Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-05
THE COHEN co.
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Peterson. OF Newport
News. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Bell. who lives on Twenty-frst
street between Clay and NJ, is quite Ill.
Dispatcher j. A. De Carr. of the At
lantic-Coast Line, has gone to Cincinnati.
Judge Samuel f. Coleman, of the Cum
berland Circuit. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Maude Saunders, OF H2 north
Tenth street is visiting relatives at Max
Meadows, Va.
The Governor did not visit the Capitol
yesterday. He remained at Dundee" his
summer home.
Mr.. T. M. Emmerson, traffic manager
OF the Atlantic-Coast Line, arrived in the
city yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of r. Il. Lee
Camp will hold its regular meeting at 5
% clock this afternoon at Lee Camp Hall.
Mrs. w. II. p. Morris and Misses Susie
and Anne Morris, GA west Grace street,
left Friday for Buffalo Ridge Springs,
Nelson county.
Mrs Isaac b. Davenport, of 5Oi north
Twenty-ffth street. left yesterday morn
ing for New York.
Master Charles Behle and Julius Wildt,
of this city, are the guests OF Mrs. l..
LANCE, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. r. Duckhardt, of the Louisville
Courier-J Journals artists staff, will spend
two weeks at his old home, in this city.
Mr.. Louis Kempner, with the A. NJ.
Church Company, of Troy, n. Y, Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. /. Dombrower, l7l3
east Main street.
President w. G. Elliott of the Atlantic
Coast Line. stopped in, the city Monday:
He was Ell route to the White sulphur
Springs in private car
Mr.. Gerald Higgins, who recently ac-
cepted a position I'm the business office
OF Scribner's Magazine. New York, is in
the city visiting relatives
Mrs. Mamie b. Wood and her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Phillips, and son, Clay, OF
Alexandria, Va, are visiting Mrs. Emma
r. Graves, COL Albemarle street.
Mr.. Lowndes Peple. OF 303 south Third
street, is rapidly recovering from his
recent spell of sickness. He was down
stars Monday for the first time.
Miss Zelle Minor, having closed her
music class, Is spending her vacation at
Oakland, beautiful and favorite summer
resort In the mountains OF Western
Maryland.
Rev. Charles r. Hyde has left the city.
with his family, to spend his vacation in
the cities of Chattanooga and Memphis.
He will return to occupy his pulpit on the
first Sunday III September.
Inc INCu team OI lHt DltIlDtISHlD tOu-
test at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation still hold their lead. but by
rather close margin. The score was 80 to
% in their favor yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Christine
Catharina Brauer will take place from
st. Johns German Evangelism church at
4 o'clock this afternoon, and the interment
will be made in Hollywood.
Mr.. J. F. Flournoy. Clerk of the Second
rnf f0h rf1na faT
day morning. and left 1t at a livery
stable. The turnout belonged to Mr..
Davis, a Hanover farmer. 1t was not
damaged.
Miss Jane Minor has accompanied to the
Yellow Sulphur Springs OF Virginia her
niece and nephew, Miss Hattie G. Minor
and Mr. Bonnie Lamar Minor. formerly
of Richmond. but now OF New York,
whence they came to Norfolk by sea.
A party. composed OF about a dozen
members Of the Independent Cycle Club,
made the run TO Glen Allen Monday on
their wheels. After enjoying supper at
the hotel and several social games of pool
the party returned to the city consider
ably after midnight.
Miss Lillian s. Sherman, of Washing
ton, ID. c., who has been the guest of the
Misses Hickman for the past six weeks,
left for her home Monday. Miss Sherman
will leave for Piney Point to-day. accom-
panied by her parents, to spend the re-
mainder of the heated term.
Members of the Gesangverein Virginia
have arranged TO make their annual ex-
cursion to Ocean View on the 10th OF
August one of the Norfolk fishing clubs
has rendered the society the use of its
clubhouse for the day. and the prepare
tions in progress comprehend everything
that the mind OF an enterprising excur-
sionist can conceive.
The committee having In charge the
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration of
Labor-Day, September 7th, held a meet
ing Monday night TO discuss plans for the
observance OF the occasion. IL is pro-
posed to have all the labor organizations
in the State unite in a grand celebra-
ton at Ocean View, and to run excur-
sions from every part of the State, II
practicable, to that point.