Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. G. NJ. Lea and daughter are visit
ing relatives IL Greensboro ana Brown
Summit y. c.
Mrs. Frank v Baldwin. who has been
suffering from a severe attack OF throat
trouble, is convalescent.
Mrs. c. H. Beville continues very I'll at
The residence Of her son. Joseph L. Be
vile, No. Az south Pine street.
Mr.. Carey Herring. OF Louisa county. Is
IN the city. visiting the family OF Mr..
George i. Herring. on Church Hin.
Rev. James wilkins will begin meet
ing at the West-End Christian mission
d2o6 west Cary street, Thursday night.
Mrs. ]. r. Horncr and Miss Annie CHI,
Of Chesterfield county, are visiting Mrs.
T. y. Williams. OF No. ZOOS east Marshall
street.
Pinky Fallie. Annie Long and Belle
Goodman. three colored women. were in
dioted for felony by the Henrico grand
jury yesterday.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
~ to Animals will meet tonight in their
quarters, on Main street. 4 large at
tendance is requested.
DR.. George W. Darlington. secretary Of
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia has moved
with his family from Rustburg. Camp
bell county. and resides at No. 5o2 south
Fourth street.
The first annual ball OF the Blue-Rib-
bon Club viii be given Friday next az
Monticello Hall. The committee who
have Il in charge are john McGruder.
John Cannon, William Snead, ana Charlie
Maynes
AIr. and Mrs Caben Brockenbrough
have returned 10 the city after an ab-
sence Of two years IN Europe They viii
stop with Mrs. c. Z. =. BuTgwyn. No. /.
south Third street, for a few days.
Gold seems just now TO be pleutiful IN
this city. The two street railway COM
panies, most Of the tobacco factories, and
quite a number Of other concerns pail
their employees In gold on saturday.
Rev. Fenner S. stckney. rector OF
Monumental church will visit West
Point. and hold services az the Episcopal
church there every second Thursday
night until the congregation secures q
minister.
The Golden Rule Us celebrated their
first anniversary AT the home AZ tho
president. Mrs. J. A. Morris. on Saturday
right. Games. music. recitati0ns. and re-
treshments made the evening most do
lightful one.
Mrs Eugenla z. Martin. Of Church
Hill, has issued Invitations for the mar
rage OF her daughter Miss Bessie Mar.
tin. to Mr.. Edwin Aubrey Peyton. We'd
nesday evening. November 18th, at .
O'Clock. at Leigh-Street Baptist church.
The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
will hold its regular meeting az the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
night at $50 O'Clock. DIR. W. T. Open
hlmer will be the leader, and Drs. john
son. Hoge. and Isaiah White viii take
part In the discussion.
Rev. John Amber. who has Just return
ed from Japan. where he has been for
the past FIVE years as a missionary, sent OUT
by the Episcopal Church, win lecture at
ST. Johns church tomorrow night on
Japanese Home Life" His address VIII
be punctuated by Illustrative stereopueon
views.
At the Second Baptist church Sunday
morning Professor Moses Stein the dl-
rector OF the Academy Of Music orches-
ira. with his violin, accompanied Profess
sor II. L. Reese. the organlst, In the
obligato, and In a duet arranged from
La Cinquintaine. a semi-grand march Of
the French school.
Major Howard. Chief OF Police. has re-
celved a letter from the mother OF George
penedict. the Brooklyn boy VINO ran
awav from home. and who Is being looked
alter by Oficer Bailey. OF the Second
District. Mrs. Benedict sends money 10
buy George ticket home. and the boy
Will socn be back with his mother and
sister.