Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
Personals and Briefs.

Hon. II. d. Flood. of Appomattox. is in
the city.
Mr.. A r. Craig is spending his vacation
| by taking a course in art at Chautauqua
| N. Y.
Mrs. q. II. Nash and Miss Mary c
Hatcher have left for the Allegheny
Hotel.
Miss Lizzie McIndoe left Sunday fol
| New York and Baltimore to visit friend:
| for the summer.
The Royal Tribe Of Joseph will hold its
regular meeting tonight, and all members
are urged to attend.
Ford's Hotel was closed yesterday. and
will not be reopened for several weeks,
possibly not until September 1st.
The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
will hold a regular meeting tonight at
Lee Camp Hall. Dr. ]. N. Upshur will be
the leader.
Mrs. Larkin w. Glazebrook and little
daughters left yesterday for Tappahan-
mock, Va, to visit their uncle, Judge T.
r. B. Wright.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. G. Shepherd and
daughter left yesterday to spend the
summer, at Mineral City with DR.. Cole
man and family.
DIR. j. w. Henson and his bride (nee
Parker) returned home Sunday night from
their bridal tour. They will reside on
south Third street.
Mr.. Guy V. Collins of Washington. who
has for the past week been on a visit TO
his cousin, Mrs. Clarence It. Boykin, re-
turned home on Sunday.
Excursion trains were run to Camp Cor
bin at short intervals throughout the en-
tire day, Sunday, and each carried hum
dreds Of colored people.
Miss NJ. Clyde Gregory, Of west Cary
street, returned home SUNDAY after
pleasant visit Of two weeks to her cousin,
Mrs. S. j. Chatham, Centralia, Va.
Misses Emma A. and Annie Louise Rein
hardt have returned from Virginia Beach
Miss Mary Moon, of Lynchburg is their
guest, and will remain until Wednesday.
Cadet Henry c.. Miriam: his sister
Ruth, and lady friend, from Faribault,
Mimi, are stopping with Mrs Judge
Burnham, at Aspen Shade, Henrico coun-
ty.
Private John Hall, Company f, Third
Regiment. is in the city on leave. His
home is in Lynchburg, and he will proba-
bly, spend several days there before re-
turning TO Camp Alger.
Colonel William Henry Mann, Of the
Governors staff was at Murphy's yester-
day, en- route TO his home, in Petersburg,
from the White Sulphur, where he --ad
been for some time. He Is about recovered
from his recent illness.
Colonel John S. HARDWOOD left at ~
o. clock yesterday for Richmond county.
where he will spend ten days with his
family, who are visiting in that county.
He took with him his gun and number
Of fishing lines. He anticipates an enjoya-
BILE holiday.
At the Cathedral Sunday Mrs J. Sebas-
tian Rafferty, sang at the offertory Dudley
Bucks beautiful contralto solo entitled
'Salve Regina" In an artistic style. At |
vespers Miss Yetta Herold sang Lebach's |
20 Salutaris," soprano solo, in excellent |
style, showing beautiful expression.
Among the arrivals at the Imperial |
Hotel yesterday were Fred. Seville and !
wife, of New York. w. E. Brooks. of |
land; L. w. Pecker, of Boston, Mass. 4; |
Dick Collins. of Emporia, Kan; b. w. |
Ford, OF Lexington, KY; Captain Frank /
NJ. Smith. of Nashville; Captain r. Il. |
Eckles, of Norfolk, Va. Charles Reeves,
Of Stanton.
Misses Lillian III. Ragland, Laura T..
Burch and Sallie and Bula Flournoy, Of
this city, left on Saturday by the Southern
for an extensive outing on the
peninsula. They were met at West Point
by friends, and after being rowed across
the river were taken In vehicles over tho
to the beautiful home Of Mr.. VII.
lam Courtney Of Little Plymouth, King
md Queen county, where they will spend
some time.