Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-14
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. c. w. Tanner was registered at the
Imperial Hotel, New York. yesterday.
Colonel John S. Harwood left yesterday
morning for visit to Richmond county.
Mr.. ]. Louis Sullivan left Sunday for his
summer vacation. which he will spend in
Chicago.
Mrs. y. T.. Ancarrow and children are
at the Otterburn Springs. where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. Wilson Williams IS IN the city for
a few days, shaking hands with his
friends, and attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. VI. Hessburg. Mas Minnie Hess
burg. and Mr.. Felix Hessburs Of this
city, are at the West End Hotel, Long
Branch.
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals viii be held tonight at SIS
O'clock.
Miss Edith Brauer, OF Nineteenth
street, left the city yesterday TO spend
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Mitchell,
OF HenricO.
Mr.. Thomas 7. Traylor and daughter
left Friday for their home, Houston. Tex.
after spending two weeks with relatives
in the city.
Miss S. c. Perry, OF Orange county, will
soon become the bride Of Mr.. W. y. Will
liams, formerly Of this city. but now OF
Newport New.
Mrs ]. T. Anthony and children. of
Charlotte. n C., who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. y. A. Flanhart, left for
home yesterday.
Messrs Al. Douglass and John Harris,
members OF the Boston police force, who
have been visiting Detective Gibson, re-
turned home Sunday night.
Mr.. Frank r. Lassiter, United States
District Attorney, was in tn e'fv yester-
day on his way to attend tho meeting Of
the Bar Association at Old Point.
Miss Camille Holt Hunt. OF Lexington.
n. c., who has been visiting Mrs. r. B.
Stacy. of Highland Park. and also Old
Point Comfort, left for home to-day.
The Confederate Museum will be open
until 10 z. NJ. to-day, In order that the
Christian Endeayorers who visit the city
may have an opportunity to visit 1t.
Rev. DR.. Robert F. Kerr was slightly
indis,osed on Sunday, but the report
circulated TO the effect that he was I'll
was erroneous. He was out again yester-
day.
Misses Pinkie and Cora billiard and Miss
Annie Brent. of Nelson county, who have
been visiting Mrs. Captain j. j. Taylor,
ia west Cary street. will return home
to-day.
The pulpit at ST. Paups church was
filed Sunday by the Rev. Il. =. Williams,
fn the absence OF Dr. Carmichael. who
f. spending his vacation at the Old Sweet
Springs.
The heavy rain of last Friday washed
away a part Of O brick-wall on Mr.. \.
Ezekiers premises. Twelfth and Marshall
streets. that was 10 inches thick and
80 feet high.
In order that the Endeavorers may have
the opportunity Of entering the three his
toric churches Of the city-St. Johns, st.
Paul's. and Monumental-they will be
kept open to-day.
Deputy-Clerk Luther Libby. Of the Law
and EQUITY Court. LEFT for Boston Satur-
day 10 attend the funeral Of mis- uncle.
Mr.. Libby will qualify as executor OF the
estate before returning.
Chief-of-Police Howard returned yes
terday at noon from Washington, where
he has been attending the bedside OF his
half brother. Mr. William f. Marcoe. who
died last Friday and was buried sun
day.
Mrs Ida NJ. Johnson. who has been visit
ing friends In New York city for the past
eight months, has returned to the city,
and Is stopping with her brother, MI
Charles ]. Hughes. lO5 west Marshall
street.
Colonel Thomas p. Pollard has received
n copy of the resolutions passed at the
recent convention OF Sons OF Veterans,
conveying the cordial thanks Of that body
for the interest he has displayed In the
organization.
A valuable black horse. owned by Mr.
p BENJAMIN Taliaferro, fell dead In the
alley I'm the rear OF the Southern Express
Company's office Sunday. II had been III
with indigestion for some time. and was
heing examined by Liveryman Bennett,
OF Tenth street. when it dropped dead
commemorative Attorney John @. VIII
l,ams. OF Orange county. Il in the city
He IS a. brother Of Colonel Lewis p. VIII
Iiarrs OF the "O,d First" az is said
nv comrades OF the "Black-Hawk Colo
mel as he was Familiarity termed. to be
striklngly like that intrepid soldier
Mrs. S. p. Palmer. OF Batavia. n. Y,
who has been visiting her daughter. at
no west Main street. will leave for her
home on the early train this morning.
acconpanied by her granddaughter. Miss
Grace Annie Fox. who expects 10 be
ahsent two months visiting relatives
and friends at Buffalo. N. Y. and
vicinity.