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

COlOnel JOnh II. NalS wac "i~-- "-
yesterday.
Policeman Zeph Lamkn, OF the First
District. lost his badge yesterday.
Mr.. F. H. Finks. of s1s Brook avenue.
is recovering from severe illness
Mrs Sam. Frank, Of Norfolk. is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
| Syc.e.
Mrs Ike sycle and son. Harold, Of
! philadelphia, are the guests of Mr.. julius
! sycle.
Mr.. T. T. Taylor. OF 400 north Twenty
seventh street, Is still confined 10 his
| house.
There will be a meeting OF the Ladies'
! Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp Monday at S'So
| o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas n Walker. who has been
iii at her residence. OIL Third street, Is
! improving.
Miss Mary Cauthorn, No east Leigh
street who has been very SICK, Is apie 10
be out again.
Major j. r. McGlnnis. of the United
/ States army. was registered at the JET
| ferson yesterday.
Miss Carrie Fleishman will leave for
home Monday, after delightful visit 10
Miss Ophelia LENT.
Miss Mamie Withers. OF Jellico. Tenn.
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. Saunders, at
No. 5l5 north Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Scott OF the Office Of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. had paid 102 pensions up
to o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. p. Frank Woodruff and wife left
OF Friday for Newcastle. Pa. They Will
stop in Baltimore for few days.
Captain r. S. Parks. OF Page county.
| who has been in the city for several
days, returned to his home yesterday.
! DR.. Carmichael will preach at st. Paurs
church to-day both morning and evening.
There will be choral service in the eve
ming.
Mr.. Thomas Z. O'Keefe and wife haze
returned from New York Mr.. and Mrs
! O'Keefe contemplate taking pleasure
trip South shortly.
Colonel John S. Cunningham, Of North
! Carolina was in the city yesterday on his
way from the North. and left for home at
o'clock this morning
Rev. William Walton, Of Atlanta, Arch
| deacon of the Diocese of Georgia, is visit
! ing his uncle, Major C. Il. SAinker, at No.
sol west Franklin street.
Miss Mary Wayt. who was badly hurt
| i'm the runaway accident Friday afternoon
/ on the Boulevard, though suffering con-
siderably, is not seriously injured.
Miss Sadie Chiles. of Bon Air. accom-
/ panied by her friend, Miss Halle Baker,
| of Hallsboro'. Va, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. j.. ID. Redo, at Barton Heights.
Mr.. Robert Lecky Jr. assistant secre-
tary Of the Virginia State Fire lnsu-
rance Company, returned TO the city Fri
day from an extended business trip South.
The First-street llse of the Traction
/ Company will be completed this week.
All that remains to be done is to make
the connection at Broad and First
/ streets.
Mr. Charles B. Mann, OF Petersburg.
who was in the city yesterday says ne
things Captain Francis r. Lassiter will
| certainly be nominated for Attorney
| General
Miss Madeline Murphy, daughter of
Colonel John Murphy, IL In Washington.
A few days ago she was the guest of the
Sons of Veterans at ball given by that
organization.
The Freight Clerks Association held a
large number Of members were present,
and many applications for membership
! were presented.
Mrs. Burkheimer and Miss Olive Bis
! sett. OF Wilmington ~ c., who. during
the past week have been the guests OF
Mrs John Talley. of south Fifth street,
returned home yesterday.
There will be an important meeting Of
/ n m Ladies' Aid AgaO-
citation at the Virginia Hospital Tuesday
/ afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Arrangements
! win be made for the anniversary, which
will take place April $d.
Little Ernest Meyer, who injured him
self few days ago by fall from
box-car while engaged In watching a
| game of baseball between Richmond Col
| lege and the Stars, is rapidly convalescing
and able to be out again.
The United States Court convenes here
next Tuesday. The regular term begins
Monday, but the grand jury has been
summoned for the following day, and
Judge Hughes will not be here until then.
The petty jury has been called for We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Andrew McA. Parker wife Of Mr..
Andrew Parker, and Miss Alice Il. Whit
lock. daughter Of Sergeant William u.
Whitlock. are visiting Miss smith. OF
SUFFOLK, and before returning TO the city,
will visit Norfolk, Baltimore, and WASH
ington.
Mr. Mckenzie Gordon, who so charmed
the large audience that heard him In the
star-course concert Friday night VIII
sing at the mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association this AFTER
noon. and Mr.. Shepperd Webb Will pre-
side at the plano.
The Bible Society OF Virginia will hold
IFS elghty-fourth anniversary meeting at
/ Centenary Methodist church this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. John c. Kilgo,
d. d., president OF Trinity College Dur
nam. n. c.. will deliver the address. Dr.
Kilgo IL a fine speaker. and Will be heafd
with pleasure.