Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Alfred j.. Thorn. of Norfolk, Is at
the Jefferson.
Mr.. II. L. Peouze is very Ill at his resi-
dence. Eighth and Marshall streets.
Miss Susie Morris, of west Grace street,
left for Albemarie county yesterday MORN
ing.
MFR. f. r. Remlnger. cashier Of the
jefferson, left last night for Maplewood,
N. II.
Misses Janet and Salle Morris, Of west
Grace street, left for Botetourt county on
Friday.
Miss Meta Moore. of Norfolk, is the
guest of the Misses Moore, OF west Frank
lin street.
The new City Democratic Committee
meets at Powhatan Club tonight for or
ganzation.
Miss Louise Allan Mayo has returned to
the city after q visit TO Buffalo. n. "
and Cleveland, o.
Miss Maggie Bigger, OF Church Hill, is
visiting her brother, Walter Bigger, OF
Cumberland county.
Miss Nellie Robinson, of Newport News.
Is the guest of Miss Anne G. Wilson, OF
the Madison Flats.
Miss Matte Gayle, who has been visit
ing Miss Anne G. Wilson. left for Bowl
ing Green last night.
Mr.. David Chesterman, Of Washington,
d. c.. who has been visiting relatives
here, has returned home.
Mr.. James Z. Mulcare. Of Washington,
ID. c.. is visiting his sister Mrs. j. ID.
Hartman, of No. 42i east Broad street.
Mr.. Lowndes Peple. who has been dam
gerously i'll at his home, 3O3 south Thlrd
street, for several weeks past, is now
better.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock at the
Museum.
Dr. and Mrs. e. A. Gibbs. of Washing
ton. ID. c.. are the guests Of Mrs. w.
Ellis Jones, "Summerield" Henrico
county. Va.
Mr.. l.. ]. OConnor and Miss Julia
OConnor of New York, have returned
to their home after a delightful visit TO
Mrs II. c. Boudar
Mr.. George Young, Of Church Hill, re-
turned yesterday from pleasant visit 10
the Misses Walton and Miss Bigger, OF
Cumberland county.
Mr.. George w. Poland, of Scottsville'
who has been spending some time with ms
relatives and friends of this city, re-
turned to his home yesterday.
Misses Madge Wheeler and May Brent.
Of Fredericksburg. and Lucy Cochran OF
Lexington, are the guests of MISS susie
Lear, 1902 east Marshall street
Mrs. II. G. Hollenberg chaperon for the
sponsor and maids of honor for Arkansas,
leaves tonight for Chicago. The entire
party will stop at the Wellington.
Mr.. Frank ]. Craigie. Jr., has con-
tributed a delightful poem, entitled DO
hemia." to the columns Of the THE New
Bohemian a monthly periodical.
Miss Bobbie Hyslop, of Norfolk, and
Miss Edna McLaurine, of Powhatan, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Il. Is. Ches-
terman. have left for the latter's home.
The Retail Clerks Union will meet to-
morrow night at Elletts Hall (anneO.
The rituals having arrived, officers will
be installed, and a full attendance Is ex-
pected
Mr.. r. A. Scott of Port Republic, Rock
ngham county; Mrs. c. ii. +. scott ana
Mrs. ]. w. Jones, Of Freeman's. Mercer
county, w. Va, were in the city Tor the
reunion.
Miss Hannah Larkin and Miss Bette
Mills. Of Fredericksburg, who were the
guests of Mrs. B. II. Hudson, West End
during reunion week, returned TO their
homes last evening.
The author, Mr.. Capers Dickson, OF
Oxford Ga, has presented to the Geor-
gia Room at the Museum his historical
novel. John Ashton; A Story OF the war
Between the States"
Rev. G. f. Williams preached Sunday
at 8 A. NJ. at the penitentiary, and IL A.
Nj. at the Soldiers Home. In the evening
he conducted services in the Gospel wagon
on Oregon Hill from to o'clock.
Professor Moses Stein will leave to-day
for the Red Sulphur Springs. where he
will conduct the orchestra during the sea-
son. He will be accompanied by Mr.. Her
bert Rees, who will be the pianist.
The tent meetings on the corner OF
Cary and Washington streets, under the
auspices of the Baptist City Missionary
Society are still in progress. There VIII
be services this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. s. A. Goodwin, who has been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wray'
Of $40 west Cary street, during the re-
union, left yesterday over the Southern
railway for her home, in Savannah. Ga.
Miss Marie Louise Hoffman, Miss
Emma Virginia Shepherd, Mrs. Percy
Morgan Shepherd, and Mr. William
Sprieg Chesley left last night for Berry
vile via Washington, 10 spend the sum
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Lucy made the trip
70 Petersburg on their wheels Sunday
Mrs. Lucy Is the first lady that has made
the trip on a wheel. The time from
Second and Broad streets 10 Petersburg
was three hours.
Mrs. b. w Mcclure. Of Houston, Va
who has been spending the reunion with
her son, Mr.. w. Pierce Mcguire, will
leave the city tomorrow for Danville
where she will spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph T. Clark.
Rev. w. p. Williams. OF Montgomery,
Ala. preached to a very large audience
at ST. Paul's Sunday night. There was
fine music Mr.. Williams will preach
every Sunday at this church during the
absence OF Or. Carmichael, who. goes on
Sunday 10 the Old Sweet Springs TO join
his family.
William Holman Jennings, of Amelia
county, who spent last week in this city
with bis friend. Walter NJ. Raymond has
left for Table Rock. Neb., where he Is 10
deliver two addresses before the Nebraska
ChautauQua viz: six Lessons from Six
Lives" and 1.-THE Cause OF the Rise and
Fall OF Napoleon Bonaparte."
Richmondcrs I'm New York.
NEW YORK, July 6--(Special.)-R A.
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