Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-17
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Roger a. Pryor Jr., Of New York.
IS Ia the city.
Mrs. James 2. Pace has returned from
Louisville Ky.
Mr.. w. z. Chaplin continues quite sick
ct his home, in this city.
Mrs. c. A. Robinson, of $40 west Grace
street. continues very sick.
Miss Cooke. Of Petersburg, win be the
guest of Miss Randolph during January.
Miss Bessie Pace left yesterday for
Plttsburg, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Graham.
state Senator William A. Little. Jr.,
Of Fredericksburg is registered at the
Jefferson.
Miss Brunhid. of New York. IS the
guest Of Mrs. ID. 3. Kahnweiler, 1857 west
Grace street.
Mrs. Walter G. Coleman is stopping for
q few days with Mrs. c. ". Hunter, ll5
east Clay street.
Miss Mary G. Zollinger. Of Baltimore,
Is visiting Miss Hester c. TabD at 100
east Grace street.
Miss Addie Allsbrook. of Church Hill.
has left the city FOR an extended trip
10 Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. Isaac Goddard. who has just under
gone painful operation, is doing as well
as could be expected
Mr. \. T. Alternately. wife. and two
daughters have been quite sick for seye-
raj days past with grip.
Miss Annie Robinson. of so west Grace
street. viii be out in few days after
having had scariet-feyer.
AIR james A. Davey, OF New York,
who has been visiting friends here, VIII
leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. A. G.. Mayo and daughter, Miss
D0lue, have returned TO Richmond after
a pleasant trip to Baltimore. Nd.
Mr.. y. W. Wicker, Commissioner Of
the Revenue of Hanover county, was
caller at the Auditors Office yesterday.
Miss Annie c. Wilson will soon leave
for Petersburg 10 spend the remainder of
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Preston
J.. Roper.
Miss Eulie Harrison, Of Lower Bran
don will spend the remainder of the
winter with Mrs. L. T. Robinson, 5l2 east
Franklin street.
Owing TO the sickness from grip Of
the president Of the Daughters of Con-
federacy. their annual meeting has been
postponed until further notice.
Mrs =. Frank Woodruff Of Home
Place. West End, who has been i'll for
the past four weeks with la grippe ana
innammatory rheumatism is improving.
The ladies' of Park-Place Methodist
Episcopal church are contemplating an
entertainment to be given the first week
In February commencing Monday list.
Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins, will sing the
beautiful hymn, "Cast Thy Bread Upon
the Waters" at Grace-Street Baptist
church this morning by special request.
Rev. Pike Powers, rector Of ST. An
crews Episcopal church, was somewhat
better yesterday afternoon. and his
friends hope now for his speedy recovery
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will celebrate Lees birthday by
giving a Confederate tea at No. 7C2 east
Marshall street Tuesday evening from
70 10 O'clock.
Mr. l.. O. Miller and wife left Thurs
day night for a trip South. 1t Will include
Charlotte and Asheville. n. C; Atlanta,
Ca. St. Augustine. Fla, Knoxville
ana Memphis. Tenn.
General and slrs. Bradley T. Johnson;
Mrs. BrOadnaX and her daughter, Miss
Nellie. Of Brunswick, Ca. and Mrs.
Cynthia Coleman. of Williamsburg, are
az MIS-. Duyals, 30l east Franklin.
The members OF Holy Name Society
viii assemble In the basement OF st.
Peters Cathedral at 6:45 A. NJ. this NOM
ing and attend holy communion in a
BODY at the o'clock mass In the church.
Misses Bessie and Mary Berry gave a
beautiful afternoon card, party and
luncheon 20 a few friends on last Friday,
Mhs Emma Rely bearing off the first
Prize "a lovely cut-gass and silver vina-
sfette) and Miss Florence Bidgood the
BOBBY
Many hearts will be saddened TO hear
OF the death OF Mr.. Thomas Coyeney,
VINO was 50 III at No. Coz north First
street, last summer, and was In the fall
saKen 10 his parents home, at Everett.
ra'' where he breathed his last on Janu-
airy LIST.
Mr John T. ODonnell, better known as
happy Ward" of the Ward & Vokes
company, VINO, with HIS wife, came down
70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. W. Edward
.nefee' left last Night for New York
"'~ Alice MeAvoy. who accompanied