Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-02
Personals and Briefs.

r,d,,o Ieonidas d. Yarrell. of Washing
,on e. in the city. stopping at tora
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien B. Tatum have
gone to their country place. IN Lou1oui'
for the summer. s4'At sshh
Mrs. George w. Parkinson, formerly OF
Petersburg. is dangerously i'll at her
home, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cranz. who have
been spending a week IN washington,
have returned 10 the city.
Mr.. Joseph Button. Of Appomattox,
secretary of the Democratic State Central
Committee. is in the city.
Mr.. J. Gary Jolly, who has been very
sick at his fathers residence, zOi south
Randolph street, is now able to leave ms
room
Miss Fanny Ross. who was reported as
desperately i'll at st. Lukes Hospital was
reported last night as being shade
better.
The ladies of Home Place will give a
lawn party Thursday evening at the
corner Of Deep run and Main street, from
8 to 10.
Mr.. II. W. Fuller, Of washington, gene
raj passenger agent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, was at the JEFFERSON
Yesterday.
Miss Fannie Hatcher, daughter Of Rev.
guest of her cousin, Mrs. B. a. Clements,
1901 Grove avenue.
Mr.. Charles r. Caps. general freight
| agent, and Captain Il. w. Whlsmont. SUI
perintendent, both Of the Seaboard Air
Line. are at the Jefferson.
Mr.. Allan Ainslle has gone to Maple
wood, the lovely resort in the White
Mountains. which he and Mr.. w. II.
| Webster conduct each summer.
in ~
| Confederate Memorial Literary Society on
| Thursday, June 30, at II VI. in the
| Museum. y full attendance Is requested.
Mr.. Paul r. boswell, who has been at
| the Retreat for the Sick for the past two
months has fully recovered and left Tor
| his home at TaylorsViiie, Hanover county,
| yesterday afternoon.
The colored battalion. with Major
| Johnson in command, and headed by It's
| band. marched to the Government Gene
| terry Monday afternoon and decorated
| the graves of the Union soldiers.
Representative John Lamb is in the
| city. He will remain here the balance
of the week, and will deliver an address
before thu Junior order OF American Me
chan!cs before returning TO Washington
Judge w. A. Ayres and Mr. +. S Fin
ney, a prominent attorney Of Russell
| county; Messrs. Clarke and Roger Jack
] son. Of Scott county, and Mr. }. l.. Kelly
| OF Big Stone Gap, are in the city on
J business.
! A carrier-pigeon fell down one of the
| chlnneys 10 the residence of Mr.. T.. j.
| Ryan, on north seventeenth street, yes
/ terday afternoon. 1t had Up. S65" stamp
| ed upon it, Mr.. Ryan will turn the pigeon
| loose this morning
Among the visitors at the State Library
| Building yesterday were Hon. l.. Y. Gil
| liam, member OF the House of Delegate.
| from Dinwlddie county; State-SenatOl
! Manly II. Barnes, from New Kent coun.
| ~; Thomas w. Scott, ex-senator from
| Charlotte county; J. j. Blackstone, ex.
| Treasurer Of Accomac county.
Miss Myrtle Noble entertained a num-
| her of her friends at her residence 81
! west Marshall street Monday night, May
| 3lst. Those present were Misses Cora
i Snellings. Alice Mann, Eta Hobbs. and
| Matte Jones, and Messrs Bass, C. r.
| Noble. Charles Watkins, j. A. Staples
! Charles Newman. and Eddie Noble
Chaperons: Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Gates, and
| Mrs. Chittenden.
The home of Mrs Emma Nichols ol
| Barton Heights, was the scene of a mos
| ENJOYABLE entertainment Monday night
| Music both vocal and instrumental. were
| features OF the evening. Miss Annie
| Smith. of Petersburg gave several selec
tons of vocal and instrumental music
as did also Mr.. Claiborne Epps. Tnos,
present were Mr.. l.. NJ. Johnson and wife
| MIR. william Butler Mr. G.. f. Johnson
| Mr. Willie Todd. DR.. Harmon, and tn,
Misses Nichols.