Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Lucille Nelson Is the guest OF Mrs.
w. q. Neale.
Mrs. Benjamin Nash has as her guest
Miss Marguerite Wright.
Miss Annie Wiclie Coons Is visiting
Miss Carrie Wesley Elicit
Mr.. C. W. Throckmorton. OF Danvine,
has decided TO locate in this city.
Hon. James Hay. congressman-eIect of
the Seventh District, is in the city.
Master o. Curd Perkins IS stopping with
relatives at 1913 IL west Clay street.
monwealth's-Attorney Lance. Of
/ Charles City county. was In the city yes
! terday.
Miss Lizzie Morehead, OF Durham, y.
O.. Is stopping with Miss Mary Archer
Saunders.
Miss Mamie X. Bowles. OF Fluvanna
county, Is visiting relatives at lO3 IL west
/ Clay street.
| Miss Frances rutherford Goodwin. Of
| Wythevile. is the guest OF Miss Florence
! Mckerney.
Miss Dora Simonton, Of Berlin. IS visit
| ing Mrs. Isaac Cohen, Lombardy and
I Franklin streets.
Miss Mamie l.. Borst. Of Petersburg,
has returned home. after visit 10 her
brother. in this city
Miss Mamie Heth Of Washington, d.
c., IS visiting at Mr.. Charles Selden's,
81 west Grace street
Squire LOnnie Graves has improved
somewhat in the past week, and IS now
able TO sit up little each day.
The annual masquerade ball OF Schiller
I Dllu % - - rvf ha rrft
at Sanger Hall next Friday night
Miss Fannie Crouch. of 2C6 east Main
street. VII leave for Danvlle on Deem
Der 18th, 10 spend the winter there.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald has returned 20
town. anG is the guest OF Mrs. l.. L.
Lewis, Of Richmond, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Briel have returned, and
viii reside with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Run, ST., on the Brook road.
Mr. Charles T. Stewart. representing
r. Hoe & CO.. the celebrated pressmen.
Is IN the city, stopping at Nurphys Ho-
tel.
Miss Caslie. n charming young lady of
ST. Louis, II visiting the family Of DIT.
W. T. Oppenhimcr, on Ninth street,
Richmond.
Miss Virginia 1Iosby. Of West Point,
Va. who mas been visiting her grand
parents. at $3.50 east Broad street, has
returned home.
Tuesday will be the great feast OF the
Immaculate Conception, a holiday Of OBJ
legation. Masses at 6, s. and 1890 Yes
pers at p. ~.
Mrs. Minor Lille, OF the University Of
Virginia. and Miss Clare McParlin, Of
OF west Franklin.
Master Andrew Austin Tyree. who has
been confined 20 his bed for the past nine
weeks. grows weGker. but has been rest
Ing easier the past few days.
General T. VI. Logan's youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Lima Logan, Of Algoma, Is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Estelle De
Saussure. 3lG east Main street.
Rev. Joseph N. seaton will speak on
the subject "The Old Testament and the
Higher Criticism" this evening at s
o'clock at 20 north Fifth street
Miss Florence Thomas, OF west Cary
street, left the city on Wednesday Tor
Newport News, whore she will spend
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends
Colonel John H. Oberley, editor Of the
State, who has been in New Hampshire
for several weeks. returned 20 the city
yesterday. and VIII resume his duties o.
morrow.
Llnwood Haze. the 4-year-old son OF
Mr.. j. Z. Mann, lies critically III with
lockjaw at the residence Of his grand
father, Mr.. A. f. Tiller, No. 406 north
Second street
Miss Maria BIair's afternoon at the
Woman's Club on philanthropy at
Home" which was postponed from last
Monday, viii be given tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock at the club-rooms.
Miss Mary Harris. OF the University OF
North Carolina, who has been the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Eula Holt, left yes
terday for New York. where she will
pursue her studies In art this winter.
A meeting Of the City Union Of Kings
Daughters, organized at the recent State
Convention IN Richmond, is called by the
chairman on Wednesday at noon In the
parlors Of the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation Building.
Miss Watts and Miss Carr, both of
Durham. n. c.. viii visit Richmond the
last % the week as the guests of tn
Misses williams, 20 west Grace street.
Miss Morehead, now visiting Miss Saun-
ders. Will also be their guest at that
time
The "Thlmble Band" OF Grace-Street
Baptist church will have Christmas
sale at the Tabernacle. at Grace and
Belvidere streets, on Thursday and Fri
dav, 10th and 18th, from l to 10 p. NJ.
There will be an attractive entertainment
each evening at o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society will be held
at the Confederate Museum tomorrow az
~ o'clock. Officers are to be elected at
this meeting. and ether business Of i'm
pOrtance 10 be transacted. \ large at
tendance of the membership is earnestly
requested to be present
Professor ". NJ Hammill. Of Chicago,
one Of the field secretaries Of the Inter
national Sunday-School Convention, IS
expected 20 deliver several addresses to
the Sunday-schoOl teachers Of Richmond
on the 18th and Goth OF this month. The
probable programme thus far arranged
includes an address at the Young Mems
Christian Association Saturday afternoon
December 18th: a conference with Sun
eav-school teachers at Seventh-Street
Christian church az night, a mass meet
ing nj Ieigh-Street Baptist church the
following Sunday afternoon, and an adj
dress at Centenary Methodist church
Sunday nigat.
Richmonders I'm New York.
NEW YORK. December 5.-(Speclal)-
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