Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
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Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Charles w. Crowder. of Ballsvllle,
IS in Richmond
There was a fall Of cents In the price
Of wheat yesterday.
The Hogan's Alley Club proposes to
attend the Inauguration in March.
Miss Lily Urquhart leaves on Thurs
day for Norfolk, and will be absent until
Lent.
Senator Harrison Hume of Maine. IS
visiting Major Brander, at her residence
on Main street.
Mr.. ". Bransford Jeter Of Hinton.
w Va. is visiting his mother, at No. Alb
east Clay street.
DR.. William Knight left yesterday morn
ing to spend the holidays with his parents,
in Reidville. y. c.
Miss Kate Howard win spend the
Christmas holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Albert c. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Rucker will spend
the Christmas holidays at the Rucker
home, IN Fauquier.
Air. and Mrs. ". II. Kuhn (nee Had
have returned. after o most delightful trip
through the North.
Mr.. George Evans, Of alexandria. is
visiting his brother section-Director
T.. A. Evans. Of ihe local weather station.
Miss Ethel Pace leaves for Louisville
the day after Christmas. In that city
she will be the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Hite.
There was a meeting OF the hounds of
the Deem Run Hunt Club at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mr.. Oliver c. Morse, secretary Of the
Training School. of Springfield. Mass. is
in the city, on business and pleasure,
combined.
Mr.. James W Shields. father OF Dr.
Charles NJ. Shields. is extremely III at his
residence. corner Of Nineteenth and
Franklin streets.
Mr. Albert Young. OF New York,
nephew OF Major Lewis Ginter has re-
moved to this city, and will engage in
business with his uncle
Mrs. c. +. litter. wife of Mr.. c. f.
Zitzer, agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, at Howarisville. is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in the city.
Mr.. George T. Hening left yesterday
afternoon on the 2l5 train. via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. for Ludlow, KY,
to spend the Christmas holidays.
Professor and Mrs. w. 3. Criddin, Of
Burkeville. came down TO attend the An
derson- Williams marriage yesterday. and
returned home In the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bruce have re-
moved into the house formerly occupied
bv Or. McCaw. west Franklin street
which they recently purchased.
Messrs. sam ". Bigger and Robert w.
Wilson will leave to-day on a cunning
trip to Cumberland county. They WIFI be
the guests Of Colonel Randolph Harrison.
Miss Edith White and Miss Ruth Ro-
bins. who are attending school near Bal
iimore. have returned 10 the city 70 spend
the Christmas holidays with their pa
rents.
Miss Cora Traylor. Of Church Hill. left
for Alannsboro' Tuesday. 10 attend the
marriage Of her friend. Miss Mamie Grad
dock. who will wed Mr.. Eddie r. Feather
son to-day
Mr. IT. O. Williams. railroad secretary
NJ the international Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, is in
the city. TO spend the Christmas holidays
with his family.
telegram was received yesterday
rorning by Mr.. Hardin F Burnley an
nounclng the sudden death OF his brother,
william Marshall burnley. in 81. Louis.
No particulars have yet arrived.
The Mayo-street Gospel Mission,
having been closed for some time owing
10 the absence Of Mr.. Charles II. Gootee.
tho conductor. was reopened last night.
and regular services will be resumed.
Nfessrs. J. r. Goode. Deputy Sheriff OF
Chesterfield; n. ". Cosbill, Clerk or
Chesterdeld; A. J. Richardson, Commits
toner Of Revenue of Louisa; c. A..
Rraugh. Treasurer OF Powhatan were
callers at the Auditors office yesterday.
General Peyton Wise. who had painful
operation performed upon his throat IN
paltiynore a short while ago has returned
TO his home In Richmond and Is improv-
inc slowly. though still suffering some
what. He Is now able to walk out wneh
the weather is good
The Philadelphia Times says; Miss Mar
garet Knowles, OF Richmond, va, IS the
guest OF Mrs. Il. X. Smith, or 1850 Waihu'
Street. Miss Knowles IL n charming type
~ the real southern girl. She is one OF
the bellies Of old Richmond. and expects
10 spend the holidays In this city.
ouintette from the Blues Band. led by
Mr. D. A. Richie. will assist In the exc
cution OF the Instrumental music at PARK
place Methodist church next Sunday
morplns and evening. The voca. music
"a, ne rendered by a chorus choir OF
,yapty voices. Mr.. w. Reginald Walker
% the organist OF the church.
o.ders for priutinx sent to the Dispatch