Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-06


Personals md Briefs.
Mrs. Mary Mccain. Of Baltimore. Is
visiting Mrs. Henry b. Boudar
Mrs. Pauline Thalbimer Is stopping .,
| Mr.. Simon Sycle's, No. 500 west Grace
street.
Miss Susie Tolos left for Washington
yesterday afternoon. to be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. Kate Kirk. who has been on at
| her home No. III east Main street, is
recuperatiug.
Councilman b. r. Allen and sister.
| Mrs Il. c. Sutherland, left Thursday eye-
ming for Old Point.
Mrs. william c. Moncure. OF this city,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Henry HILL
OF Washington, ID. c.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry arrived
in the city Friday night. and will spend
this week with Mrs Thomas
Miss Teresa Higgins is visiting friends
in New York. Her sister, Miss Marie
is the guest of friends at Sag Harbor.
Miss Hattie Lewis is visiting in ths
city, the guest of her sister. Mrs Charles
McEwen, Grace and Nineteenth streets.
PHI. C. Cabell. Esq. returned last night
from Paramount ". Va, where he has
been for the past week on legal business.
Mrs. Kenneth Cobb and children, OF
Norfolk, are the guests OF Mrs Cobb'a
parents, Captain and Mrs. Andrew Piz-
zini
Beginning to-day, evening services az
the First Presbyterian church Will be-
gin at o'clock instead OF as hereto.
, fore.
Miss Eva Bowe will sing a solo az he
Grace-Street Baptist church this morn
Ing and Mr.. Haddon Watkins will sing
at night.
Miss Ruth Hutcheon, OF No. 81 north
Second street. VINO met with n painful
accident some time ago. is able TO be
out again.
The monthly meeting OF the City Mis-
sion whl be held at the Young Mems
Christian Association Monday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr. David H. Walsh, formerly a resi-
dent OF Richmond, but now OF Whining.
ton, n. c.. IS the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
j. II. Peay Jr.
A consignment of water meters was re-
ceved by the Water Department yes
will be begun on Monday.
Charles Lacy. son Of J. p. Lacy. left
Friday for New York, 10 join his bro
ther, Leroy. who is in the employment
OF C. b. Rouss.
Miss Effle A. Lacy, OF No. 9i0 east
| Leigh street, has just returned from her
third-year course at the Mary Baldwin
Seminary. Stanton. Va.
Little Harold Thompson, who has been
quite i'll at his home, 1898 Belvldere street.
| for the last two weeks Is nov improving
under the care Of DR.. c. a. Blanton.
A called meeting OF the Hollywood
| Memorial Association will be held In the
| .ecture-rOom OF the Second Presbyterian
church, Tuesday afternoon at ) O'clock
| MIR. John r. Cottrell and Miss Julia a.
| r. Brock. both OF this city, were married
! at 7.30 o'clock Wednesday evening by
Rev. II. a. Bagby at No. 1881 west Clay
| street.
| Miss Annie Pender Gordon, after spend
| ing the last five weeks with friends ia
! Brooklyn. is now visiting IN BStlnore
and Is expected home the iatter part Of
| this week
| Miss Mary Lyons Mayo. OF the city.
| has recently had published In the Courier
| Journal an interesting article. entitled
| "Rich in Relies" 1t describes the recent
| loan exhibition.
| Mr.. Littleton King has returned home
| after a two years trip 10 Spain and
| other foreign countries. He Is stopping
| al his mothers. Mrs. Mary 4. King, 30
| Hancock street.
| Miss Dorothy McCaw has returned 70
| her home In Midlothian after a pleasant
1 yfc "a ~ north
| Seventh street. She was accompanied
| by Miss Margaret Ryan.
| Mr.. X. Hoyt Stone. Jr.. state represen-
tat!ve OF the Security Building and Loan
| Association. OF this city. left last nigh
| for New York city ard vicinity. IN the
interests OF the above well-known .nsu-
| tuition.
| Colonel George ". Helms. OF Franklin
| county, formerly United states Revenue
| Collector. and a Democratic politician OF
local repute. has been in the city for
| several days. He is stopping at the Lex
| ington.
| Dir. Joseph Huber. OF New York AM
| his son. Emil. OF Brooklyn, after a plea
| SAINT visit OF ten days, at the residence
| OF Harry Huber. 36 west Marshall street
have returned to New York via the oid
| Dominion Line.
The Governor has taken under advise
ment the application for the pardon OF
| Charles Hobbs. who was sent 20 the
penitentiary for three years for stealing
! horse from NJ. G. Clarke. In Russell
county Mr.. Clarke himself asked for
| the pardon OF Hobbs.
There Will be a temperance mass meet
| Ing at the Denny-Street Methodist Frisco
pal church Thursday night. at s:i5 O'Clock.
| for the purpose Of orgaaiz.nt oood
| Temrsars' lodge In Fulton. Addresses
| will be delivered b. Rey. ;. G Hatcher
OF penny-strees Rev. Mr.. Harrison. and
other good takers.