Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Miss Mary /. Taylor. who has been at
Nillboro'. has returned TO the city.
Mr. John n. Harris Clerk OF New Kent
county. was I'm the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hume have re-
turned from a charming trip to Canada.
Miss Hattie Evans, Of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Virginia Talbot, OF this
city.
Mr.. Isadore strause Is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. }. a. Hirshberg, OF Newport
News.
Major d. y. Walker has returned from
the White sulphur much improved in
health
Messrs. W. b. Davis and T. y. Burton,
of Richmond, are summering at Hot
Springs.
Judge J. Thompson Brown. OF Amherst
county, was in the city yesterday morning
on business.
Senator George a. Mushbach. of Alex
andria, was in the city yesterday morning
on business.
Misses Mamie and Grace Morris. OF
Petersburg. are the guests Of Miss Annie
+. Thomas. Of this city.
Miss Peariie Davenport is the guest Of
her cousins. Misses Eva and BERTHE
Cartwright. in Newport News.
Mrs. $. f. Haynes and children. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Suffolk have returned home.
Miss Maggie Hanson, of Baltimore, Is
visiting Miss Lutte Roberts at No. 102
Lamb avenue, Barton Heights.
A most delightful lawn party was given
on Chestnut Hill last night for the bene-
fit Of the free ward Of the Old Dominion
Hospital.
n Guy 2. Christian has returned
froi. q pleasant visit OF few Gays to
his cousin. Mrs. Bette Bloxton, near
Williamsburg.
Mr.. Louis Haatke has reason to be-
lieve that the diamond ring now at PO-
lice Headquarters belongs 10 him. lie
lost one on Ninth street during the re-
union.
Officer John T. James. of Norfolk, yes
terday secured requisitiOn papers from
Governor OFerrall for man under ar
rest in North Carolina and wanted in
Norfolk for seduction.
Mrs r. G. TTaylor. Mr.. Percy y. Tray
lor and Master Wilbur Clyde Traylor
have returned 10 the city having spent
a delightful time with friends In Peters
burg and Dinwiddie county.
Mr. Charles Fitzpatrick. a clerk I'm the
Chesapeake and Ohio employ, who spent
his vacation visiting relatives and friends
in Washington, Baltimore. New YORK;
ana lOrltut mas ltAutAtAf IluiA Iifd1NA
with his trip.
Miss Ximena FIays5r, Of Church Hlli.
has returned to the city after dellghtfui
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Thorpe. or lien
rico county. She will leave again in few
days for Baltimore, Md, and VIII be aD-
sent several months.
Suits were brought in the. Law and
Equity Court yesterday as follows: Pow
ers-Taylor Drug Company against r. II.
BoylSin & Co. damages 800: II. II. Green,
assignee Of ". 4. Pate. against 4. NJ.
Clegg & CO.. damages $50.
Captain Z. S. Rodgers's design for the
Jefferson Davis monument was removed
to Lee Camp Hall Monday. The design,
which Is highly priced. Will be unveiled
tonight at the regular meeting OF that
body.
The monthly literary meeting of Park
Place Epworth League will be held this
evening at s15 o'clock. An Interesting
has been arranged consisting
of IAN Evening with Hymn-Writers," IN
terspersed with music,
Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge sailed from
Liverpool for New York on the Teutonic
Wednesday. He expects TO preach In
Richmond the first Sunday in September
DR. Hoge has been abroad nearly three
and has visited many countries
The ambulance was called at II o'clock
yesterday morning 20 Eighth and Broad
streets. TO attend Mr.. James Tyree, who
was taken i'll on the street near that
DtlUl. ! IT, dilbuidiif SUI EfOit AAfftANA
the patient and left. him at Murphy's
Hotel.
Mrs. ]. V. Ramos. wife of the we'll
known druggist, is reported to be recov-
ering from the effects of the severe blow
she received from baseball thrown by
a small boy at the corner of Seventeenth
and Grace streets Wednesday. Her con-
dition. however, is yet serious.
A most delightful hay-ride was given
Tuesday night by a delegation of the
ImDOlite Club in honor of the girls"
After leaving the city the two wagons
were driven to Linseys farm, where "A
most delicious ice-cream and watermelon |
feast was served by the chaperons. Mrs. !
Fairlamb Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Bowen. !
Among those I'm attendance were Misses |
Inez Thomas. George Bradley, Jennie |
Bear, Josie Tinsley, Eva Bowles, Mar |
gueretta Tinsley and Mary Fuller; |
Messrs. Jack Epps, James Gilman. Frank |
Epps Walter Sykes, Bayliss Epps, and |
Brandford Fuller
The Blues Band will render an attrac- |
i've concert at Forest-Hill Park this eve |
hing. The programme will be as follows: /
March. "Monbars. (GrinnelD overture.
Lucretia Borgiaf' (DonizettD; polka,
Filtration" baritone solo (Barnhouse): /
lerenade. "The Honeymoon" a.. 2. Iau- /
.endeaW: medley, BLACK Brigade" or. /
3eyer): march, Royal Arcanum" (H. 1
Jr): selection. Lucia az Lam |
nermoor' DonizettD; schottisch. The /
sweetest OF Them Alll Rollinson); waltz. |
Lion du Bal" (E. Gillei): march. bellies |
If Newport" Or. o. Goldsmith).