Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
RICHMOND in BRIEF.
MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT
PEOPLE you KNOW.
visitors In Our sIidst-our Citizens
Who Are Taking IN Outing on
Pleasure Bent or In business
Pursuits.

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Miss Emma Z. Baker. OF Louisa, IS
visiting Mrs. Ernest l.. Boiling, iVi' floyu
avenue.
Miss Lizzie ELLINGTON left on wednes-
day last 10 visit relatives In Cambridge
port Mass.
Miss Rosa Gardner who has been ex-
tremely III in Washington, D. c., has re-
turned home.
Mrs. James y. Page. OF clifton Forge.
is on a visit TO her father. 1o7 north Twen-
ty-ninth street.
Miss Fannie Steger, Of Paynes, Flu
wanna county. Is visiting relatives AZ oVo
Belvidere street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Holt have returned
from the NJ. c. r. Convention, which met
at Saratoga, y. Y.
Miss Laura t. Pritzer. Of Cedar Hi,
Fairfield. Henrico. left last week TO VISIT
relatives in Danville.
Mr.. W. II. Christian and Constable
Jack King. of Hanover, were IN the Guy
yesterday on business.
Rev G. c. Hersman. OF Union Seminary.
will preach at the Second presbyterian
church to-day at II A. NJ
Miss Hattie Oppenhimer is visiting the
family Of Mr j. II. Cutchlns. 545 camp
bell avenue. southwest, Salem.
Miss Lula Edelblut has returned from
Ccney Island and II is hoped that her
health will eventually be restored.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will have a meeting Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock, and a full attendance Is urged.
Governor oFerral did not so over to
the Capitol yesterday. lie was kept pusy
with some work at the Executive Man
sion.
Mrs. J. II. Chandler. of Newport News
with her two children. Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. I. Warren, OZS east Broad
street.
Miss Katie Randolph whlttle. niece OF
! Bishop White. Is visiting her relative,
Mrs. Thomas n. Dunn, 5W west Grace
street.
Mrs. L. 7. Robertson and son, Walter
OF New York city, are visiting MTs
, Robertsons father, Mr.. c. c. Walter. No.
! - west Cary street.
Mrs. John NJ. Gregory, of Charles city,
| and Mrs. John w. Jones. OF Centrala,
| Va, are the guests OF Mrs Il. w. Haw,
Of 100 west Cary street.
/ AS Bishop Newton cannot attend the
/ Armenian meeting 10 be held at the
| Academy this afternoon. Rev, DR.. Robert
| p. Kerr will speak I'm his stead.
Minors farm. Hanover county. Va, has
been selected by the committee i'm charge
] OF Howard s-Grove Lodge, No. 75s. I. O.
/ G.. T., for their annual outing on July 4th.
An important meeting Of the Daughters
| of the Confederacy will be held at Lee
! Camp Hall Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. All members are urged 70 at
tend.
Mr.. Marion L. Dawson left the city &
few days ago for Toledo. o.. and Detroit.
Mich, on professional business. Before
his return he Will visit several points in
Canada.
Rev. w Z. Hatcher, D. D.. beirg absent
from the city. Rev. 1. NJ, Mercer Will
at II A. NJ. and Rev. r. Aubrey Williams
at S15 +. NJ
Chief-of-Police Howard has Just received
a group picture OF all the police chiefs
who attended the recent Atlanta conven-
ton. The likeness OF Major Howard is an
| excellent one.
Rev. DR.. J. Wiley Bledsoe formerly
| pastor OF Park-place church OF this city.
ginia Conference. Is IN the city, the guest
of James B. Elan. Esq.
Mr.. Charles Bolton. OF 625 south Belvi-
! dere street, will leave here for New York
on the I'D. He viii sail on the oath on
the steamer Brittanic for England, and
viii be away about two months
The officers Of Jefferson Lodge. No. 10
Order Of Golden Chain, delivered 10 Mrs
| W. J. Osterman on Friday evening. a
! check for 5000. being amount OF the
benefit certificate OF her deceased nus
band.
Rev; J. MINIS johnson gave his Illus
trated lecture at Grove-Avenue Baptist
church Friday night 20 a packed house
The entertainment was one OF the mos,
ENJOYABLE Of the kind ever given at the
church.
Dr. Hoge writes from Queenstown. under
date OF June 9th, that OF all his voya ges
across me Atlantic the one just taken
Z r.fa lf,f
smooth.
The first consignment Of Georgia peach.
es 10 arrive here IN ono Of the cold-stora %
cars or the California Fruit Transporta.
ton Company came IN Yesterday Tn.
peaches were JUST as fresh as when taker
from the trees.
Miss Margaret Boiling Jones. OF Din,yid
de VINO has Just graduated WITH honor
at the Fredericksburg Wcman's COLLEGE,
IS visiting Mrs. T. Crawford Redd. barton
Heights, where she will remain until al
ter the reunion.
A meeting Of the Howitzer Association
VIII De held at the Chamber OF Commerce
on Tuesday afternoon az o'clock 10 max.
suitable ARRANGEMENTS for the parade or
me occasion OF the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Davis monument.
The Epworth League OF ST. James Meth
0alst chureh viii give It's second monthly
nlng at S:lo o'clock in the basement Of
the church. The subject will be "Japan-
Its Past, Present. and Future"
The trustees OF Richmond College dp
ring their session last week. co1ferret
fhe qegrse OF Doctor Of Divinity on Rev
J. NJ Mercer, the esteemed pastor Of
Westview baptist church. Rev. Mir Ner
Ger Is an alumnus Of the college.
During the summer services will b,
nSlu at TRINITY Methodist church al 3 Z
NJ ON Sundays, instead OF at night. Tn,
oaanse mas already taken effect. and th'
congregation IS well pleased. The mornln.
service Is at II o'clock az heretofore.
Master Cerlye Moss the s-year-old SOL
o. Mr.. W. j. Moss, OF this city. who wa
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Henry Allison. nea
DenDigh. Va, met with an accident oil
Mednesdey last by railing from d tree
HIS right arm was broken IN two place
by the fall
The American-Day Committee ~ m,
Junior Order United American Mecbanic
VIII meet tomorrow nizht with Grac
Council, No. le, at Haske.s Hall nes
me corner or Iwenty-fOurth and ,
tee IL desired.
Mr. w. II. Parker, manager OF the oh
sweet springs, W. Va, was In the cit,
ness trip through the State. He reDort
that the prospects are that the resort VII
be crowded this season. Mr.. Parker leave
for the springs tomorrow
The Church-Hin Fishing Club will tax
their frat trip down 10 The swamp mex
Monday evening. They VIII leave on IN
3:S p. N train over the Chesapeake an
Ohio railway. A good time Is expected. !
big Bruins stew Will be served Tn
club will carry about twenty members.
The annual musical OF Mrs. Cora s.zer,
Instrumental and vocal classes will b
given In the Young Mems Christian Assn
citation Hail next Thursday evening. Tn
most difficult compositions OF the old nnas
ters VIII be rendered. such az those q
Beethoven, Rubenstein. and waIIenhaupt
Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel. correspond,n