Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-14
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
DorSGs OF RICHMOND PEOPLE
BOTH At HOME AND ABROAD.
VISITORS WaO ARE IN OUR MIDST.
who They Are and Where They
Come From-Brief Items of Interest
Here, There. and Everywhere
Gathered by Dispatch Reporters.

Mr.. isaac Goddard is fast convalescing,
and is now at his home.
Mr. John Howard qualified yesterday
to practice in the Law and Equity Court.
Mr.. John X. MolIoy is very sick at his
residence. Twenty-third and Main streets.
Mr.. Stuart F. Turner continues quite
III at his home, No. 305 1-2 east Leigh
street.
Mrs. r. c. Bennett, who has been Ill
with pneumonia, is now somewhat
better.
Mrs. Mark Gunst is still at the Old
Dominion Hospital, though greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Marshall NJ. Gillian, who has
been III for some days. is now out Of
danger.
Mr.. Carroll Taylor left last week for
Chicago. to visit friends. He Will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Nina Tallaferro. OF Gloucester is
staying with her friend. Miss Anna Boy
kin, at No. f9 east Franklin street.
Mrs. Charles r. Porter and daughter.
Mamie. of Lynchburg, are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. r. A. Montague No. 2lls Vena-
BILE street.
Mr. Tom F1ournoy son OF DIR. David
Flournoy, OF Lawrenceville, Is the guest
Of Mrs. Fl. A. Lukhard, OF No. 23n west
Main street.
Miss Margaret Pickett Stokes. OF Boil
ing Island is the guest Of Mrs. Charles
=. Stokes. No. $50 west Franklin street,
during February.
Mr. w. w. Lumpkin. of Amelia, IS
on a visit to his mother, who resides on
Ninth street. Manchester He will be-
here for several days.
The Board OF Lady Managers Of the
homeopathic Free Dispensary will meet
i'm the parlors of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Tuesday at noon.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, of Masons, is
called to meet at 2:45 o'clock this after
noon. to attend the funeral Of Mr.. G.. w.
Johnson. who was a member of the lodge.
DR.. d. ]. Coleman, who has been con-
fined to his house for the past week with
a severe cold, has recovered sufficiently
TO be able to resume his professional du-
ties.
AT the free lunch to be distributed to
the poor at the Broad-Street Mission to-
morrow night, bowls OF soup, as well as
coffee and sandwiches, will be distri-
buted.
Miss Alma Bonavta, of Roanoke. who
has been visiting her brother in Clifton
Forge. is now on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. n. b. Arnall No. 1913 west Marshall
street
There will be a Martha Washington
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Anthony's Auxiliary, at Cathedral Hall
Tuesday evening. February 18th, from 6
to II o'clock.
AItrurian Assembly, No. 1902. indie
pendent Order of knights of Labor. at
their last meeting adopted suitable reso-
buttons of respect TO the memory OF
Frank II. Burke.
The trustees of Hoge- Memorial Pres
byterian church were empowered by the
city Circuit Court yesterday to encum-
Der the church building and lot to pay
OF some debts of the new church.
Messrs. George Voelker. G. A. Thilow,
August LESS. John Baseler Richard
Wagner. William Wagner, Charles
schrimp. and william Trimmer will go
from Richmond to play at the inaugu-
ration ball. on March 4th.
Mr.. w. B. Pinchbeck, of No. 3l2 north
Twenty-first street with his wife and
daughter left the city Friday on visit
TO her mother at Ceder Hill. They will
also stop a few days with Rev. T. j..
Nettles, of Elizabeth City.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the marriage of Miss Josie Johen-
ming, a popular young lady of Church
Hin. TO Mr. f. J. Hardin, at st. James
Methodist Episcopal church. next We'd
nesday evening at 9 o'clock.
Hon. j. r. I4awless. Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, returned yesterday from
the Fourth District, where ne has been
aiding Hon. Sydney p Epes IN taking
dispositions I'm the congressional contest
waged against him by Mr.. II. 7. Thorp.
Hon. Joseph J. Little and wife. of New
York city, was in Richmond Friday Mr.
Little served in the Fifty-second Con-
gress with Governor O'Ferrall. and while
here called at the Mansion, and saw the
Governor in his room, where he Is still
confined by sickness.
The ambulance, in charge OF DR..
Charles Labenberg, was called yesterday
morning at 1890 o'clock to Church Han
avenue, to attend Mr.. f. X. Hughes, a
canvasser for Harley's furniture store,
who was taken suddenly i'll. He was
treated and carried TO his home, No. 211
north Twenty-eighth street.
DR.. Starr will deliver before the Ep-
worth League Of Broad-Street Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow night his
usual monthly lecture. Subject: 1.-THE
Seventh Doctrine Of the Church Of Cod
A large attendance of the league is de-
sired. and all fellow-leaguers and the
general public are cordially invited.
The portrait of the late William Ed
ward Turner, postmaster of Temple
Lodge, No. 8, Ancient Free and Accept
ed Masons, and Grand Lecturer OF the
Grand Lodge of Virginia Is on exhibition
at Franks picture-frame establishment.
Mr.. O. s. Norton the artist, is the
author OF the likeness. He has painted
the pictures of a number of prominent
people here.
There was delightful birthday party
given at No. III north Twenty-third
street. Games were INDUCED i'm until a
served. Among those present were:
Belle Austin. Matte Malone. Katie
Hickman. Lula Longing. May Low.
Mamie Hardin, Edna Dirmal; Messrs.
Harvey Atkinson, Edgar Blackburn, Ar
thur Null, Leslie Powell. Charlie Day,
John Wilkinson, Howard Smith. Henry
Pitt, Henry Sullen, and Irwin Chapman.
Miss Gray's TacISy Party.
A very pleasant "tacky party was
given by Miss Matte Gray last Friday