Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-20
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Senator James y. stubbs, of Gloucester
is i'm the city.
Mr.. !. r. Hartman, Of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
is i'm the city, visiting friends.
Mr.. Adam Schmidt, of Fire-Engine No. l,
is convalescent. and will be out to-day.
The Prince Of Naples Society gave their
sixth annual ball at Monticello Han last
night.
Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael left for
Washington yesterday to spend few
days.
Mrs. Lachlan Tyler, Of New York IS
visiting her mother, Mrs John w. Powell
at the Imperial Hotel
Mrs. William Lee Murray, of Norfolk
is the guest of Mrs. Robert Henning
Peaseey, No. 5l1 north Seventh street.
Mr.. William L. Daughtrey has left FOR
Toronto. Canada, to be present at the
Institute of Actuares for examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hicks, Of Lynch
hure who have been visiting relatives
here. returned home yesterday afternoon
The visit of Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee and her
daughter 10 this city has been postponed
on account Of the indispostion OF Mrs.
Lee.
Miss Lucy J. Stoneman. Of Island, Va,
IS with her sister, Mrs. Thomas 9. sgd
nor. who has been very ill for several
days.
Hickory Camp No. G. Woodmen of the
World. will hold meeting at Sprinsheld
Hall tonight, as their new han has not
been completed.
The annual meeting of the Prison As
ISOLATION of Virginia will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association TO-
night at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles r. Doran. correspondent
Of the ViIlefranche Gazette, Nice, France,
Is on a short visit to this city guest OF
Mr.. Mark A. Woodell.
NIessrs. A. IT. billiard, c. s. Knnier.
and Il. a. Langhorne Of Lynchourg, were
IN the city yesterday. the guests or Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Taylor.
The case of the Insurance Company
of North America against Gamble VIII
be heard in the Supreme Court to-day,
after which the court will adjourn FOR
the term.
Mrs. r. b. Fauntleroy. Of Cumber-
land. New Kent county, Va, arrived in
the city this morning, and is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. DR.. W. G.. Starr, No. sO2 east
Clay street.
Among the callers at the Office Of the
Auditor OF Public Accounts yesterday
were r. b. Seay. Treasurer OF Lunen-
burg county. and Judge Il. A. Hancock,
OF Chesterfield county.
The date Of the entertainment to be
given at No COS west Grace street tor
The benefit Of the building fund Of Grace
street BAPTIST church has been changed
TO the Thursday evening Of this week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Emily G.. Warren to Mr. Ebert Brasher.
The funeral will take place next Tuesday
evening. the 9th instant, at Broad-Street
Methodist church, the pastor officiating.
Among the guests at the Jefferson are
Mr.. ]. O. Hayden, publisher and editor
of the Somerville (Mass) Journal, a
prominent newspaper of New England,
and Messrs. II. p. and j. w. II. Jose, of
London.
Maria Davis (colored. about 80 years
of age. died suddenly Saturday night in
Rose alley. She was addicted TO drink.
and death followed hemorrhages from
the lungs. Coroner Taylor deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
Clerk Christian issued the following
marriage licenses in the Hastings Court
Yesterday Frederick Hunter Wyatt and
Lottie Bell Bigger; Charles d. McGehee
and Daisy c. Figg; Michael J. Moore and
Mary r. Brown.
Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan, well known in
local musical circles, received telegram
from Chicago Sunday night announcing
! hi Tot "a
cago yesterday. and will be absent from
the city for several weeks.
Church of the Epiphany (Bartor
Heights) has elected the following YES
trymen: a. S. Grosser III. T.. wilkins
W. p. Redd, S. Il. Brady. +. C. Goodwin
| c. r. Wingfeld. b. G.. Rufiin, l.. H.
Hanes. Thomas Armstrong, f. L. Rubin
G. G. Taylor and w. 5. Gum.
A dog that had caused considerable ex-
element near Harrison and Grace streets
Sunday afternoon by swapping at people
passing by and foaming at the mouth
as IL mad, was killed by police
man. Two motormen tried 10 run their
cars over the dog. and thus end his ex-
lstence but the tenders saved the brute
Nobody was bitten.
Mr. Charles j. McHenry. who for a
number of years has bean with the music
house OF Mr.. Manly b. Ramos, left Sun
day morning at o'clock for Memphis
Tenn, where he will make his home here
after. He entertained number OF bis
friends at q banquet on Saturday night
during which the Imperial Quartette rem
dered several popular songs.
Joseph ii. Galiehon. Deputy-Clerk OF
Smyth County Court, aud Regent OF
Holston Council. No. 1917, Royal Area.
mum. at Marion. arrived In the city last
evening to attend u meeting Of the Crane