Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
Pithy News Items Cleaned All Over the
City by Dispatch Reporters.
INTERESTING Personal POINTS.
A CycIornmn Showing the Move
ments of Our People md Their
Fricnd.-Gossipy Bis About Mat
fcrs of n General Character.

ing relatives in Washington, j. c.
Miss Ada p. Darlington is visiting Mrs.
Charles f. WORKMAN, Of Rochester, n. 4.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday afternoon at hali-past
4 o'clock
Colonel John s. Harwood will leave
Monday for Richmond county TO spend
two weeks.
Mrs. Jane r. Hudson, OF Amelia coun-
~. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
j. Osborn Haw.
Mr. John Major and sons, OF charles
City, visited Mr.. =. W. Marable' Oh HOW
ards Grove. last week.
Mrs. Edward Willis, Of Baltimore. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lauman rag
land, Of Barton Heights.
Miss Mary f. Tyler, Of Charlottesville
IS visiting her cousin. Miss Minnie Fray
SER No. 107 north Plum
Mr.. i. II. Garcln has so far recovered
from his illness as TO be able to so out
TO his place II business.
Mrs. Walter e. Leidy, with her two
children and nurse. are visiting Mrs. -
T.. Howard. OF Grove, Va.
Misses Lottie anl Texie Boston, Of Nine
teenth street, have left for the noun
tains to spend the summer.
Miss Tommie Cullen. Of Laurinburg, N.
C., has returned home after pleasant
visit to relatives IN this city
Rev. DR.. Carmichael left yesterday FOR
the Old Sweet Springs. Rev. Il. =. Williams
will preach at st. Pauls to-day.
Rev. Father Tabb will deliver q short
sermon at the 9-o'clock mass at the
St Peters Cathedral this morning.
Mrs. Lee Britt, Of Suffolk, who has
been visiting her father. Rev. c. c. Van
derslice. ID. D., has returned home.
words that Broke My Heart IS the
name Of a song written and composed by
Mr.. Willie D. Price, Of Green Bay, va.
Mr.. c. ]. Paom. who during the past
week has been visiting friends and rel'S
tives I'm Charlottesville, has returned TO
town.
Miss Cora Johnson has returned TO her
home. I'm Albemarle county, after a three
months visit 10 the Misses Dietrich, OF
Henrico.
Rev. J. r. Garlick. formerly pastor OF
I.eigh-Street Baptist church, has returned
TO the CITY. and Will reside at NO. ~ east
Leigh street.
Judge w. O. Harris and his little son.
Overton. OF Louisville. KY. arrived in the
city yesterday, and are staying at ~
east Main street.
Miss BESSIE Beaslev and friend, Miss
Jennie Jordon. OF Petersburg, nave re-
turned home after pleasant visit Of ten
days TO this city.
Mrs. Jennings and daughter Miss Eula-
liza. returned home yesterday AFTER
pleasant visit OF two weeks to her siste-'
Mrs. J. W. Nerser
Mr.. y. J. Sheppard. Of winston, y. c.,
who was a guest Of his sister, Mrs. II.
w. Haw, during the reunion, left last
week for his home.
Mr.. L. w. Guyer state Councillor Of
the Junior Order Of United American Me-
chanics, is stin quite sick, suffering with
nervous prostration.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Grays' veteran Association VIII
be ED Monday at S =. NJ, at Concordia
Hall, Broad street.
Miss Belle Teats. OF Poxinos. Pa, and
Mr.. Robert Waters. OF Washington, are
the guests of Miss lille Pemberton, NO.
'0s north Seventh street.
Miss Lucie W. McLelland. OF Atlanta.
Ga. and Miss Olivia Falls. Of Harrison
burg. arc visiting Miss Mary McLollan6.
on west Marshall street.
Mrs. II. c. Bowyer and Misses Laura
and Jessie Scale. Of Lexington. Va, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. j. =. Hill,
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Cotto Of South Dakota. who
has been the guest Of Paymaster G.. +.
Thompson. United States navy. left for
Boston, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. f. b. Robertson. who has been
sick for several months. left yesterday
with her daughter. Mabel, for the Raw
ley Springs, Rockingham county.
Messrs. Hickey. Carl c., and Ephriam
Friedrichs. and Mr. Robert j. Beltran, OF
New Orleans. who have been visiting in
Richmond, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Jones, Of Centralla,
accompanied by her daughter, Annie.
who has been attending the Female In
stltute I'm Dalton, Ca, were in the city
Turing the reunion.
Rev. DR.. George j. hagby, of Farmville,
will preach at the second Baptis. church
o-night The congregations Of the First,
irace-Street, and Calvary churches will
mite in the service.
Rev. w. w. Lear. Of Central, Manches-
.e~ and Rev. W. T. Beauchamp, Of st.
James. will exchange pulpits this morn
ny. Mr.. Beauchamp speak o. "The
-ynchburg Convention"
Rev. John X. Clayton, who has been
spending n week or 50 with his uncle
Ben. Clayton, 1i0i west Clay street. has
i'll r1afra l..a will
preach during the sumner.
Mrs. NJ. T. Morrlsett and daughter
If Norfolk. who have been visiting her
lon. w. H. Morrisett. Of west Marshall
street. returned home yesterday, after a
pleasant visit Of two weeks.
The monthly meeting Of the Methodist
sunday School Society, which would ma
urally occur this afternoon. has been
postponed until next Sunday. when It will
je held at Union-Station mission.
sergeants w. N. Myers and Fred. W.
,iinson left over the Chesapeake and Ohio
yesterday for Buckroe and Ocean View, |
O make ARRANGEMENTS for the Howitzers
0 20 into camp On the eth OF August.
Messrs. f. 3. Thaw and Wilson Williams |
ave returned from Atlantic City and |
where they were right roy !
.uy" entertained by the Fidelity Mu- !
ual Life Insurance Company, Of the lat
er place.
Miss Lula Bass, OF Church Hill. accom- |
panied by Miss Mamie Overton, OF Man |
chester. went TO Norfolk last Monday on |
visit to relatives. They win extend their |
visit to old Point. Virginia Beach, and |
Ocean View.
The officers % Richmond Lodge. 10. |
0, o. G. c., called yesterday on Mr.. J. |
}. Lambert, guardian for Miss Clash, |
laughter OF the late c. V. Clash, and paid |
i'm 5000. the amount carried by hrn I