Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-21
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. J.. Il. warren IS improving, AFTER
several weeks illness.
Mrs. George w. Bagby is in Washing
ton for visit Of a few days.
Mrs. S. f. Johnson, OF No. 325 west
Main street, continues very I'll.
Mr.. G. e. Crawford is sick in Jackson
vile. Fla, but is now improving.
Rev. DR.. Paul whitehead viii preach at
Park-Place Methodist church tonight.
Mr.. smertz, of east Main street, who
has been quite oil, is able to be out again
Rev. Joseph Wilson. d. D., will preach
at the Third Presbyterian church to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Langdon, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a.
X. Nelson.
Mrs. William G. Hill Of Boston, Mass.
f. the guest Of her father, Charles G..
Thompson, Esd.
The hour for the afternoon service at
Monumental church has been changed
from to o'clock.
Miss Nellie +. Carter remains quite
sick at her parents residence. No. 4O2 IL
south Laurel street.
Captain ]. S. Pemberton, who has been
street, IS slightly better
General Il. p. Meany. president Of the
American Telephons and Telegraph Com
pany, Is at the Jefferson.
Or. William r. Jones, who has been Ill
for the past month. has sufficiently re-
covered to resume his practice.
DR.. William r. Jones who has been I'll
for the past month. has sufficiently re-
covered TO resume his practice.
Elk. Congressman W. r. Mckinney Of
Petersburg, and Hon. Joseph u. Willard
Of Fairfax, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. II. Chandler, Of Newport News
has returned home, after several days
visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. II. Warren
The Christ Church Guild will hold their
regular meeting Monday at the home OF
Miss Powell. No. 6l9 north Twenty-third
street.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. International
Association of Machinsts, will give a
bah at Monticello Hall next Thursday
night.
Richmond was represented at the
Mothers Congress in Washington by
Mrs. James r. Werth and Mrs. Mathew
Gilmore.
Mr.. J. Fountain Ford. Of No. DIS west
Marshall street, who has been Ill for the
last three weeks with yphoid-pneumonia,
is improving rapidly.
The Church-Hill German Club gave
cotillon at Corcoran Hall Friday night.
There was a large attendance, and a
pleasant time was had.
Miss Mildred Iglehart. OF Rock Island,
after visiting Baltimore for six weeks,
is now visiting her uncle, Mr.. w. ;.
Jones, at NO. 40 south Cherry street.
Mr.. James p. Pemberton, with wife
and little daughter, Madalene, who have
been visiting Captain j. S. Pemberton.
will leave to-day for their home, In
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. Robert Portner, Of Alexandria,
president Of the Robert Portner Brewing
Company. of that city, and the National
Capital Brewing Company, OF Washing
ton. was in the city yesterday.
There will be special services at ST.
Luke's chapel, corner Washington and
Beverly streets. this afternoon at 4S0
o'clock. A large class will be confirmed,
and Bishop Newton Will preach.
Mr.. Marquis Jones, OF Gloucester. has
been I'm town for several days with his
wife. who Is at the Old Dominion Hospi-
tai. Mrs. Jones Is rapidly recovering,
Or. George Ben. Johnston having sue
cessfully performed an operation upon
her.
The Public School Trustees of Fairfield
District. Henrico county, met at the
county courthouse yesterday Besides
routine business, the payment OF the
salaries of the teachers OF the county
dered.
I. Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. La Prade. OF Mobile,
formerly of this city,, have issued invf-
tations 10 the marriage OF their young
est daughter Miss Emma Sidney, to DIR.
S. Springer Tam. on February Ath, at the
Government-Street Methodist church,
Mobile.
Miss Julia Waller Morris has been
for soma weeks very III at Hotel Bar
tholdi New York city, having contract
"a a severe cold, and. under the advice
of her physician. viii go. as soon as
she IS strong enough, to the seashore TO
recuperate.
The Kings Daughters of, Christ church
sava ito regular afternoon tea at the
bcma ~ Mrs. G. II. Burton, the presi-
dent Refreshments we're served, such as
chocolate. coffee, and fruits. The next
tea will be held 1t the home OF Mrs.
Hnliard. on north Thirtieth street, next
Thursday evening.
Al DIR. Hoge's church this afternoon at
4.So o'clock the Presbyterian Sunday
school Union VIII have IT'S regular meet
ing Rev. DIR. English, professor OF Pas
torol theology and the English Bible in
the Union Theological Seminary, will
sneak on the Acts OF the Apostles, with
sneciaI reference 90 the international SUM-
day-school lessons.
A Valentine tea was given for the
benefit OF Bpworth chapel on Monday
night last After the tea was over the