Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Personals and Briefs.

The condition of Captain Il. p. Reeve
shows slight Improvement.
Rev. z. It. Sweeney. wife. and dsugh'
ter are at the Mt Vernon.
Mr.. A. J. Ford is spending few days
on the Gloucester coast, looking after his
oyster beds.
Miss Indie Sherwood. Of Portsmouth
IS the guest OF her cousin Mrs. Cole,
Floyd avenue.
Messrs. Leroy and Moses Mitteldorfsr
returned last night from business trip
to Newport News.
Miss Rosa Gayle. of Portsmouth. Is
visiting her brother. Rev. X. flniey
Gayle. west Main street.
Mr.. William S. Ayres left yesterday fer
the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
| of which he will be manager this season.
Judge Thomas II. Wilcox. of Norfolk.
was in the city yesterday ana luhcheu
with Judge Waddill.
| Mr.. A. II. Kaufman has been quite
sick at his home. No. $40 north flt,h
street, for the past week.
The Workingmen's Democratic Club OF
Jackson Ward will meet in Whaiens
| Hall Monday night at o'clock
Mrs. Adelins Elkins. Mrs. Dilloway.
| and tho Misses Elkins. OF Dorchester,
Mass, are stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
Miss Verna Hodges. who has been
visiting relatives and friends In the city'
leaves tomorrow for her home, Buena
Vista.
Miss Lucy b. Hopkins. Of Baltimore.
and Miss Mary p. Miller. or Staunton,
are the guests OF Mrs. Henry Lee Valen-
tine. of south Third street.
Capital City Lodge, No. lol. 1. o. o. f.,
will meet Monday night at Smiths Hail.
on Fifth street between Broad and Mar
shall streets.
Mr.. w. Mcdowell will leave to-mor-
row for Waynesboro' to make arrange
ments for the reopening OF Ford's A-hia
Springs next month.
Mrs. Herbert p. Martin and son. OK
Boston, are visiting her husbands s's-
ter, Mrs. II. Il. Fttzhugh. at Al nora
Eighth street.
Miss Rosa Maddux. Of Chase City. Va.
and Miss Mamie Willy. Of Notteway coun-
ty, are visiting their unois' MI ~ W.
Miller, i01 east Main street.
There will be q called meeting OF tno
Junior Oakwood-Memorial Associatlon IA
the frame school-house or 81: Johh
church tomorrow afternoon al naii-pAs'
o'clock.
Mr.. Edgar Shine. who has been mem
toned as q candidate for Police Comm,s-
sioner. states that he does not wish the
position and has no idea OF making any
effort TO secure It.
At the last regular meeting held by
: Capital City Lodge, No. 1ol. /. o. 0. u.
| William Nj. Jones was reelected as rep
| resentative TO the Grand Lodge. and H.
Il. Delaney as alternate.
Mr.. Thomas Potts, who has been con-
= fined 10 his home. on Grace and Ftrst
streets during the past week by SICK
ness. is slowly improving He hopes 10
be out again In few days.
On next Monday evening. the 18th. the
McGu Catholic Union Will have another
Of their regular Smokers" They have
also arranged very interesting musical
and literary entertainment In conaec'
ton with this.
Mrs. Byrd and Miss NJ. J. Monroe
= Bradford. Mass. are at the Mt. Vernon
on their return trip from Pinehurst.
c., where they have been wintering. Tn
Misses Potts. OF Germantown. Philacss
phia, spent the past week at the Nj
Vernon
Mrs. john L. Eubank. who has been u
the city during the past week at the nj
n Vernon, having quite recovered from
~ slight attack of grippe contracted at Oh
Point, will leave tomorrow for IN
At Warm Springs. whittier she goes to ope
y, her hotel and receive her April guests.
ed Mrs. S. d. Jones. Of Bristol, va.-Tenn
At ana Mrs. B. II. Jones. Of Elk Garder
On Russell county. daughter OF Rev. J. i
:, Harrison, OF Fulton Baptist church. ar
the guests OF their father at his resi-
dence. No. 1868 Williamsburg avenue
nd Miss Addie Austin. OF Norfolk. Is ais
ed visiting Rev. Mr.. Harrison's family.