Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Miss Sallie Duvall is visiting her friend,
Mrs W. J. Miles, OF Church Hill.
Mrs. VI. a. Ryan and Mss Mamie
Ryan left yesterday for a visit 10 Crewe.
Rev. T. s. stlckney, who was taken III
a few days ago, was not so well yester-
day.
Mrs Charley Holzafrel is still quite
sick at her home, No. I'LL ~ Chaffln
street.
Mrs. MolIe L. Gentry left yesterday
10 join her son. Mr.. Edward Gentry, at
the Old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. c. W. Fellows and family are So
iourning at ocean View. and VIII leave
in a few days for Atlantic City, n. j.
Miss Lucis p. Clark has returned home
from a delightful visit TO Norfolk. Ports
mouth, ocean View, and Virginia Beach.
The w. p. Berry mentioned in the
Police Court proceedings yesterday is not
the W. p. Berry employed as fireman at
the City Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Slater, Misses Kate
and Ethel Slater. and Mr.. Arthur Slater
are spending some weeks at Atlantic
City.
State Secretary T, a. Coulter, OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. with
his family is spending his vacation at
Ivy. Va
Mrs. T. r. Bradley and her grand
daughter Miss Lena G. Keck, left Rich
nond yesterday 20 visit friends in Wash
ington, ID. c.
Mr. w. s. Gooch. OF the Union Broker
age Company. has been called to Nash
Vile 10 attend the bedside OF his brother
who is reported to be Ill.
Miss Fanny Reinach. OF Petersburg,
after having spent a very pleasant time
in Richmond, has returned TO her home,
accompanied BY Miss H. Rosendort
A letter received from Captain f. p.
Murphy. OF this city. who has been spend
ing several months IN Ireland. states that
he will start for home in few days.
A series OF meetings are being con-
Quoted nj the Soldiers Home by Rev. Mr..
Chumley. Considerable interest has been
manifested In the meetings. and the pub
lie are invited to attend.
Mr.. Mckee. secretary Of the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association, is
expected to return to the city in a few
days. when he will begin anew the work
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
In Richmond.
The case OF Alfred White (colored,
charged with the theft OF sll.55 from Mrs.
8. A. Brannan, was heard before Squire
Lewis at the county courthouse yes
terday and the accused was given six
months In Jail.
One Of the pictures 20 be presented 20
Lee Camp tonight will be a life-Sze por-
trait of Mr.. NJ. +. Morris, Of this city,
to whom belongs the distinction Of being
the youngest Confederate soldier in tho
service during the war.
Mr.. william II. Peasants formerly OF
Richmond, now Of Bon Air. is confined
TO his home with a slight stroke OF pa
ralysis on the left side. He is now doing
as well as could be expected, and his
friends hope to see him out in few
days.
Rev. Father Donahue celebrated re-
ouiem high mass yesterday morning at
6.2O O'clock. ST. PatricA's church choir
sang the plain chant requiem and Pro-
fessor Mutter presided al the organ for
Miss NJ. insolvency. who is away on a
vacation.
Mr.. w II. Btdl, VI w do"AlsAo ~
c.. who has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. j. Miles, Of Church IIill. left
for Roanoke Tuesday night to attend the
convention. From there he will visit his
uncle. DR.. r. T. Elicit, Of Christians
burg. Va.
CAPTAIN w L. Thomas. OF the First
District Police, spent part OF wednesday
and Yesterday fishing in New Kent coun-
". where he succeeded IN hooking seYe-
raj fine fish, getting badly sunburned,
tumbllng into the river, and having a
good time generally.
Miss Katie Sullivan. who has been
spending several months In Georgia and
Florida. has returned home. accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. j. r. Marshall, who
will spend the remainder Of the summer
with her parents, Captain and Mrs. j. Z.
Sullivan. 2s01 east Franklin street.
CAPTAIN John s. Wise. OF New York,
passed through Richmond Wednesday on
his way TO North Carolina. where he has
a law case involving $1,000. He was not
inclined 10 discuss political matters, but
thought a revival OF prosperity one OF the
assured events OF the near future.
Messrs. Haddon Watkins and W. Regi-
nald Walker leave Monday for Heaths-
Vile on the Eastern shore. where they
90 10 assist Dr. Hatcher in the revival
services he Is conducting there. Mr. Wat
lr,ns will ioin his voice 10 swell the sing
Ing while Mr.. Walker plays the accom-