Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17
Personals aud Briefs.

terday by the score of Is to s.
Miss Rosaline Held has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Norfolk.
Mr.. Bonnie" Bernard, OF Wilmington.
N c., spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Mr.. John C. Friend. OF the Leaf To-
bacco Dealer, Danville. was in the city
Yesterday.
Miss Ruth Wilkinson. Of Petersburg.
is visiting Miss f. a. Saunders, il3 west
Clay street.
Or. and Mrs. Trevillian leave to-day
for Saratoga, White mountains, and
Quebec. Can.
DR. NJ. e. Nuchols, OF the ambulance
staff. who has been OH vacation, has
returned to duty.
DIR. Julian T. Wright has returned to
Richmond after a weeks absence on pro-
fessional business.
The annual sale OF seats I'm Beth Ahaba
synagogue will take place next Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock.
Miss Mayme Reilly, Of Portsmouth, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Henry
Mckinley. of east Marshall street.
Mr.. f. w. Carter and Miss Hester
Snyder will be married at Pine-Street
Baptist church tonight at o'clock.
Services in observance OF the week OF
PRAYER will be held at Centenary church
every night this week at Sl5 o'clock.
Miss Sara belmont Chalkley has re-
turned TO the city, after a delightful
visit to friends in Powhatan county.
Mrs. Preston Nash and Master Pope
Nash are now at Rawley Springs. where
thev will spend the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Il. Graves ana
little SON. Otey. Of this city are In
Charles City county on a visit to Mr..
Graves's mother. Mrs. c. a. Graves.
Mr. John Chamblln. who has been Ill
at the Retreat for the Sick, was reported
yesterday as getting along very nicely.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Grubbs has returned TO
the city after a pleasant visit to his sis
ter Mrs. DR.. Tucker, OF Powhatan coun-
tv.
Miss Eva Cartwright and little sister
ere on a visit TO their aunt. Mrs. J. j.
Davenport, III north Twenty-second
street.
DR.. $. Galeski, Supreme Secretary En-
dowment Guild OF America, left last night
for the North, on business for his insti-
tuition.
Miss Emma Smith, Of north twenty
sixth street. left yesterday on a visit OF
several weeks to friends in Brunswick
county.
Mr.. Fred. Myer and family returned
home from Ocean View Sunday night,
after spending several weeks at this sum
:ner resort
NIessrs. r. r. Niyette and Frank II.
Digs have returned from a ten-days
trlD to New York and other northeh
points of interest.
Miss Carrie Eubank. the accomplished
head nurse at the Soldiers Home, lett
Yesterday morning for one-months
visit in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Arthur b. Maurice. of the New
York Commercial Advertiser. who spent
several years in Richmond and Manches'
ter. is here on visit.
Miss Eliza winston Goddin and Miss
Elise Rider left Sunday accompanied by
their maid. for Amelia county, to spend
the balance Of the summer
Mr.. r. y. schilling. formerly OF Rich
mOnd but now a resident of Norfolk, Is
in the city. accompanied by his wife, on
a visit TO relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Connors, of Bayonne. y. j.,
/ with her daughter, Miss Cecilia, and son,
are on visit 70 her brother, Mr. John
Finnerty. Of 1712 Vonable street.
Fred. Johnson and Charles Johnson.
two negro brothers. engaged In scrap
on First street yesterday. and were ar
rested by Sergeant George ". Epps.
There was thought TO be slight improve
uent Yesterday in the condition OF Miss
Emma Mcneil daughter Of Rev. DR.. Paul
L. Mcneil. though she is still very III.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
afternoon suit was brought by Marvin
Branch. of the United States Banking
Company, against $. d. Goode for S6S.SS.
Rev Or. w. C. Starr delivered his usual
monthly lecture before the Epworth
League. OF Broad-Sreet Methodist church
Asst night. His subject was THE Tenth
Doctrine OF the Church OF Cod
Mrs. Anne Frayser and son. who have
been visiting for several weeks i'm Abe
marie and Buckingham counties. have
gone to Coyner's Springs to visit her
brother. Mr.. Allen Wilson Finch.
Captain c. w. Westbury. travelling pas
senger agent of the Southern railway
left Yesterday for Danyile and will per-
sonaIly conduct an excursion train to-
day from there to Asheyllle, n. {.
Mr. Henry w. Pemberton is spending
few DAYS with his relatives here prepara-
torv 10 going TO New York TO join the
Agnes Wallace villa Company, which
will tour this season in The World
Againsl Her"
The Clay-Ward Actives are in line for
the fall campaign. They have adopted
resolutions heartily endorsing the ticket
nominated at Roanoke. and pledging the
undivided support Of the organization 10
secure its election in November
Mr.. NJ. b. Erbleman OF Newport, Pa,
has written here making inquiry ABOUT
the whereabouts of DR.. Ashland, who'
he says. lived about Richmond some years
ago. The letter was referred 10 the
MAYOR and Chief OF Police, but neither
could give the information desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Oldham, Of WI
mington. n. c., spent Sunday with
friends in this city, leaving Sunday after
noon TO visit friends in Cincinnati ana
| Louisville They were accompanied by
| their friend, Miss Nellie Caulder OF VIII
mineton, y. {.
Rev. George G. Vanderslice. ID. d.. pas
TOR Of demonstration Methodist Episcopal
church. has left on two-geeks' vacation,
granted him by the official board OF the
church. On next Sunday morning Dis pull
pit will be supplied by Rev. w. q. starr
! and al night probably by Baptist d.
vine OF Baltimore.
The steamer Pocahontas, which left
richmond Saturday night for Norfolk
/ carried 400 people who spent Sunday IN
cool and pleasant fashion az the seaside
and returned early yesterday morning.
Another excursion OF this Kind VIII De
| given on the PocahontaS In two weeks
the 18th Of August.