Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-10
Personals and Briefs.

General James II. Lane. Of Alabama,
is a guest at Murphy's.
Mrs. w. n. Campbell has gone TO
Lynchburg TO visit her brother.
Miss Mayme Harrison left for Balti-
more Thursday TO visit her friend, MIS-.
+. Il. Northam.
Bishop John c. Granbery will preach at
ST James Methodist church tomorrow
at IL A. NJ. and S:15 F. NJ.
DR.. ]. NJ. Stifor. Of Grocer, will preach
for the Second BAPTIST church again to-
morrow at II o'clock. There Will be no
evening service.
Rev. DR.. ]. r. Mastin. of Trinity Meth
odist church, will preach at the Soldiers
Home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
and the Trinity choir Will sing.
Rev w. b. Beauchamp has gone to
Portsmouth, where he VIII preach the AN, an
niVersary sermon before PARK view
Methodist church tomorrow night.
The interest in and approval of the
Broad-Street Park vaudevilles continue.
For next week an entire change of art
lists and programme will be offered.
Miss Bessie Melville Carroll, of Au-
eusta Ga has just graduated with the
highest honors from the training schooi
Tor nurses at the Retreat for the Sick.
Rev. f. II. Rawlings. of Clay-Street
Methodist church, will preach tomorrow
morning on the EpWOItH Lag an"
At night on "a Word About Your Naca-
tion."
Miss Kirtley. an artist Of some reputa-
ton who has come to Richmond with a
view TO making her home here Is ex-
hibiting her work at her studio, No. III
east Broad street.
Rev. DIR. J. NJ. Sitter. who is so ac-
ceptably filling the pulpit of the second
Baptist church will conduct the service
at the Male Orphan Asylum tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Horses are already arriving at the Ex-
position Grounds race-track ready TOT the
races next week. Trotters from WASH
ington. Fredericksburg, and Cnarlottes-
vile are expected to-day
Deputy-Sheriff Snyder of Smyth. coun-
~ who Is here for the purpose or haVlns
a bullet removed from ms "esk. a.
stated i'm the Dispatch OF yesterday; IL
resting easily at the Old DOMINION nus
pital.
Mr. Edgar Allan received yesterday a
6re pair of antlers bequeathed TO nm
nv Colonel H. de b. Clay. or newport
Tews who died recently. The horns aie
fully five feet long and contain nltesh
branches.
Mr. Seth w. Henly and Miss Ida j..
stone were married Thursday evening a.
rs. residence of the brides PARENTS MI.
and Mrs Augustine Stone, on Holy
street. Rev. j. u. Hutson performed the
ceremony.
Mr. r.. Gemmel Jr., Of No; go west
Nsfn street. who has been in bad health
Tor some time. left Thursday az the au-
vice OF his physician for the Ailegnans
mountains where he expects 10 spehu
several weeks.
THE German American Ladies' SICK
Renefit Society of the Virginia Hospltai
Yin have summer~night festival on
Tnessay evening, July 10Th, at Mr.. -.
uoweips residence, No 1902 Pleasant
street. Strecker's Hi.
Mrs Themes H. Ellis. the wife of Colo
mel Thomas H. Ellis so well known III
former wears as a resident or TINS city
Is wing desperateiy I'll at Amherst Court
house. al the house Of her adopted son.
fhe Hon. Bev. X. Harrison.
Rev ]. w. Daugherty, pastor OF the
Fulton Apostolic church. VIII preach az
me Union Gospel Mission: NO ! north
seventh street. next Sunday afternoon
at 3 r. Nj. Meetings are helu q, this Nus
Sion every night at s:i5 O'Clock.
The Rev. S. l.. Morris. ID, d.. very
prominent minister in the Presbyteri
Church located at Macon, Ca Is IN tne
city. and will preach tomorrow mornlns
and al night at the Grace-Street Ffespy-
terrain church DR.. Morris Is an intimate
friend OF Or. Fair. Thoy were schooi-
mates.