Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-27
Personals and Briefs.


Mrs. Ann Burgess continues quite i'll at
her residence, I'LL north First street.
Mrs. w. D. Turner will leave for her
future home, New York city, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Percy c. Courtney, of Hinton, w.
Va, is stopping at Oil east Leigh street.
Miss Matte Bowles, Of Hanover, is
visiting Miss Blanche Hawks, of Church
Hill.
Mr.. NJ Arnold, of the Globe Shoe and
Clothing Company has just returned from
New York
Mrs. S. B. King, Of Goochland. Is visit
ing at Mr.. Ernest Bolling's. No. 1917 Floyd
avenue.
Mrs. W. L. Waring, Jr., has gone to
New Orleans to visit her father and at
tend the Mardi Gras.
Miss Lily Hewlett. OF Petersburg. is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Woodnn,
627 north Eighth street.
Master Jacob f. Seigel. Jr.. who had
his leg taken off at the Virginia Hospital,
is getting along very well.
Mrs H. X. Franklin, who has been
suffering from a relapse of gastritis, has
almost entirely recovered.
Rev. T. P. Pettigrew will preach at
Highland Springs Methodist Episcopal
church to-day at 1870 A. NJ.
Messrs. Joel and d. Comfort Wat
kins, sons of Captain Frank b. Watkins,
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, returned.
Miss Inalv. West daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. S. Brooklyn West, is quite i'll
at her home, No. 512 west Grace street.
Mr.. Robert G. Hiden, of the local staff
of the Times, who has been sick for two
weeks, will leave tomorrow for visit
TO Alabama.
Rev ]. A. Morehead. pastor of the First
English Evangelical Lutheran church, will
preach at the Soldiers Home at
o'clock this evening.
Miss Julia Graves, who has been quite
sick at the residence of her mother, 632
north Seventh street, is somewhat better,
though still very weak.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Band furnished music at the Bailey meet
ing Friday, instead of the First Regiment
| Band, as stated yesterday.
Mrs. #. S. McCausland. Of Boston,
Mass, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. T. A. Ewers, has left for Washing
ton city, to visit her mother.
The west-End Democratic and Social
Club will hold their annual meeting to-
morrow night, at their hail. 200 west
Broad street, at o'clock sharp.
Mrs. L. Il. Robertson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Walter, of SO north Twenty street,
expects to return to New York city next
! Wednesday.
There will be an important rehearsal
Of "The Little Tycoon cast and chorus
tomorrow night, at the Elks Home Pro-
fessor Moses Stein will direct the re-
hearsal.
DR.. George F.. Bagby left the city last
week for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York, where he will spend several
months in completing his studies of the
eye, ear, nose, and throat.
The condition of Mr.. Charles G. Thomp-
son, our venerable and esteemed citizen,
who lies critically i'll at his residence,
1903 West avenue, shows little or no sign
of permanent improvement
DR.. George f. Bagby, of Farmville. who
| has been conducting special services at
| Calvary Baptist church, for the past two
weeks, will preach there to-day, morning
and night.
Mrs. A. ]. Richardson, of Louisa, who
was called to the city some two weeks
ago to her mother, who had been badly
injured by being run over by buggy,
has returned home The elder Mrs. Rich
ardson is steadily improving.
Tomorrow evening the McGill Catholic
| Union will have a very interesting enter
| tainment for the members of the union.
The programme will consist OF recita-
tons. readings, and music both vocal
and instrumental the musical part being
under the direction Of Mr.. j. Louis Sulli-
van.
Mr.. r. o. Hall end wife. OF Austin,
Mimi, spent the past week in Richmond
at the home Of Mr.. f. Dettelbach, on
Clay street Mr.. Hall has been travel
ling constantly for the past seven months,
and said Richmonds business and re-
sources will compare fayora5ly with
those OF any city 1t has been his pleasure
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