Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-26
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Fannie c. Tucker has moved Il
| 2l3 west Grace street.
Miss Sue Tyler is in Pulaski county on
a short visit 10 friends.
| The Confederate Memorial Literary So
| cety will meet to-day at noon al the Con-
federate Museum.
The faculty Of the University College OF
| Medicine held a meeting last night at
! DR.. Hunter McGuire's office.
The Christian Crusaders. with their full
band. will conduct services at the Sol
| diers' Home at o'clock to-day
Rev. Dr. Hartley Carmichael has ar
rived in Montreal and It is hoped will
be greatly benefited by his trip.
Mr. Emanuel Raab will leave the city
for the far West to-day or tomorrow,
TO look after important business inter-
ests.
There will be parlor entertainment to-
night at Lee Camp Hall, by Richmond
Lodge, No. 42S, /. o. G.. 7. The public
is invited.
Miss Hannah Falk, the young lady
whose limb was amputated at the old
Dominion Hospital several days ago,
was doing very nicely yesterday.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
held q brief session last night, and DIS
cussed several matters OF interest TO its
members.
Mrs. 4. T. Woodfn and Mrs. +. f.
Tutwiler and children returned yesterday
from visit Of two weeks 10 relatives in
Cumberland, buckingham, and Fluvanna
counties.
Miss S. Ashton Cook, who has been
critically I'll for the past six weeks, is
now considered out Of danger by her at
tending physician, DIR. NJ. ID. Hoge, Jr.
Corporal Samuel Boush, OF Battery d,
Fourth United States Artillery, has ar
rived from Tampa, Fla, on a visit to his
mother Mrs. S. A. Boush, and friends in
the city.
Rev. b. W. Cronk, of Salem, will preach
at the First English Lutheran church
next Sunday, both morning and night,
and special services viii be held in honor
Of Reformation-Day.
Mrs. A. l.. Stratford, vice-president Of
the Dover Association, and member OF
the Woman's Central Committee, is in at
tendance upon the special meeting now
in session in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. Thomas Walker Of North Carolina,
has arrived in the city ready 70 assume
his duties as manager of the Kinney
Branch OF the American Tobacco Com
pany. He succeeds his brother, Mr.. w. l..
Walker, who goes TO the general offices in
New York.
The United Confederate Veterans of
Grayson county, Va. Colonel Emory It.
Kirby commanding, have invited Captain
Arthur A. Splitter, of this city, TO address
them on the occasion OF their annual re-
union, the 9th and 18th of this month.
Captain James Il. Fitz, the veteran
Chesapeake and Ohio conductor who has
been i'll for some time, does not improve.
Indeed, he was not so we'll yesterday. His
condition is quite serious. though his
physicians DO not regard him as being
in immediate danger.
Rev. Mr.. Snead will in future conduct
services at Weddell-Memorial chapel
every Wednesday night and every Sun
day, except the fourth Sunday In the |
month, when the Rev. DR.. Goodwin, of |
ST. Johns Episcopal church, will admin
lister holy communion.
Rev. w. Cabell Hening, Of Fulton Bap- |
list church, left on Monday for Salem TO |
assist Rev. Mr.. Broadus in a meeting. He |
will return Saturday. Mr.. Henlng ~ |
TO large congregations. He Will |
bring his family to Richmond about the |
LIST OF December.
The Sunday school OF Denny-Street |
Methodist church had a splendid rally |
Sunday morning. with fine attendance |
and interesting exercises. including songs.
Rotations and an address by Superin-
.endent Rogers. Rev Mr.. Hatcher had |
inc congregations both morning and night.
He will hold nightly services this week.
n which Rev. Asa Driscol. OF Gloucester
Point. will assist. beginning tomorrow
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