Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-14
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
The vested choir will be introduced al
st. Marks church next SUNDAY
Mrs Hugh TAYLOR will be at home
Wednesdays in January after O'clock
Mr. Joseph Mansing will leave Tor
Hiyh Point, n. G., In fo% days. 10 ell
gage In business.
Mr.. II. r. ingalls,. of Costa kica, -
A.. is the guest Of Mr.. Robert H. WOOL
north Fourth street.
MIR. G.. II. DeBold. OF the West-End'
has been confined to his home by SICK
ness for the past ten days
Mr.. Alfred =. SHIELD Is improving
nicely. and his friends hope that he VIII
be able to be out in a short While.
Mr.. J. w. Sims. mailing-clerk of the
Richmond post-ofiice, is confined TO MS
home. on east Marshall street, by SICK
ness.
Mr.. II. l.. Pelouze, who has been sick
for the past month"; is able 10 be out
again. and will leave for the South this
week.
Mrs. Edward II. Fuller and son, Of
yonlxers \. Y. are visiting her brother
MIR. L. Craige Pelouze, Ill east Marshall
street.
Rev. Herbert VI. Hope has been chosen
IN renresent the Methodist Ministers
Conference In the Executive Committee
OF the Ministerial Union.
During the service at St Paul's on Sun
day the motor-belt slipped, causing the
organ to be stopped for few seconds
until the belt could be adjusted.
Mrs. ]. C. Arthur. Of No. Cos north
Sixth street, has returned home from a
very pleasant visit TO friends and reia-
tivcs in Bowling Green, her former home.
Miss Bena Anderson. Of Selma, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. BeVer-
ley Carter, OF Shirley. Is now the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Wilson, at the Madl-
son flats. south Fifth street.
Rev. w. S. Leake. who has just taken
charge of the Baptist missionary Work
I'm this city, preached to large congre-
cation at Broadus-Memorial baptist
church Sunday morning. and made fine
impression.
One of the most distinguished dvines
connected with the Christian denomina-
ton, Rev. II. T. Sweeney Will preach
at Seventh-Str-et Christian church next
Sunday morning. and at night VIII &C.
| liver an address before the Young VI IN
| Missionary Society.
r. Il. Lee Camp. Sons OF Confederate
| Veterans, had highly-interestirg meet
| ing last night. The camp Is ordered 10
meet at Lee Camps old hall Friday night
at 7:3O o'clock. and at demonstration
| church Sunday night at 7:So All are
requested to attend.
The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery will meet tonight In one OF
-
| Christian Association, when the subject
| for discussion will be Report of Series
| of Fibroids." DR. Edward Mcclure VIII
lead the discussion.
A letter has been received by Mr.. G.
| c. Bridges from Galveston, Tex, stating
that the condition Of his little SON
| Charles McGill, who was so severely
burned on New-Year's by explosion
OF powder was improving rapidly. The
| little fellows eyes are not badly injured
| as was at first thought.
4 number OF Richmond people went
over TO Petersburg to attend the dedica-
ton there on Sunday morning OF St
Joseph's new church. Bishop Van de
vyver took part in the ceremonies. Among
the prominent Catholics from this city
| in attendance were Colonel John Murphy
and James T. Eerriter.
The Atlanta Constitution Of Sunday
says: THE wedding OF Miss Belle Hell
mer, Of this city, and Mr.. w. c. Tsy-
lor, OF Richmond, Va, is announced
| for the POD OF this month. The wedding
will be solemnized at the home OF the
| brides guardian, Colonel l.. Il. Thomas,
| No. 1861 Whitehall street"
In response to an invitation from the
Sunday-school superintendent OF New
port News. Rev. Edward l.. Pell deliver
| ed the first OF his series of lectures to
| teachers in that city last night. Mr. Peil
expects TO return home in time TO lecture
before the teachers at Centenary church
| Wednesday and Thursday nights.
At the last annual meeting or the
West-End Building Fund Association,
No. 2, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Frank Miller.
president: Daniel Murphy. secretary and
treasurer; Joseph Schopf. Joseph a.
Fischer, and James Johnston, trustees:
w. A. Pennell. Joseph F. Orchel, j.
w Pennell, ]. w. Alexander, Andrew
Steinbrecher. and Emil Enders. directors;
George ]. Hooper, Jr, attorney.
The annual meeting Of 81. Peters
Ladies' Beneficial Society was held Sun
day afternoon, and quite a large
crowd attended. The annual reports
showed this society to be in healthy
condition. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Miss Mary
Casey. president; Mrs. William DAT
from. vice-president: Mrs. s. Mcintyre,
treasurer Miss Eva =. Phillips. record
ing secretary; Miss Mary Lowry. fnan-
cial secretary; Rev. Father NJ. j.
Ahern, chaplain
At regular meeting Of r. f. Lee
Council, No. II. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. the
following officers were installed by
Deputy State-Councillor j. r. Jewell: j.
W. Blake, councillor; w. w. Whit
lock, vice-councillor; n. b. Oyilvie,
recording secretary; w. II. Adams as
sistant secretary; w. T. Atkinson,
financial secretary; John d. Allen, trea-
surer: T. v. Norfleet, conductor; G..
G. Williams. warden; w. NJ. Harmon,
inside sentinel: j. T. Beasley. outside
sentinel; w. H. Adams, trustee.