Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-12
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All Sorts Of Local News Condensed fol
The Hurried Reader.
WHAT OUR FOLKS ARE DOING.
Where Some Have Gone, and Where
Others Have Been-Bits Of Society
GOssip-Bricf Accounts Of Minor
Happenings, sc.

Mrs. Belle Bond has been quite III during
| the past week.
| Mrs. Gus. +. Delarue. wife Of the we'll
known restauranteur. Is seriously Ill.
Mr.. Charles 4. Thomas is quite sick at
| his home, $40 north Nineteenth street.
Mr.. A. l.. owen left the city yesterday
| on a business-trip to Baltimore and other
! eastern cities.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
school associations Will both hold meet
| ings this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. h Smith, OF Philadel-
| pha, who have been visiting friends here
have returned home.
| Miss Bessie Gillen has returned home,
after spending ten days with friends IN
| Buckingham county.
| The w. II. Peasants Temperance Union
| will meet at III Grove avenue Monday
| afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Julia Waller Morris has returned
| from Newport News. where she has been
| for the past two weeks.
| Mrs. Lewis p. Nelson. Of Culpeper. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. G. Neal
| No. 40S east Main street.
| Misses Bette and Mamie Thurman are
| the guests OF their aunt. Mrs. j. Is. Woou'
| at No. Z east Main street.
| Mr.. Haddon Watkins and Dr. Ralph
| Clements will sing a duet at Grace-Street
| Baptist church this morning.
| Mrs Mary A. Manuel. Of Fredericks-
| burg, is visiting her brother. Mr. Jachsoii
| Wood, at No. east Main street.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
| Auxiliary of Pickett Camp will take place
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Schiller Lodge. No. 1S9, OF Odd-Fellows'
| will give a masquerade ball at Sanger
| Hall Monday night, January Z'th.
Miss Julia Battley, OF Norfolk, who
| spent the holidays with Mrs. +. Il. Brad
lev. of 4O3 west Marshall street. has re-
| turned home.
Misses Minnie Haynes and Maggie At
kins who have been visiting in Hanover
county. have returned home, after very
pleasant visit.
Mr.. c. NJ. Bolls, who has for some days
been the guest Of Judge l.. H. Lewis Is
now stopping at 9ol west Grace, with
Mrs. S. Il. Logan.
There will be a meeting OF western
| District Of the Christian Literature Elk
change Monday night at the Church OIL
the Covenant, ON Harrison street.
Mfr Joseph w. Bliley on yesterday gave
two barrels OF -four. one barrel OF apples
and one bag of potatoes to the Methodist
| and Presbyterian homes of the city.
The county turnpike commissioners
| Yesterday submitted their annual report
to the Henrico County Court. 1t SHOWS
the various pixies to be in good condition
DIR. Kerr will speak at the First Pres
byterian church tonight on scenes II
Galilee." this being one OF his series OF
lectures on Through Palestine witt
Christ"
Rev w. b. Holcombe, who Is conduct
ing a successful revival at Laurel-Street
| Methodist church. will preach special
| sermon to men this afternoon at S:Se
| o'clock.
whether Jesus or Paul is the Greater
| Leader of Theological Thought To-day
is the subject to be discussed by the pas
tor of the Unitarian church tonight at
S O'Clock.
Miss Relee Schmidt left yesterday for
New York, 20 attend the marriage of her
cousin. Miss Allie Sherry. who is daugh-
ter of Mr.. Frank Sherry, formerly of
| Richmond.
| At Broad-Street Methodist church to-
night Rev. Dr. Starr will answer the ques
ton: What is the meaning OF the Scrip
tural command. Salute one another with
a holy kiss"
Mr.. j. II. johnson, OF Keyser, w. Va,
and his son. r. c. Johnson, of Cumber-
land Md, who have been visiting Mrs.
S. NJ Dust, at Walnut Hill, have re-
turned home.
Misses Edith Rhodes and Helena Nase.
| of Brooklyn, n. Y, returned to that city
Yesterday morning. after a ten days
visit to the Misses Hill, on Twenty
seventh street.
The Board Of Directors Of the Veteran
| Cavalry Association will meet Monday
| night at o'clock at the First Regiment
| Armory Colonel Jones's Office for bust
ness OF Importance.
Mr.. j. l.. Woodbridge and bride. have
| returned home, after a delightful wedding
| tour through several of the northern
| cities. They will reside at 240l NJ street,
where they will be at home to their
| friends.
The Tuckahoe District School Board
met in monthly session at the county
courthouse yesterday, and disposed of the
usual matters of routine pertaining to the
accounts of the different schools of the
district for the past month.
Among those who will take part in the
| musical and dramatic entertainment TO
| be given at Corcoran Hall on the evening
of February 18th are Misses Alice Glas-
cow, Matte Ryan, Clara Dic<man, and
Messrs. +. Morrisett, Il. Masurier, l.. Rex
and John NJ. Ryall.
Mr.. w. j. Powell and Miss Ida KritzeI
were married the day after Christmas
at the home of the brides mother. No
14o4 west Cary street. DIR. Hiden per
| formed the ceremony in the presence of q
large company of friends. An elegant
supper was served. The couple received
a large number Of beautiful presents.
Among the callers at the Office OF the
Auditor OF Public Accounts yesterday
were Messrs. w. +. Flanagan, Sheriff OF
Montgomery county. and X. +. Ragland,
| Deputy Sergeant of the city OF Peters
| burg. The latter gentleman Is the officer
| who arrested Parker, the gold-brick
| swindler, i'm the Cockade City, on the
night OF the 4th of last January.
A most enjoyable sociable was giver
by Miss Eva Terrell on west Marshal
street, last Wednesday evening. The EN-
tertainment was given In honor OF Messrs
l.. l.. and G.. w. Luck. Among the othei
guests were Miss Hattie Wilkinson, Miss
Laura Lacy, Miss Ida Brown. Miss Linda
! Wingfield. Miss Lena Wingfield. Miss Esta
Houston. and Miss Estelle Hancock.
CAPTAIN Frank w. Cunningham, City
| Tax-Collector, has received very unique
I New-Year's card from his brother shriner
| Mr.. Gus. Williams. The dialect comedian
| 1t contains a picture OF football field
and two shock-headed players are carry
| ing a figure of In a stretcher, bearing
| the label Of 1885" This individual IL In
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