Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Mrs. Charles +. Tucker is visiting
friends I'm Nelson county.
Miss Francis Facini who has been very
sick, lis improving very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wingo. of this
city. are In New York city, on visit.
Professor J. W. Mallett. Of University
Of Virginia, was registered NJ Murphys
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Warwick. of Httleton. y.
O.. is visiting Miss Irene Winston. west
Grace street.
Miss Emma Haynes. Of Canton. o.. is
vi ting Miss Maude Jones, OF Home
Place. this city.
Tho Masonic Home Auxiliary Will meet
at the Temple on Tuesday morning, Oc-
tCber 10th, 1t IL O'Clock.
Captain Charles G. Kizer, Chief Of Po-
lice of Norfolk was IN the city a short
time ON business yesterday.
Little Miss Mary Lizzie Dreamer. Of No.
$50 Pine street. who has been quite
sick. 0W on the road to recovery.
Miss Kath1line Powers, who is visit
ing friends iu Washington and Baltimore
viii return home In a few days.
Miss Grace Adams, who has just re-
+ turned from Europe, is in the city, en-
route for her home. near Mineral City.
/ Mr. a. 6. Peay. Of the office Of the Col
lcctor W Internal Revenue. was out yes
tor1uE after an Illness OF several months.
The James Robertson who recently lost
his life no the lime-kiln, was not the
member OF the Fire Department Of that
name.
Mrs. DR.. John S May and children, Of
Waverlv. are visiting her sister Mrs.
u b. Walthau OF BOZ north eleventh
street
ur. Edward Lee Pell will lecture on the
Suncay-school lesson a. the Young Men
Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. r. T. Alvey Of Asheyille. y. G..
formerly of this city. IS now NlsluHs HrI
sister Mrs Burnett Lewis, No. SOC east
Franklin street
Observation-Disclosures Bethel said yes
terdav that this had been the best week
in the matter of imports tnat ne mas hau
since DE has been in Once.
The examinations in constitutional and
international law for the senior class aI
BichmonI College were cQmple5eq yes
terday. Professor Long conducted them
Mr.. Charles Bennett HAM who is en-
uloyel at II. w Wood a. son =, is con-
Valescing. after a confinement OF over
FIVE weeks with malariai-ieVer.
Miss Augusta Meyer, who has taught
school for several years al DosWeli ran
over county. left for that place yesterday
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A called meeting Of the Ladies Aux
Uiar, of Pickett Camp will be held Iues--
dav evening OF the Camp Hall. Firth ana
BROAD streets. There is important busl-
ness TO b. tranactcd
Rev. @. Alexander Mcclure, rector OF
ST Philips church (cOlored), is expected
mn his pulpit to-day both morning ana
evening. after having spent several weeks
an New York attending the Episcopal
Conference.
Mr. William r. Burke, of No. $50 north
Canal street. is improving SLOWLY from
tho fan received at n C.. Wiluams,s rae
tory. His son. Mr.. James G. Burke, or
baltimore. has been on here visiting MN,
but has returned home.
Howard Holland the young baseball
PLAYER who was with Mercer College team
at Macon. and late with the Young
Mems Christian Association team at Au-
eusta. has returned. RE met with much
success I'm the southern field. ana was
chosen captain of the Young Mems Chfls-
tian Association team and presented "a
garnet ring by the members OF the cluD
before he left. The Mercer team has al
ready elected Mr.. Holland captain for
next season.