Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-08-28
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

the city much improved in health.
Mrs ]. H. Terrell is visiting
friendsin Hanover County.
Mr.. P. L. Echols of High Point,
N. c., called on us.
Mr. L. Echols of High Point
n. O called on us.
Miss Annie Scott is visiting King
w lillian County, Va
Miss Rebecca Morton, of Wash
ington, ID. c., called on us.
pr. ]. f Smith, OF New York,
was in the city last week.
Mrs, G. w. Lewis is visiting
Louisa County.
Mr.. W. E. Banks OF Dover
Mines, Va called on US this week
Mr.. T. Jones, of Newport
News, Va, called on US.
Miss Rosa b Yancey is visiting
friends in Amelia County.
-President G.. w. Hayes was in
the city last week.
Mrs. NJ. F. Gaines. of Baltimore 4,
is IN the city.
-Rev. John Jasper has taken his
vacation. He will be absent three
weeks.
Rev. W. f. Graham and family
have been spending the summer at
Beaver Dam, Va.
Miss Corinne l. Gibson OF Nor
folk, Va, was in the city en- route to
st Louis. Mo.
Miss Ada Thomas has returned
To Washington. Misses Mabel Holmes
and Ottie " Brooks left for the same
city Saturday.
The Virginia Normal and Col
legiate Institute near Petersburg, Va =,
was struck by lightning, Tuesday 24,h
inst.
The Fourth Baptist Church is
now one of the handsomest in the city
The stone-steps are great improve
ment.
Rev DIR ID N. Vassar and wife,
with their daughters, Misses Virginia
and Rosa, arrived in the city from
Louisa County.
Mrs. Marietta Lester and grand
daughters, Edna and Goldie Debbress
are visiting New York and Long Island
City, N. Y.
DIR. P. B. Ramsey, dentist, is
succeeding nicely. His work gives
satisfaction and his patrons are on the
increase.
Mrs Sarah Carter. with her daugh-
ter and Miss Lottie Pettus, spent last
Sunday in Newport News, Va. with
one of their friends.
Mrs. Christopher Smith of 1OO4
West Leigh Street, left the city last
Saturday to spend the balance of the
summer with hsr mother in Sussex.
We return thanks for an invita-
ton to the first annual outing of the
Nineteenth Century Club. Tuesday
August 31st, at Poplar Springs, Va.
E-Mrs Kate Turner of $40 West
Franklin St., has been confined to hel
} room on account of sickness for the
last two weeks.
Miss Bessie Madison, of Wash.
ington, ID O has been spending three
weeks in this city. She left for home
Wednesday after having most enjoy.
able time.
; Mrs. Lessie Johnson, of West
Marshall Street, left the city on Tues
day, the 18th for Philadelphia and New
York to visit her friends and relatives
Mrs Josephine Baker, in accom-
pany with her Daughter. left the cit,
last Sunday. for few weeks visit il
Louisa, Co. Va.
! Mrs E. NJ. Thomas, and Mis-
Dyson of Washington, and Misses NJ
3 E Gibson and B. Chapman of Balti
more, in company with Mr.. @. A
Scott called on us.
Eugene, the twelve year old Sol
on Prof. j. E. Jones and wife is nov
improving. He had a severe attack o
lock-jaw, but Doctors DESMOND, Blan
ton and Levy seem to have gotten tn,
disease under control.
= Miss Carrie l. Galloway has lef
the city for Cumberland, Va, to be tn,
guest of Miss Julia Trent, from which
: place she will return to Lynchburg 70
the winner.
. The following Richmond peOpl
are at Atlantic City, N. J., Mesdame
Eliza Williams, Isabella Lewis, Mil
: dred A. Cross and Misses Gertrudt
: Jones, Louisa B. Nelson and Sallie NJ
/. Boisseaux.
n IN essrs. William Hill, Georg
e Garnett, Frank w. Harris and Enni
e Dickerson, Jr., formerly Richmonders
{ are forging to the front in their Tt
= spective lines in Philadelphia, Pa.
b Rev r. P Price Of Baltimore
T Nd, was in the city last week and call
g ed at this Office in company with Rev
g Elisha Cook of this city, Rev. Pric
enjoys the distinction of having bee
. at one time member of Company
d Doth Massachusetts, Volunteers. He
J. falso member of the United State
n Veteran Christian Missionary Associa
ton.
No-To-Bac for FIFty Genus.