Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-14
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. j. Walter Brunei. OF petersburg, Is
in the city on brief visit.
Miss Lee NJ. Eppes left yesterday TO
visit friends in Fairfax county.
Mrs. e. L. Ball, Of West Point, is sicl,
at the residence OF her father' GA west
CLAW street.
Mrs. Martha A. Davis, who has been so
in at her home. No. 3l3 west Clay street,
is slightly improved.
Mr.. Frank Van Wort leaves to-day on
the new Old Dominion liner, Princess
Anne. for New York
Mrs. ]. d. Enright, Of Danville, is in
the city visiting her friend, Mrs. Fletcher,
Of 219 south Belvidere street.
Little Louise Manly Tanner. daughter
of Mr.. Elan L. Tanner. who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving.
Mrs. William McKim Marriott, baby,
and two little daughters are summering
at Mrs. 3. i. Cobb's, Louisa county.
Miss Rosa McGlone, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs. Il. c. McGlone Qee
Cudlipp). SIS east Marshall street, left
on Thursday for West Virginia.
Mr.. Robert Gemmell, Jr., of No. 800
west Main street who has been spending
several weeks at the Cold sulphur Springs,
returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Sargent and her daughters, Lorle
and Louise; Mrs. Thomas y. - heeHe'
and Miss Rosa Marks left on Wednesday
for Baltimore and Washington.
Misses Minnie and Hattie Callahan, OF
Campbell county. have returned home,
after delightful visit to their cousin.
Mrs. d. J. Costello, of 407 east Byrd
street
Yard engines Nos. and 900 had a col
| Usion in the Chesapeake and Ohio yard
YESTERDAY morning about IL o'clock. Both
were moving slowly, however, and the
| damage to each was small.
DR.. James Nelson president Of the
| Woman's College, has received telegram
| announcing the improvement of Profess
| sor Julian A. Chandler OF the Woman $
| College, at his home, in Caroline county.
| The Woman's Missionary Society. of
| Asbury church will hold lawn party
AT the New Reservoir, on the Traction
| Company's pavilion, next thursday ana
| Friday evenings. Open at 7:3O O'Clock.
Judge +. r. Farrar passed through the
| city Yesterday, EN- route to New York
| He will deliver a series Of lectures next
week al the Findley Lake Chautauqua
| He will be absent from Virginia for ter
| days.
Mr.. r. B. Easley, of River View left
| Yesterday morning over the Chesapeake
and Ohio for Fincastle, where he will
spend his vacation While in Fincastle he
will attend house party composed of
some of the most charming girls OF Fin
castle.
Miss Katie Sullivan, who has beer
| spending several months in Georgia anc
Florida. has returned home. accompanied
bv her sister, Mrs. j. Il. Marshall, wh'
| will spend the remainder of the summer
| with her parents, Captain and Mrs. j. u
Sullivan. 2G0l east Franklin street.
Rev. r. II. Collier, OF Highland Springs
| on Yesterday returned from North caro-
lima. where he has just closed a mos
excellent protracted meeting. He leave:
to-day for Goochland county where h
will hold another next week, aided b!
Rev. Vernon IAnson, OF Emporia.
CAPTAIN r. A. f. Dabney and Miss Myr
tie his daughter. left yesterday on the
Bay Line steamer Virginia for Baltimore
TO visit Mr.. Writ Dabney, the Captains
son. who is quite i'll. II circumstances VIII
permit the Richmond parties Will continue
their Journey TO New York and Atlantic
| City.
Major George A. Armes. United States
army (retired), owner of the battlefield!
| of Appomattox, Va, who is stopping a
the Jefferson, spent Thursday evening
al the Westmoreland Club as the CUES
OF Mr. Cabell and Mr.. Grimes. Upon hi
return 10 Washington he will visit Oh
Point Comfort, Va. The Major has beer
arranging TO place sheep upon his Apo
mattox lands until he can convert then
into a grand park for the use of Confede
rate veterans as well as the Federals.