Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Albert +. Denes Is quite I'll at his
residence, on south Short street.
Mr.. Joseph A. Comoli and bride (nee
| Caldbeck), are in the city on a brief
visit.
Mr.. John NJ. s. Leach and his friend.
! Mr. w. d. Pulver. will summer at lie
Noel" Bon Air.
Miss Mary Donegan. OF Huntsville, Ala,
! Is visiting Mrs. Lewis Wheat, at 621 east
Franklin street.
Mr.. F. II. Finke, who has been very
sick at his residence, go Brook avenue,
| is very much improved.
Mr.. I. p. Ridenour left last Tuesday for
two months stay with relatives and
friends in Romney, W. Va.
Rev. C. w. Tralnham and wife, of Ma
| nassas, Va, are in the city, visiting
| friends at No. 10 east Clay street.
Mr.. A. F.. Noel has left the city to take
UP his work at his hotel, lie Noel" at
| Bon Air, for the summer.
DR.. o. +. Blankngship has returned,
after a days visit to Philadelphia,
| Clifton Springs, and Niagara Falls.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
| Miss Mary Alberta White and Rev.
| Thomas Henry Athey, at Pine-Street Bap-
fist church June I'd.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Points, 919 IL north Twenty
fifth street, will leave Monday for Balti-
more, TO visit her sisters. Mrs. W. A.
Taylor and Mrs. ]. w. Howry.
Mrs. w. T.. Russell and Miss Ida Dom
nally, of 309 east Main street. leave Sun
day morning for Philadelphia and New
York
Mrs. Isaac Henry and children, from
Baltimore. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. y. 8. Miller, 5l3 north Third
street.
General C. w. c. Lee, Of Ravenswood,
passed through the city yesterday, en-
route to White House, to visit his
brother.
Mrs. George e. styll, No. Hi north
Eighth street has been confined TO the
house for the past four weeks with
broken ankle.
Mrs. Edward Alvey with her two
daughters, Misses Floyd and Lucille,
nurse and infant child, are spending the
summer at Fords Iithia Springs.
Mr.. Frank G.. Robins, who, for the past
sixteen months has been travelling in
the Northwest and Pacific States. Is in
Richmond on a visit to his home people.
There is a slight improvement in the
condition of Mr.. George f. Wray, who
is confined to his residence. No. $40 west
Cary street. with appendicitis.
Miss Lois Newell, OF Lee Hall. after
pleasant visit to her brother at Emporia,
is now staying awhile with Miss Willie
b. Baldwin, No. 4OS north Thirty-third
street.
Eddie Farmer, OF 225 south Belvidere
street. who was hurt last Wednesday by
his bicycle being run into by a buggy,
is more seriously hurt than was at first
supposed.
Mr.. C. S. Gates has been quite nj at the
Virginia Hospital, where he was ope-
rated on about two weeks ago for sp-
pendicitis, but is thought TO be steadily
improving.
Colonel John w. Richardson. Register
Of the Land Office, invites bids for fur
nishing the Capitol Building, State Ii
brary, and Governors Mansion with coal,
wood, and Ice.
Mr.. Roy Lewis has returned from
Athens, where he graduated in the law
school of the University of GeoTgia, re-
ceiving a degree OF Bachelor of Laws.
Miss Adde Morrison, OF Augusta, Ga,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Petersburg, is now in Rich
mond. and is the guest OF Mrs. ]. II.
Askew, 81 north Fourth street.
Miss Beatrice Wallerstein left last Mon
day for Baltimore, TO visit friends. She
will spend one month there and from
there she will visit friends in New York
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. O. Saunders, OF 500 north Sixth
street, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Lucy l.. Hawey, left the city yesterday
for Lee Springs, Fauquier county, TO be
gone about six weeks.
Rev. DR.. J. B. Taylor left the city on
yesterday for Stanton, where he has an
appointment to preach to-day and also
represent the interests of the Baptist
Orphanage of Virginia.
Mrs. r. w. Moore left yesterday for
North Carolina, TO attend the wedding
OF her sister. Miss Anne Williamson, of
GastOnia, n. c., and Mr.. Robert r.
King, of Danvllle, Va. The marriage will
take place on the I'D of June.
Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter. of north Fifth
street. is visiting her friend, Mrs r. II.
Alexander, OF I'LL G. street, northwest.
Washington. From there she will visit
other places, and return to the city about
July 18th.
Miss Helen Huffart, who has been Wis
iting Miss Lizzie Morris, No. 1l0l west
Main street, returned TO her home, at
Wytheyille, Va, accompanied by Miss
Morris. who will remain there until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. L. W. Caulk (nee Frawner). left
Friday morning over the Coast Line for
jacksonville, Fla, TO visit her husband.
Sergeant l.. w. Caulk, OF Company G.,
Fourth Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
She will be gone about a week.
Mr.. Julian p Thomas and a number Of
the Teachers OF this city will attend the
sessions of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION in Washington July eth 10 18th.
The average attendance on these meet
ings Is about 1900 teachers. and the work
done is of great Importance TO education.
Rev. NJ. A. Martin, OF Richmond Col
lege, who has been considering the ten
der of the professorship OF Greek In the
Mississippi College, has declined the Of
fer, and expects instead to take course
at the University OF Chicago, leading TO
the Phi. ID. degree.
Court Clerk Appointed.