Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
Personals and Briefs,

Senator James is i'll with malaral-fever
! at the Langley.
Miss Josie Massie is visiting her father,
Senator Massie, of Nelson.
Mr.. George A. Southall left Thursday
to make his home in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. ]. H. Browder. of Greensboro, N.
c.. is visiting his mother at 6O4 west Cary
Mrs. w. w. Fitch, of Charlottesville is
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. NJ. Bickers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hofheimer and son are
domiciled at No. us east Franklin street.
Miss Ruth Fuller and Miss Louise Budd
will leave Wednesday on q visit to Wash
ington.
Mr.. Ed. L. Hunter, Of the clerical corps
Of the Senate, will spend to-day in WASH
ington.
Mrs. r. f. Byrd. of Winchester. is the
guest Of her brother, Senator Hal. Flood,
at the Jefferson.
Mrs Walter Parkins, who has been
very i'll at her home. at No. 912 east Mar
shall street. is convalescent.
Miss Mamie Samuel. of Caroline coun-
ty is visiting her cousin, Miss Eugenia
Samuel, No col IL north Twenty-third
street.
The offertory of the morning service of
Christ church to-day will be sung by
Mrs Clifford Mahon, at night by male
quartette.
Misses Lora K. and Ethel May Burgess
have returned TO the city after pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr. Thomas Golden, prominent New
York stock broker, is in the city, stopping
at Murphys He is making pleasure trip
through the South.
a letter has been received from Mrs. c.
c. Satterwhite, announcing her safe ar
rival in London. She went over on the
Mohawk from New York.
Miss Emily Wallace. daughter Of Sena-
tor Wallace, who. with her sister, has
been with her father in Richmond, has
been i'll for some time, and has not yet
recovered.
Mrs. j. J.. Steer, who has been quite
sick at the Old Dominion Hospital for
some time, has greatly improved, and
hopes to be able to be taken to her home
some day this week
Bishop c. c. Penick will deliver a ser
mon before George f.. Pickett Camp, Con-
federate Veterans. at st. Marks Episco-
pal church. corner of First and Clay
streets, at o'clock this evening.
The members of the Bible class in Lau- |
rel-Street Sunday school presented their |
teacher Mr.. Henry Botz, with a hand |
some thumb-index Bible last week The |
present was great surprise to Mr.. Boltz. |
Alr. Charles T. Norman, of this city.
was awarded second prize in a national |
advertising contest offered by MEMS |
Wear" a trade journal published in New |
York for the best composed and con-
structed advertisement submitted.
Mr.. w. 3. Duncan Smith, Of Philadel-
phia, is in the city, registered at Muir
phys Hotel. He was at the Travellers
Protective Association Clubs rooms last |
night with several of the national and
State officers, and spent a pleasant eve
ming playing pool and billiards.
Bob Lawson. who has been with Locust
Dale Academy has gone to the University
Of North Carolina, TO pitch for that club
next season. He will add greatly 10 the
strength of the team as he is a very
clever pitcher, and also a heavy batsman
He is the brother of Chief-Rooter Law
son.
Mr.. w. NJ. Bickers train-dispatcher of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. is stin
confined 10 his room from painful sick
ness. His health has been bad all the
winter, but just now his complaint Is
acute rheumatism, which renders him
helpless.
Little Miss Lille Priddy entertained a
number Of her friends at her birthday
party on Friday evening. at No. All south
Pine street. After MANY games xyere |
played, and many songs were sung. re.
freshmeuts were served. Then the little
ones returned home. rejoicing over their
pleasant evening.
Mrs Thomas s. Stark has arranged an
Inviting evenings entertainment. 70 take
place next Sriday night at the residence
Of her father, Mr.. w. II. Curtis. cornor
twenty ninth and Franklin streets. THE
supper which VIII be served will occasion
no extra expense. Captain Cunningham
has consented to furnish and suparinfend
he musical programme, ind the proceeds
yin 20 TO the old Dominion Hospital.