Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Personals and briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armtage have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Mr.. s. Grant King has just recovered
from a severe spell Of sickness.
Miss Rena Strauss has left for Nor
folk to visit her uncle for two weeks.
Mrs. r. c. Cave is visiting the family
of Colonel John b. Cary, 40 east Frank
lin street.
Mrs. Herman Ullman has returned
home. after very pleasant trip to
West Point.
Mr.. r. II. Beasley, editor of the South
Boston News. is in the city accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. Gerald Higgins. who has been
quite sick for the past four weeks, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Joseph Kahn. Of Harrisburg, Pa,
is in the city. visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs d. Hutzler.
Miss Florence w. Dlclerson, OF 2OS
north Twenty-frst street, is visiting
friends at Drewrys Bluff.
There was a small fire in a frame house
In Penitentiary bottom yesterday morn
ing, but no damage was DONE
Mr.. W. S. Newberne. member Of the
Legislature from Norfolk county, was
visitor at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Mary Watkins. of Sunnysde,
Chesterfield county. is visiting Miss Julia
Brown, No. 926 west Grace street.
Mr.. F. w. Atkinson, of Chicago, Is in
saft p
is stopping at the Lexington Hotel.
Thieves entered the harness-store Of }.
H. Dickerson & Co. Tuesday night and
stole about SIG out of the cash-drawer.
The aged mother of Messrs. Andrew II.
and f. ID. Christian is reported 20 be des-
perately ILL., and her recovery is despaired
Of.
Adjutant-General Anderson is confined
10 his home by illness He slightly in
jured his knee, but will be out in few
days.
Professor r. II. Willis, Of Arkansas
University. who has been visiting Mr.. b.
c. Willis. in this city, went up to Orange
yesterday.
Hon. T. w Scott, ex-senator and candi-
date for reelection from Charlotte coun-
ty. was a visitor at the state Library
yesterday.
Hon. James n member of the
Senate from Clio. county. called
on his friends at The Capitol building
yesterday
Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson has returned
TO the city from Albemarle, and Will
leave shortly for Canada TO attend a
meeting Of lawyers.
DR.. r. w. Fry and Miss Fneanor
Mitchell were married Wednesday night
AT Roanoke DIR. Fry IS brother OF
Manager Fry, Of the Jefferson Hotel,
this city.
Mr. d. Hardy Pyle, who has had
severe two-weeks' experience with rheu-
matism, and the effects OF a war wound,
has recovered sufficiently to be about on
crutches.
Miss Nellie n. Lewis left on the Vir-
ginla for Baltimore Nd, on a visit TO
Mrs. James Pierce and friends. She will
return through King william, and visit
friends also.
Governor OFerrall has reappointed
Captain George w. Kurty, Of Winchester,
a member Of the State Board OF En-
balmers. for another term Of office His
term expired on June goth.
Collector-of-I nternal-Revenue William
RYAN left the city last evening via Fred
erlcksburg route for Washington. d. c.,
and will visit the Treasury Department
on business connected with his office
The lawn party at 1884 north Seven
teenth street is being quite largely at
tended. Dancing and other amusements
nj h
ments are served by the young ladies'.
The Sunday school Of the German Evan
gelical church gave very successful
picnic at Blandon Park last Wednes-
day. The attendance was very large and
a very attractive entertainment was pro-
vided.
The delegates Of the Crove-Avenue
Raptist church TO the Dover Association
are Messrs. r. II. Elicit, r. F. Gaskins,
r. /. Montague, and r. l.. Peters. DIR.
]. C. Hiden, the pastor, is a delegate ex-
offfcio.
Miss Jennie Frank. of Albany. n. Y,
Who has been the guest OF Miss Minnie
Hessberg. 42l east Franklin street. left
last night accompanied by Miss Hess
berg for Kaaterskill IN the Catskill
mountains. where they will spend the
summer.
Misses Ethel and Elmer Jerry, Of
Tvnchburg. who have been visiting Miss
Maude wilkinson, Of 800 south Pine
street returned home yesterday after
moor. accompanied by Miss Wilkinson.
who will remain until the opening OF
the schools
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, d. d., and
family are at the Sweet Springs, where
they will stay during the remainder Of
the summer. The Rev. Mr.. Ridout. Or.
CarrnichaeFs assistant. will have charge
Of St. Paurs Episcopal church until the
rector returns.
Judge Edmund Waddnl, Jr., has re-
turned from Washington. where he at
tended a meeting Of the Republican
Cite Executive Committee. lie had no
incarnation 10 give out regarding the
slate alleged to have been fixed up for
Virginia ofiice-seekers.
Hone Lodge, No. 5. Daughters OF Re-
bakah held a most enjoyable lawn festi-
Val THURSDAY evening on the spacious
lawn adjoining No 8i5 Park avenue. The
ladies in charge were Mesdames Younger
Loving. Schmidt Miller. and Misses
worthrop. Anna Otto. and Mrs. T.. Otto,
the last being a visitor from Armenia
Lodge, Of Philadelphia
Richmonders I'm New York.