Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-22

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Eugene Bellenot left yesterday for
New York.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Lipscomb has gone 10
New York.
Judge william H. Marshall. OF Newport
News, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Hirshberg. who has been
quite sick. Is much improved and out.
Mrs. Z. II. Cloves. who has been quite
indisposed for the past week. Is much
better.
Miss Kate NJ. Reinhardt has returned
from a pleasant visit to Fern Gill; fiu-
wanna county.
Miss EIinor C. Rowe left the city yes
terday to visit Miss Carrie WHITE, or
Abemarle county.
Mr.. George A. Cralle and wife. of Wash
ington, ID. c.. are visiting Mrs. ID. {. Ken
nedy, Church Hill.
Miss Emma Denmeade of West Point.
Is visiting Miss Lou Smith. OF NO. 900
east Marshall street.
Hon. S. Herold Of Shreveport. La, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Il. hoI-
heimer, has returned nome.
Miss Laura woodward, of Lexington,
Va. is visiting her cousin, Miss Florence
Woodward of No. $50 east Clay street
Mrs. Allie Smith, who has been visiting
her brother. Mr.. T. Dan HiX, at NO. 6l'
Main street, mas returned TO her nome
at Roanoke.
Mrs. Thomas Stratton. of AppomattoX,
arrived In Richmond Sunday TO JOIN MI.
Stratton, who Is an official at the state
Agricultural Department.
Mr. Lawrence c. Haake. who was over
come by heat at the recent fire on Thurs
day evening has reported TO his captain
and chief for fire duty again.
The funeral of Miss Matte May Baker
took place from her fathers residence,
Iittlepage street, Maddox Hill. Henrico
county Sunday morning at ~ O'CLOCK
Clerk Walter Christian, of the Hastings
Court yesterday issued marriage licenses
to Charles S. Piers and Alice Bud, ana
Louis Stewart Mayo and Maude Beatrice
Kemp.
There will be an important meeting Of
Richmond Lodge, No. l. Royal Tribe OF
Joseph, tonight at Smiths Hall, Firth
street. between Broad and Marshall
streets.
The funeral of Mr. c. w. Pollard took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence 7l9 north twenty
fourth street. He was in the list year or
his age
Acting Adiutant- General c. Gray Bos-
sioux has sent forward a voucher for
Sl42lS. the expense incurred by the Month
cello Guard in their trip to Fairfax Court
house recently.
The rite of Immersion was administered
to seventeen members of the Third Me-
thodist Episcopal church (cOlored) sun
day morning at o'clock, In the james at
the foot of Seventeenth street.
SIR knight Street. Of Richmond Com
mandery. knights Templar, has been in
Pittsburg making ARRANGEMENTS for the
entertainment Of the Sir Knights who
will attend the triennial conclave in 1897
Miss Hante Hanes. of Cumberland coun-
~ who has been teaching school in |
Maryland, arrived In the city sunday |
and. with her sister. Miss jennie, Is the |
guest OF Mrs. W0Odfn, 6ZI north Elghth !
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard J. Baldwin have |
issued Invitations to the marriage OF their |
sister. Miss Alice Budd. TO Mr. Charles ). |
Peers this evening AT o'clock. The cere- |
mony will take place at their residence, |
No COB west Cary street.
Mr.. william c. williams an inmate OF |
the Lee Camp Soldiers Home who died |
on Sunday was buried in the soldiers |
section. at Hollywood, yesterday after |
noon. The deceased was native OF |
Nottoway county, ana was 81 years Oh
age
Master Philip Haxall Latimer was re-
ported as improved yesterday, having |
PASSED a restful night. 1t IS now thought |
that he will recover from the Injuries |
caused by his late fall from cherry-tree |
at Westover, where he was on an eX-
cursion.
daughter OF Policeman Edward II. Robin |
son and wife, died yesterday morning at |
$50 O'Clock at Mr. Robinson's house, No. |
2SlO east Marshall street. The funeral will |
take place from the house at 10 o'clock |
this morning
Passengers from Richmond on the |
steamer Old Dominion, which sailed yes |
terday evening were Miss Annie Top |
ham, Mrs. Hardcastle. Mrs. Slater, Mrs |
F. L. Neimeyer Mr. j. ii. Nemeyer Mr. |
and Mrs H. l.. Mitchell, Miss Ida White |
and Miss Bartlett.
Master John Purcell. son of Mr. William |
e Purcell has returned from Rock Hill |
College, bringing with him high honors.
He carried off two medals and five pre-
miums on commencement-day. For first |
year coicgian Master Purcell made a
phenomenal record
The Social Committee of ST. Mary's So |
cial Union. which is composed of Messrs.
Thomas NJ. Landers, George A. Motif, |
August Bucker Edward II. Schroudt, |
and Frank Newheser. will give a picnic |
TO Ashland Park June 9th
Messrs S. T. and S. /. Condiff and A. r.
Jenkins, Of Floyd county, who were
Medicine last session, are in the city for
the purpose OF having their qualifications
for the practice Of medicine passed upon !
by the state Board OF Medical Examiners |
Captain Charles n. Phillips. City Urea
surcr did not go TO Philadelphia with the |
members OF the Gcsangverein Virginia. |
Captain Philllps's term OF office as CITY |
Treasurer expires July LIST, and Ii was |
impossible for him TO leave, as he had 10 |
stay and wind up the business of his Office !
for the term.
The Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society has |
just elected these officers Mrs. n. Cohen |
president; Mrs. II. LOvenste!n. vice-presl- |
dent; Mrs II. Weinbrun. treasurer: Mrs.
H. Passamaneck, secretary; Relief Com
mittee-Mrs. Phillips (ctairman). Mrs. ID.
Green, Mrs. \. Malloy Mrs. III. III. Rosen-
berg, and Mrs. Kaplan.
Mr. John H. Moore. a popular clerk in
the office OF the Secretary OF the Com
monwealth. has gone 10 Detroit, Mich, TO
attend the annual convention of the Train
Dispatchers' Association, Of which he Is
a member He Will exhibit hts ingenious
invention. which he claims will prevent
collisions due to open switches.
Mr.. j. Martin SIissley. his wife. and
son, j. Edward. left the city last week
for their former home. Columbia. Pa. TO
spend few days among friends In that
locality. On the eve of their Departure
they entertained a large number OF friends |
at their residence. No. 6ls China street
Refreshments were served. conslstJng of
all the deicacies OF the season.
Richmondcrs In New York.