Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
Personals md Hricfs.

Personals md Briefs.
Collector William Ryan left last night
for Washington.
Mr.. w. /. Dawley is quite sick at his
home. No. SIC south Pine street.
Miss Mary Z. Talley IS quite sick at
hor home. 40. oil Nenable street.
Mr.. James W. Mullen. of Roanoke. Va,
iz Visiting his mother. in the city.
Miss Ida Wyatt. Of New York. IS spend
Ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. lrfn
Weisiger.
Miss Mamie # Perkins, OF Hanover.
f. visiting relatives at No 103 II west
clay street.
Messrs. W. r. Hanos and William
Lancaster. Of Cumberland county, We're
in the city last week.
A Perfection bicycle-lamp. taken from
a negro thief. Is at police headquarters
waiting for an owner.
Mrs. Mildred ID. Hart Of "Hartland,"
Louisa county, is visiting her son, Mr.
Malcolm Hart. no. Bellevue flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IT. Smith aDd- daugh-
ter. Of Waynesboro'. are visiting Mrs.
Lee, Of No. 1912 west Broad street
Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyvor has
gore 10 New York, and IL IS probable Dec
win not return until the middle o. next
month.
The members OF the Commandery Of
ST. Andrew Wlll assemble tomorrow
night. in fatigue dress. instead Of fun
dress. as ordered.
Mr.. A. r. Gum has returned from
delightful trip to New York. He attend
Cd the Horse-Show, and remained over
to other attractions.
DR.. Parker had more wood to issue to
the poor than there were tickets for on
Wednesday and Thursday. Another team
will arrive Wednesday.
The Woman's Baptist Missionary Cir
Gle win hold an important meeting at
the Crace-Street tabernacle next Friday
afternoon at O'clock.
Miss X. f. Bowles. who was visiting
relatives at No. 103 II west Clay street,
has been summoned to her home in Flu
wanna county, by the sickness of her mo-
Their
Mrs. Margaret Moran will give a Bible
reading this afternoon at O'Clock at
the mission-room, corner Of Eighth and
Main streets, and this evening at
o'clock
Mr.. s. Boyce Brady. who was store
keeper and gauger at the bonded ware
house in this city, IS now in Norfolk, on
official business. The warehouse was
closed some time since.
A sale OF attractive articles win be held
next Friday afternoon, from / o'clock
until night. at No 217 west Franklin
street under the auspices Of Brandon
Circle OF Kings Daughters
Pew. II. NJ. Hope win take charge a.
the Young Mems Christian Association,
I'm Petersburg on Monday. Mrs. Hope,
whose health has not been good, has been
I'm the Cockade city for some time.
Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinson and Officer
NJ. Il. sutton. of the Second District,
arrested william Cox yesterday for driv-
ing carelessly on the streets and run
ming over and injuring Wallace Warner,
small boy.
The Handson Southampton county,
CORRESPONDENT Of the Suffolk Herald
writes 70 that paper: Miss Augusta
Meyer. OF Richmond, reopened her school
at this place yesterday. We are glad
TO have her with us again."
Mrs. Mary Blair Leigh has issued
cards for the marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Georgene Charming. TO Mr.. William
Curtis Walker. the ceremony to take
place on December Sth, from ST. Johns
Episcopal church, West Point, Va.
Mr.. ]. c. Settle. O. the Southern Rail-
way Company Washington, ID. c., form
erly with Messrs. Y. +. Park & Co.,
of this city. has returned to Washing
ton. after spending a very pleasant
Thanksgiving with friends and relatives.
Rev. Father Yazesber. Syro Maronite
missionary, has completed his visitation
TO the Catholic Syraniters in this State.
For the past few days he has attended
those IN this city. lie celebrated mass
I'm the Cathedral. according to the rites
Of the Eastern Church. He has left for
Boston.
Mr.. Joseph Monnon. Of Farnvlle.
reached the city last night. after an ex-
tended tour through France Italy Ger
mana. and other Continental countries.
He was warmly received at his old home.
IN France. but found his friends in Rich
n1ond glad TO welcome him back to his
adopted State.