Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-05
PeraOnnIN and Rriefs.

Miss Helen Langford. Of Alexandria, is
ON visit TO Miss Lizzie Wittkamp.
Miss Caroline Wlttkamp, OF north Third
street is visiting friends in Baltimore.
The 8 o'clock afternoon services az
Monumental church VIII be resumed to-
morrow.
Or. Thomas j. Moore has returned 10
the city. after spending three weeks at
Allegheny Springs.
George Johnson. a colored man, living
on ST. James street. was found dead in
bed yesterday morning.
Mr.. Robert NJ O'Ferrall IL again at
hia desk in the Governors office, having
returned from his vacation.
Messrs: W. II. Gillian. r. L. Scott. ana
George W. Misell. OF Roanoke, are the
guests Of Mr.. John W. Starke.
q, Rev, W. ): Leake viii preach at the
Second Baptist church Sunday morning.
There will be no evening service.
The Court Of Appeals convenes I'm Staun-
ton october Sth. instead OF the 10th. Most
OF the judges are at their homes now.
Rev. Charles r. Hyde. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow morning and night
The methodist ministers will hold theiI
first meeting after their summer vacation
on Monday at 1870 \. VI. At Centenary
church.
OF InOmalS j. Moore returned 10 the
city last night from Allegheny Springs.
after spending three weeks there with
his family
Messrs Thomas II. and NJ. Lee Fer
gusson have returned from Hot Springs,
where they spent several months very
pleasantly.
Mr.. Edward p. Valentine and wife left
will sail to-day for Europe, 10 be gone
about u month.
Rev. W. 3. Beauchamp and wife. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Norfolk and elsewhere, Will return TO
the city to-day.
Mrs. Louise Kellam, accompanied by her
two nieces, Florence aud Pearl Bowers,
have returned home after delightful
trip to Baltimore.
Captain J. w. Mason, wife. and daughter
lett the city yesterday for Cincinnati e
visit relatives and friends. After spend.
ing several days they viii return home.
Rev. Or. r. H. Pitt has returned from
a weeks trip 10 the valley and PED
mont regions. He will ill his pulpit at
Barton Heights Sunday morning at IL
~ NJ.
Mrs. Cora Lee and her little son. Myrtle,
will leave to-day for Baltimore and west
Point. and viii stop in King William
county. Mrs. Lee VIII be gone aDout TWO
months.
Miss Florence f. Fox. Of ITO west
Main street, who has been the guest OF
Miss Minnie Johnson, Goochland county,
for the past two weeks, has returned
home accompanied by her former hostess.
The Barton Heights Bryan-Sewsll Club
will hold It's regular weekly meeting at
the Wigwam tonight at O'Clock. Mr..
james ". Gordon will address the voters
Of the Heights on the issues OF the CAM
paign.
Miss Mary Thaw. Of south Third street,
will leave next Monday with some friends
for a two weeks tour through "Ihe Lana
Of the Sky" with headquarters ar Ash
vile. Her many friends wish her al
pleasant outing.
Mr.. r. l.. Goodman. North Carolina
state organizer OF the Improved order
OF Heptasophs, Is in Richmond on a Visit.
MIR Goodman has been very successful,
having organized a number or conciNVes
In the past year.
Mr.. John Enders. Jr.. Deputy Collector
Of Internal Revenue. and Secretary OF the
civil Service Board I'm thu lnternal-keye
nue Office. who has been confined 10 ms
bed since Sunday by a painful indisposl-
ton, is reported better
Alr. Everett Waddey. president of the
Everett Waddey Company, and secretary
" the United Typothctae OF America, LETT
Yesterday for Rochester, " y. 10 attend
the annual meeting Of the typothetae,
which will be held in that city next
week.
Rev. James Y. Fair. d. d., pastor or
Grace-Street Presbyterian church, who
has been absent for several weeks spend
ing his vacation, has returned home, ana
viii occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
Ing There will be no service IN ms
church at night.