Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. James Hartley. of Fulton, has gone
North on q visit
Miss Ellen Clancy, of Fulton. is visit
ing I'm Washington.
Policeman John Keegan has recovered
from his recent illness
Judge Waddill is sick at his residence.
AIr Edgar Allan is at Atlantic City for
his health.
Congressman John Lamb was in the
city yesterday. but left for Washington
i'm the afternoon.
Messrs. Emanuel Raab. Meyer Heller,
Philip Whitlock, and William L. Walker
are at the Hot Springs.
Miss Mary y. wilkinson Of Farmville,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Smither,
Of No. S08 west Cary street
Miss Bette Crabtree. Muscogee /. T.,
is visiting her fried, Miss Elise W. God
din. No. COZ west Grace street.
John c. Dawes. Esq, of Baltimore is
in the city, the guest Of Edmund Strud
wick, Esq, 5l4 west Franklin street.
Mr. Melvin Andrews. member Of the
police force OF Raleigh. y. c.. is in the
city stopping at the Lexington Hotel.
Judge r. W. Hughes went with his
family to his farm. near Abingdon, Tues
day night for a few days recreation.
Among the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday was Mr.. Hall Bowles,
Deputy Treasurer Of Goochland county.
Miss Elise Watkins has returned to the
city from Hardin College. Mexico, Mo-,
having graduated with highest honors.
Mr.. Hunt Chipley. one of the represen-
tatiyes Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, is at the Jefferson.
There was to have been a meeting last
evening Of the Council Committee on or
dinancos. but d quorum could not be
obtained.
Miss Mamie p. Palmer and Miss Emma
r. Miller Of Barton Heights, are spend
ing the summer with relatives in Powha-
tan county.
Miss Janet Morris left on Monday to
attend the marriage of her cousin. Miss
Bessie Harrison. Of Cumberland county.
Va. to Mr.. James Oyerton Winston. OF
Louisa county
Miss Goode Anderson, Of Newport News,
has been in the city several days. having
come as delegate to the Epworth
League Convention held in Broad-Street
Methodist church.
Mr. James A. Black has been elected a
member of the Democratic City Commit
tee to ill the vacancy made by the resig
nation Of Mr.. W. II. Davis, one of the
committeeman from Marshall Ward.
Miss Laura Burgess. of Central Plains,
after spending several weeks with her
uncle. Mr.. d. NJ. Burgess. 621 north Ninth
street, and assisting at the Confederate
festival, returned home yesterday.
4 cablegram has been received here an
nouncng the safe arrival i'm Antwerp 'of
Mr.. Julius Hobson. of this city. who
went as one of the delegates from VIZ
GINA to the great meeting Of Good
Templars.
Mr.. 4. W. Gentry is in attendance at
the Master Car-Builders' and Master Me-
chanics' conventions al Old Point. Mr.
Gentry is an active member Of both as
sociations. and also represents the Rich
mond Locomotive Works.
A military reception of the Greek army
will be given tonight at $40 o'clock
i'm the big hall at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. An order to that effect
has been issued by General T.. NJ. Long,
who also announces that there will be
FUN to beat the band
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER NJ. Derthick, or
Chicago; Mr. Mcdowell. OF Harvard
Mrs. Charles Beverly Turner and her
daughter Miss Isabel. OF Hollins Insti-
tute; Mr. Hiram G.. Betz. OF Toronto Mr.
Joynes of Baltimore. and Mrs. Annie Lee
Brand of Norfolk, are stopping at the
Mt. Vernon.
\ delightful surprise party was given 10
Miss Bessie Frazier. at 2o9 south Reser-
voir street Tuesday afternoon on the
thirteenth anniversary of her birthday,
by the Red, White and Blue Pleasure
Club There were present Miss Alise
Printess Misses Myrtle and Estelle Fain-
yer. Miss Marion Brown. Miss Beulah
Bour Miss Nellie Leber, Miss Bessie Lee.
Miss Annie Brown. and Messrs. Bernard
Frazier. John Robinson, c. Baur and
Howard Bishop.