Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Harvey L. wilson, or w aSnlngtOn
is In the city for a brief stay.
Mr.. L. L. Cheatwood is quite Ill at
his home on east Franklin street.
Mr.. W. G. billiard. Treasurer Of Spot
sy'vania county, was in the city yester-
day.
Commodore w. f. Hudgins, of the Vir-
ginia oyster navy, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr. w. p. Stoval has returned from a
protracted visit to the western portion OF
the State.
Mrs. ]. A. Pfaff, of No. IA south
Pine street, is visiting relatives in frede-
rlcksburg.
Mr.. J. w. Elliott. Deputy Clerk Of Floyd
county was visitor at the Library
building yesterday.
Miss Jeane Lovenstein was hostess for
the r. +. It's, and entertained the Dixie
Social Club and its friends last night.
Mrs. James II. Barton and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Lamb will leave for the North
one day this week-probably this evening
Mr. Philip Sears, who was injured by a
street-car last Saturday, is progressing
favo-ably, and no complications are
feared
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Monday to Samuel c. Fleming. OF
Baltimore, and Pattie i. Justice, of Rich
mond.
Mrs. Pender. widow of Major-General
William Dorsey Pender, Is the guest OF
Mrs. John w. Gordon, No. 26 north Lau-
rel street.
Miss Linda Marston. Of Charles City
county, has returned home. after very
ENJOYABLE visit to her aunt. Mrs. l.. A.
Waddnl, No. 3DS north Twentieth street.
Mrs. George Fisher, of No. 106 north
Beech street, who has been sick for
some stime. is reported much better, and
win leave in a few days for her country
home.
Mr.. Robert Hughes. president of the
Rar Association, will lecture at the Wo-
mans Club Friday evening. March 6th.
AT $50 o'clock Members will be allowed
es>rrts.
Mr.. John NJ McBryde, president OF
the Virginia Protective Institute, at
RIacksburg. who has been in the city for
several weeks. returned to the college
last night.
The Union Democratic Club will hold
their first meeting tonight at 5 o'clock
a, their headquarters. PowelPs Hall.
Church-Hill avenue. All good Democrats
are invited TO come
Miss Mary C. Dabney. daughter OF Mr..
William A. Dabney, has returned nome
from Buffalo, n y, Where she has
been visiting her uncle, hr. CHARLES L.
Dabney she also visited Canada.
Al a meeting of Steamer Company No.
1 held Monday night, the nre ladies.
after disposing Of routine matters. adopt
ed q resolution appropriatihs 70 from
the coffee fund toward the rebuilding
fund Of Grace-Street Baptist church.
robn p Waldman was before United
states Commissioner Flegenheimer yes
tcrday. and was sent on 10 the grand jury
for obtaining sl5 from Robert Lewis .col-
ored) BY falsely repres nting himsef 10
he an officer in the United States Pension
Bureau.
- y Lee Camp, No. I. s. C.. ",
held their regular meeting Monday night.
and transacted regular business. Severai
snr,,catlons for membership were re-
cs,ved. after which Mr.. T. B. Dunn,
sco,t on General Fitz Lees stan, lec-
tired on Scout Life" which was both
Instructive and enjoyed by all.
Manager Thomas G. Leath leaves for
NSw York to-day, to look after his look
ings for the coming season. when pro,
mises to be the best In the tneatricai
history of this city. While many OF tho
h,yhest-class attractions consigned 70 the
road for next year have already been
backed for the Academy OF Music. Mr.:
Leath anticipates capturing number OF
new ones FOR the further establishment
Of bis list q s,s,s.--ys 81 s..