Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Personals and Hrtefs.

| ''@ i''p 'dH w N9Nef returned yestpr-
DAY Nom a prolonged trip to New or
| leans.
Misc JEANNE Guthrie Phillips IS the
guest of Miss Peay, on north cherry
! street
Mr.. Gus Comrades. or Baltimore. f. the
guest OF Mr.. Il. Senf, No. 3Ol east Leigh
The Misses IIoltz. OF New York. are
visiting Miss Steger 81 east Franklin
/ street.
Senator John w. Daniel is expected in
lh9 city early IN the week, perhaps on
! Tuesday.
NJ. r. c. T. Moncure. who is under
treatment at the Retreat for the Sick,
/ Us improving.
Bishop Whittle will preach AT ST. Paurs
tLurch this morning and Rev. ". y.
| Barr tonight
Miss Fannie Goodwin. Of Wythoyille.
Is visiting al Or. Lewis Wheats, GIL east
Franklin street.
Miss Karr OF Washington. y. C.. e.
visiting Mrs. John 4. Kr5tz at No. I'm
I east Clay street.
Miss Bessie Gibbons Lewis IS stopping
with her friend. Mrs. Willard ". Wright,
800 Third street, south.
Ex-senator b. r. Buchanan. who has
been here for several days. left for his
home, I'm Smythe county. Friday.
The Central Beneficial and Social Society
Will hold memorial services az Lee Camp
Hall this Afternoon az I o'clock.
Ex-senator W. I. Jordan and Mr. r. :
BARBER OF South Boston, are in the city
attending the meeting of the Baptist As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. r. c. Traylor and Mrs T. p. wise.
or me Vest End, are In attendance upon
the Methodist Episcopal Conference at
Petersburg.
Rev. DR.. F. n. Calisch has accepted an
invitation TO deliver the address st the
Elks memorial service in Petersburg.
December Sd.
AttOney-G General Hon. A. T. Montague
viii introduce Ex-Governor Bob Taylor
n the audience at Association Hall next
Friday night
Mr.. Peter r. O'Keeffe, formerly Of this
city now a prosperous citizen OF Brook
Ign. y. y, IS stopping at Murphy's Hotel
for few days.
Mrs. NJ A. Thomas. Of north Twenty
seventh street, has returned home after
an eight-weeks visit to Cumberland and
Buckingham counties.
The first regular meeting Of the Leaf
more Social Club" will be held ut the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. H. G. Walton. 800 Meadow
street, Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huber Of west
Marshall street. left on Thursday for
tW0-weeks' trip TO New York city, 80
ylsi- friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. Vernon ellis. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Godsey, for
the past four weeks, will leave tomorrow
for her home in Lynchburg.
The dedication Of the Christian church
IN Fredericksburg to-day will be attended
by q large number Of members Of the
denomination from Richmond.
Secretary Joseph Button. of the Demo-
cratic state Committee. reached the city
from his home, in Appomattox, last night.
He will be here several days
During the last few weeks changes have
been made 90 the Baptist Home for Aged
Women which add greatly to the comfort
and convenience Of It's inmates.
Miss Emma Robertson. Of Buckingham
county. who has been visiting her cousin.
Mrs r. II. GOdsey, on south Laurel
street. returned home last week.
Justice Crutchfeld will send Milton
Cooper 10 the reformatory. The boy
gaul here from South Carolina looking
for work. and has been loahng about
town.
Mrs. Horace p. Turner. who was n
patient OF Or. Hugh NJ Taylor's at the
Virginia Hospital. has reached her
home. MorriltOn, Ark, perfectly restored
% health.
Mrs. William c. West, Of Jos east Canal
street, who has been i'll with typhoid
foyer. Is rapidly improving. and hopes 10
be able to leave for Washington, ID. c.,
to-day week
KEY. Or. r. -. Thames and wife. oe
Danyille, are I'm attendance upon the
General Baptist Association. and are the
guests OF Or. ". r. T.. Smith NJ. t02
east Grace street
Frst-Aeutenant V. S. Hardwicke. cf
COup2ny T., who is acting captain, Is iu.
Second-Lieutenant Masurier looks after
me company during the illness Of Lieu !
tenant Hardwlcke.
Charles Fisher, who was so badly in |
1ufcQ during an alteration at the Second |
Market q short lime ago, has about re- /
covered from the effects Of his injuries, /
and will be discharged tomorrow.
Mr.. Polk Miller. the popular dialectc.ar. |
lef. last night for Missouri Kansas. and |
Irdlan Territory, where he will lecture |
from November 22l 10 December 22d. re- /
tcrning TO Richmond on Chrstmas-Day. /
Rev. $. r. Maxwell, pastor of the Third |
Christian church. who has been holding ]
q prOtracted meeting I'm the Christian |
church at Roanoke, Va, has returned 10 !
the city, on account Of sickness in his |
family.
Hickory Camp. No. G. Woodmen Of the |
Word, will have O. big lOg-rolling at their |
meeting Tuesday evening next at TaylOr's |
Hall, TWenty-ffth and Broad streets. |
After the business session there Will be d |
smoker.
Rev r. Finley Gayle will preach o spe-
ci1l sermon to the Aurora Council Of |
JUROR Order Of United American Me-
chanics and Daughters Of Liberty at LaG-
rei-Street Methodist church on Sunday, |
November 18th, at il A. NJ.
NIr. ". II. street, OF Essex county; Mr..
Herbert l. Lewis, OF West Point; Mr..
WestwOOd HUTCHINSON. OF Prince Will
liam; Mr. y. X. Page. Clerk OF the Courts.
and MI T. W. Sims. both OF Greene |
county. We're at the Auditors Office yes
to-day.
The Frances Ensign Y Temperance So
ciety gave reception 10 the members
and friends Of the society last Tuesday
night at the home Of Miss Garnett Quick.
No. 3l2 south Pine street. After spend
ng an hour in social Intercourse, refresh
ments Were served.
NJ Jonathan Bryan IS expected TO reach
Richmond to-day from Europe. where
b. has been for the past year represent
Ing the Richmond locomotive and Ma
chine Works. with the most phenomenal
SUCCESS He will be met at the station
b. n number Of friends.
Little Pitchie voolfolk, who lives with
hts mother on Franklin street between
seventh and Eighth. while playing with
some other boys Friday afternoon. was
accidentally struck by a sharp-edged
store. inhictlng a wound I'm the forehead
sufficiently deep to necesstate several
stitches being taken. The little fellow
5 doing nicely to-day.
RichmOnders I'm New York.
NEW YORK, November 1S-(SpcciaI)-
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