
has returned. much benefited by her
seven-weeks' trip
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Managers OF the Shelterlng
Arms will be held on Monday. May 18th.
at noon, at the hospital.
Mr.. d. r. Wilson, formerly with B. +.
Johnson OF this city, but now with the
Methodist Book concern OF New York, Ia
| in Richmond for few days.
Paymaster c. p. Thompson. United
States navy, and his sister. Miss Julia
ID. r. Thompson, are on a visit to friends
in Washington and Fort Myer.
The blmonthly rally OF the Christian
Sunday schools will be held at the Mar
shal-Strset Christian church this after
noon. Rev. w. II. Book, OF Clifton Forge.
will speak.
Mr.. Chase, the renowned bass singer.
Of Cambridge. Mass, who Is TO take part
in the May festival here next week.
| reached the city last night and is stop
ping at the Jefferson.
Colonel Tazewel Elicit arrived In the
city from Washington yesterday In re-
spouse TO a summons calling him 10 tho
bedside OF his mother, Mrs. Andrew l..
Elicit, who died last night.
Ex-Governor Wilson, Of West Virginia,
and State-Senator Price, Of Charleston,
w. Va, are at the Jefferson Hotel. They
have come here TO argue n case before the
Supreme Court OF Appeals.
Rev. DIR. Starr will deliver an address
before the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union at the rooms OF the Woman's
Christian Association, 100 east Franklin
street. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Home Place Social and Literary
Club will give an entertainment Tuesday
night, May 18th, at Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church, Lombardy and Grove
avenue. A splendid programme will be
executed.
Mr. John s. Trower. a prominent con-
tractor and builder, and a member OF the
Common Council from Clay Ward. is in
extremis. He is suffering from "A compile
cation OF diseases. and there IL little hope
OF his recovery.
Mr.. A. J. Ford, Of Fords Hotel return
ed yesterday morning from Waynesboro',
where he has been experimenting tho
work Of preparing his summer hotel
there for the coming season, which will
open on June LIST.
Tonight at SIS O'Clock Rev. DR.. Starr.
pastor OF Broad-Street church. will deliver
the second discourse in a series OF SER
mons 10 young ladies'. Subject: stand
Out Of the Way OF a Woman Who Dares
to Serve He- God"
The time OF meeting OF the Epwcrth
League OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church has been changed from sunday
afternoon at O'clock 10 Friday night at
o'clock The subject for next Friday
night is Christ as Host"
Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge will preach .
special sermon 70 the Travellers Protec-
tive Association this afternoon at 5
o'clock All members OF Post A will meet
at the Chamber OF Commerce between {
and 1870 o'clock to 90 In a body. TO the
church.
Misses K and ". Hughes. Broad and
Second streets. entertained few friends
on Friday evening. The music was fur
nlshed and delightfully."-. rendered by Miss
Annie ODonoghue. Dancing and refresh-
ments were In order. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
The ladies that have charge OF the
Misslssippi-Ro In the Confederate 1lu-
scum, will, on next Saturday. the 18th.
be presented with handsome portrait
OF General Harrison. by the surviving
members OF the Mississippi Brigade. who
reside in Richmond. OF which Major J.
III. Capers IL chairman.