Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
PERSONAL NOTES.
I,ems Of Interest About Some Of Those
You KuoX.
VISITORS IN OUR MrDs1
those Of Our Citizens Who Are on
ON Trips, business, or Otherwise,
and Those who Have Returned
from Lake pyramids

proving.
Mr. n. c. Lowry will preach at the
Soldiers Home chapel this afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr.. J. d. Everhsrdt will conduct ser
vices at the city simshouse chapel To-
night at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gwathmey. OF New York.
are stamping with Mrs. r. A. Saunders,
6z7 west Franklin.
Miss Julia T. Dollinger, Of Baltimore,
Is visiting Miss Hester Capeh law a'
400 west Grace street
Hon. William Lovenstein. who mas
been indisposed for several days. was
able 10 be at his office yesterday.
The Sons OF the American Revolution
win hold an important meeting az the
westmorelanG Club tomorrow night
Miss NJ. Ivy Robins. of 22le east Broad
street. who has been teaching IN KING
and queen county. has returned 10 ner
home.
DR.. George Lilly. of Washington. d. c..
who Is treating Mr.. William w. Myers
Is his guest at 9l7 east Leigh street. for
few days.
Mrs. DR.. Lee W. Station and son,
Lewis. are visiting their uncle, Rev. Lewis
j. Betty. pastor OF Monumental church.
Portsmouth.
Mira A. 8. Lewter and daughter. Miss
Lillian. Of Raleigh. N. c.. are visiting
AIRS. Lewters brother. r. W. "oods'
BOZ west Clay.
MIRA N. p. Painter ana Master Mere
dith Painter. OF Vinton, are visiting her
mother. Mrs. L. NJ. Jeffress. AZ north
Twelfth street
Mrs. John p. Poe. wife OF the ex-Attor-
ney OF Maryland. is visiting General and
Mrs. Bradley T. Johnson, at Mrs. Duvals'
SOL east Franklin.
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner, prominent
lawyer Of New York, Secretary General
of the Society OF Cincinnati, is. stopping
at the Jefferson.
Mrs. Champs Carter Corbin, Of Freder-
icksburg (nee Gatchell, of Baltimore), Is
visiting Miss Stoner. at No. "a east
Franklin street.
The alarm OF fire at $3.50 o'clock this
morning, was due to a small blaze IN
the vicinity Of judah and Leigh streets
which was speedily extinguished.
Rev. DR.. r. ]. wiilingham. will preach
Mt the Second Baptist church to-day,
both morning and night. in the absence
OF DR.. Landrum. who Is In Chicago.
Mr.. Charles F. Brown. formerly with
the Kinney Tobacco Company. in this
city, but now of New York. Is here 10
visit his friend, Mr.. w. G. Moseley.
Miss NJ. Adella Clifton. OF Church Hill,
left yesterday morning at o'clock. for
philadelphia, to visit her sister, Mrs.
James Dunn. OF Columbia avenue.
Tho plans Of the Union Theological
Seminary buildings are now far ad-
vanced. and In a very short time. per-
hsps next week. bids will be advertised
for.
The convict who, while at work at the
Jeff. Davis Mansion escaped from one or
the penitentiary guards, has not yet been
captured, and there is no clue 10 his
whereabouts.
Mr.. Sydney S. Duval. OF this city, has
been awarded q patent on his invention
of a Formulation paddock, which has no
key, but opens with a combination ike
an iron safe.
The order for the Walker Light Guard,
Company b, to assemble at the Armory
this evening to attend worship has been
recalled The special service will be held
some other time.
shockoe Council Royal Arcanum, at
its meeting Friday night, adopted a
series OF resolutions, paying a beautiful
tribute TO the last Past Grand Regent,
Charles w. HARDWOOD.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor. Miss Minnie Clark.
and Mr.. Allen Clark will take part in the
Lee Camp celebration tomorrow night in
addition 10 the persons named in an
item that appears in another column.
The engineers engaged to survey the
Cycle track at the Exposition Grounds
tod l,nP
raine. the lessee. is now considering the
kind of material he will construct the
track OF.
The thirteenth anniversary OF Lee Camp
Soldiers Home, was celebrated yesterday
by the old veterans by the firing OF
thirteen guns. The announcement that
there would be balloon ascension at
the home was erroneous.
Manager Jake Wells, OF the Richmond
baseball team. on Friday, lost a negoti-
able note for $780, payable TO his wife. j.
~ Wells. The paper was dated Novem-
Der "a 1895, and was on the First Ma
tional Bank. Of Pensacola.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Bachman. OF Chattas
nooga, father OF Rev. Mrs. Charles II.
HYDE, will be In this city Tuesday next
en- route TO Washington. ID. c., TO attend
the international arbitration meeting TO
be held in that city April 22d and I'D.
Rev. DIR. James Nelson and wife. have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Laura Virginia Mel
son. TO Rev. Sparks w. Melton, OF Balti-
more The ceremony will be performed
at the First Baptist church on Tuesday
evening. the 18th. at 8 o'clock.
Tickets for the Royal Arcanum enter
tainment to be given at the Academy
Tuesday night can be obtained by men,
bers Of the order at +. w. Balls. Ala
north Second street: r.. l.. Harrisons,
COZ Louisiana street. and Julius Strauss,
Tenth and Main. There will be no charge.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Eddie L. Stratton and Miss Linnie G.
Carter. which will take place at LAUREL
Street Methodist Episcopal church Thurs
day evening next at O'clock. The
ceremony viii be followed by reception
at tho home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs Il. +. Carter. No. us Holly
street.
Mr.. Peter McNerney. OF this city, left
yesterday for New York, whence he
win sail by tho White Star Line steamer
Teutonlc for ireland. Mr. McNerney has
been In poor health OF late. and hopes
10 regain his strength among the scenes
Of his youth. His Richmond friends wish
him bon voyage and speedy recovery.
This promises 10 be a day OF the
deepest interest at the Grace-Street Bap-
list tabernacle The Lords Supper will
be administered at the morning service.
WHEN Dr. Hatcher Will give the hand Of
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