Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-06
Personals and Briefs.


Mr.. S. Heth Tyler viii leave for Florida
tomorrow, TO be gone several weeks.
The Blues Battalion viii drill next
Tuesday night in full-dress uniform.
Mrs. John Ryan, OF north Ninth street,
Is quite i'll. 1t is hoped she will soon re-
cover.
Miss Mamie L. Borst, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting her brother, at CPS north Sixth
street.
Miss Parke Dew, of Spotsylvania coun-
ty. is visiting Mrs. j.. o. Miller, 800 east
Grace street.
MIR. Daniel O'Donnen, Of east Leigh
street, who has been confined to his home
about two weeks, is out again.
The Johns Hopkins Glee Club, Of Balti-
more. is expected in Richmond April l2th'
and will give a performance here.
Mrs. NJ. L. James and her daughter,
Mrs. S. f. Cobbs. are at F'ord's Hotel
after an absence Of nearly two years
Mr.. Hunter Cardoza, who some days
ago fractured his collar-bone, is recover
ing from the injury. and is able to be out.
Misses Mary and Lillian Moffett, of
Parkersburg, w. Va, are visiting MISS
Hester c. Tabb. at No. 100 west Grace
street.
The election of a captain fortthe Rich
mond Howitzers has not been ordered
vet. 1t will not take place this week. as
had been thought.
Mrs. ]. A. Briggs, who has just re-
turned from Southern Pines. N. c., IS
stopping with her mother at 30 north
Twenty-third street
Mrs William II. Tyler, Of 1919 west
Main street, is in New York, visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Maggie Tyler Bailey ana
Mrs. Eva Tyler Walls.
Rev. L. w. Guyer pastor of Epworth
Methodist Episcopal church, qualified In
the Hastings Court last week to perform
the rites of matrimony.
DIR. Joseph A. White and family will
sail for Europe in June. His family VIII
etav abroad for two years. lie himself
viii return to Richmond directly.
Miss Ola b. Wood, of Gordonsville, is
8, tbs CITY again, visiting her cousin,
Miss Carrie southall. She has entirely
recovered from a spell Of sickness.
Miss Rosaie Smith and Miss Mary
Stuart Smith. daughters OF PROFESSOR
Francis II. Smith, of the University Oh
Virginia. are on visit to MIS- Wlnam
NJ. Hill.
on next Monday evening March 1th, at
$40 p. NJ, the McGin Cathohc Union wiz
hold an important business meetihs,
Which all the members have been urgeu
10 attend.
Dr Arthur Jordan has returned from
washington. where he went to atteno the
National Pure-Food Congress as the oeie-
cate of the Richmond Academy OF Medl-
cine and Surgery.
Mr.. George Frye, OF this city, has &C
cented the position as manager OF the
wagon and carriage department Oh une
ReImeade Industrial School, IN charse VI
the Christian Brothers.
Mr. William Morriss. of New York, Is
.,,a ,,,eet of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Oster-
Iob ON west Franklin street. Colonel ana
Mrs A. G.. Dickinson, the parents Oh
Mrs. Morriss, are in Japan.
Rev. DR.. George c. Vanderslice. pastor
Of JJnion-Station Methodist cAurch' on
tinues very I'll at his residence Oh No. No.
,rvgentv-seyenth street. His conutioh
last night was reported as oeN"s "'
changed.
Mountioy Walker, an ola I'i0"i lln,l'
how and an actor well known 10 every
body here, is playing in Denver, COL, ~
the Calhoun opera Company. the papers
there compliment his acting
The midday Lenten services at l2oo east
Main viii be opened on Monday Ma.ch
7tb INV the Rev. Mr.. Semmes, OF 81. An
drew's Rev. Mr.. Semmes Is young
man and very popular among men,
The seven-Hand Euchre Club had
yerv pleasant meeting last week at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. 'Moneure Perkins'
Tbose playing were Mrs. william iSoyan'
Strs ! p. McLaren, Mrs. John Ports,
Mira Donnan, Mrs. Garrett wan, ana
Mrs starke. Mrs. Potts won the nrst
n r,i n lovely Dresden china photograph
frame.
MT u. George Mayer left Yesterday ioE
New York. which city he INTENDS nlakihs
lie futnre home. having accepted lucra-
tiva nosjtion in the wholesale leather
Goods business. Mr. Mayer, though youhs
~ Years enjoys the confidence ana es-
- Of a wide circle OF friends, win
.eSm he was always popular favorite.
VIZ" .a,-es with him their well wishes Tor
a prosperous future.
thu DfSDStCn