Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-15
Personals and Briefs.

Nrs p r. Burke. of No. 17lO Beverly
street has gone North 10 visit irlends anu
relatives.
Miss Louisa Wills Claiborne and Miss
IJN Cameron have returned from oiu
Point Comfort
Miss Conway Mallory and her little
brother. Writ. are spending the summer
DAYS in Louisa county.
Miss Florence S. Peple. of south Third
street is visiting relatives at SudDrook
Park. near Baltimore.
Mrs. Andrew Christian and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. WyhdhdiiI Meic"''h "''
now at Mountain Top.
Mr.. Morton Seay, who is now making
his nome In the South, is WISHING MS
mother. Mrs. Phil. Seay.
Mr. and Mrs George Watt Taylor and
family left yesterday to visit the latter
father Mr.. Wilson, OF Amelia county
Mr. Edward Lee Jackson and Miss
Metric /, Gentry were married by rev.
w A. Laughon at his residence TUESDAY
night.
Work of excavating in rear Of the Pace
Oats for the removal of the Jefferson
hoilers has begun, and will be pushed 10
rapid completion.
Dr Alfred C. Palmer. who recently
moved 10 this city from Norfolk, has been
elected a fellow in the Academy OF Medi-
cine and Surgery.
Mr.. Beverley IL. Shore, of Shore &
Walters left yesterday for the Red sui
phur Springs. w. Va, TO spend the re-
mander OF the summer.
Mrs. Alfred T. Harris and the Misses
Harris and Mrs Charles watkins ana
daughters will spend the summer at YORK
Harbor. coast of Maine.
Rev. Dr. George II. Ray, of Portsmouth,
Va. was in the city yesterday attending
the meeting of the Board of Governors
of the Masonic Home of Virginia.
Mr. John Crisp, cousin of Speaker
Crisp who has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen II. Beveridge. left Tor
home. in Trenton, n. j., last week.
Advices received from Basic City re-
port Mr. Ivan stephens. the popular prlh-
cipal of the Barton Heights school, to be
extremely i'll with typhoid-fever.
Miss Laura Mallory. Of Louisa county
and Miss Ondie Schonberger of Holly
Mount, Hanover county, are visiting
Miss Matte Mallory, of sos west Clay
street.
Another numerous audience gathered
at Broad-Street Park for the vaudeville
performance last night. The interest IN
the excellent programme was great, and
every act was applauded.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. rector
of ST. Johns, left Monday Tor thelr I0r-
mer home. Lawyers Hill" Wytheville
where they will spend the summer. MI
Goodwin will join them later.
A lawn party will be given tonight and
tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. w
ID. Brock, Barton Heights, for the benet'
of the building fund of the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church.
The regular monthly services of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
will be held this morning at II o'clock al
the Soldiers Home chapel Rev. Mr.. Gar
rison will conduct the services.
ST Patrick's Beneficial and Social So
cietv had an interesting social meeting
last night at its hall. Grace and Twenty
sixth streets. An excellent musical and
literary programme was carried out.
Rev. DR.. Carmichael has read the
nroofsheets of his latest novel, "Carstairs
Of Castle Craig" and mailed them TO his
London publishers SIT IL is said that ,h Rr;
Carmichael Will begin Worh Oh thlru
novel this winter.
About 1.5O0 people attended the Forest
uin vaudeville entertainment last night,
and the programme presented gave uni
versal satisfaction. This weeks bill is
the best yet given, ana VIII De repeated
every night, with the matinee Saturday
at =. Nj.
DIR. George S. Thomas. Professor of
Greek and Latin in North Dakota uni
versity. is in Richmond. visiting rela-
tiyes and friends. Professor Thomas is
well known here, and is at present stop
ming with his uncle. Mr. r. n. Thomas,
of No. Sl7 east Franklin street.
The children of Bethany Home had a
delightful experience last Monday, being
entertained by the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company and Mr. Anton
Thierman. They We're taken from the
home 10 Forest-Hili Park, and over 10
lakeside Park. about which they were
allowed TO roam al Will.
The Helping Circle Of Kings Daughters.
on Church Hill. will give a trolley party
tonight over the lines of the Traction
Company, for the benefit Of the annex
which Is TO be built TO the Shelterine
Arms Hospital The car will leave Tween
ty-third and Broad streets at $50 o'clock.
and refreshments will be served at the
Reservoir Park.