Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-07
Personals and briefs.

Miss Jennie Bare is summering in
Louisa county.
Mrs. Hattie Tyler and Miss Irene Jones
are visiting in Gordonsyle, Va.
Mr. Benjamin r. Lipscomb is register
ed at the Coleman House, AsDury Park,
n. J.
An old negro, named Bud Trent, OF
Hanover. was badly bitten by one of his
mules q few days ago.
Mr. William H. Kelly and his charming
little daughter Fanny, left yesterday for
Long Branch, for short visit.
Miss Imogen Farinholt has gone to
visit relatives i'm Port Royal She expects
TO be away the rest Of the summer.
Mr. II. L. Taylor has returned to the
city. after a pleasant trip to New YORK
and the suburban watering resorts.
Mr.. J. II. Browder, Of Greensboro, n.
c.. will spend Sunday with his mother
Mrs. f.. c. Sterne, No tO4 west Cary
street.
Misses Mary and Pattie Browder have
returned home after having a pleasant
stay with relatives and friends in Pc
tersburg.
Miss Pearl Lester, of Midlothian and
Miss Mary Jones, Of Suffolk, are the
guests of Miss Taylor, at Chesterfield
Courthouse.
Miss Grace Arents is suffering from
very persistent attack of malarla-feyer,
as her many friends will regret exceed
ingly TO learn.
Detective c. A. Gibson went to Bow
lirg Green yesterday after white man
ma ned Tom Smith, who is wanted for
ealing a wagon.
Yrs. II. S. Land. of No 1907 Buchanan
stl.e :, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lula E.
brown, of Hanover. She will return
alb Il August 18th.
o. Rev. j. O. Kirk left yesterday
mo ing for Bristol, Tenn, where he Will
supply for the First Baptist church du-
ring the month of August.
Rev. W. b. Beauchamp will tomorrow
night resume his sermons on Low ana
High Life in Richmond His subject VIII
be THE Saloon in the Home.
Commonwealths-Atto ID. G.. Rich
ardson is home again, after a needed rest
i'm the country. Judge Richardson looks
well and strong, and is ready for duty.
Rev. T. j. Taylor, pastor of LAUREL
Street Methodist church, left Thursday
for Rappahannock count, where he VIII
assist Rev. w. A. 5. Conrad in camp
meeting.
A party Of young people. consisting OF
Miss Loula Purvis. Miss jamie and susie
Hix Master Dan HiX, and Master Hubert
Witt. left Thursday for CharlcttesVlliI-
where they will spend month.
Colonel James F.. Gregory, United
States army Corps OF Engineers. ana
son-in-law of the late Rev. Or. Charles
NIinnigerode. died Saturday July list, IN
Cincinnati, after short illness.
Miss Il. II. Crabtree of Indian Terri
tory who has been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
John II. Goddn, west Grace street lett
Richmond a few days ago, expecting 10
make d number Of visits to other friends,
en- route to her home.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Raptist Sunday-School Association VIII
be held on Sunday afternoon AT 4'oJ win
the Balnbridge-Street Baptist cnurch'
Manchester There will be addresses by
Rev. j. o. Rust, D. D., Of Nashville, and
others.
The Rev. James r. Bridges. who
preached so acceptdbly Tor the Hrace
street Presbyterian church people last
Sunday. will occupy the pulpit again to-
morrow morning and afternoon. me
Evening hour tor service in this church
has been changed to o'clock.
4 regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tier Sunday-SchOOl Association VIII ne
held on tomorrow afternoon at i.55. win
The Bainbridge-Street Baptist onurch,
Manchester. Addresses will be delivered
bv Rev. J. O. Rust. u. D., Of Nashville
and others.
Mr. Marcus Schoales. a prominent
phiadelUhian and president OF the Jack
son Democratic Club of mat city Is me
Guest az his cousins the MeSSrs. IaUroh,
10 "a west clay street. Mr. Sch2ales
e. secretary of the Deylin IRON Works,
Philadelphia and has been 10 Newport
Ncus on business. lie Will return nome
i'm a few days.