Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-19
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. w. NJ Wade has returned to the
city.
Mrs. Albert c. Bruce has returned to
| the city.
Detective John T. Hall is out. after an
| Illness of several days.
Mr.. Reuben ShirreG, who has been Ill,
IS now able to be out again.
Hon. NJ. r. Cooke. of Norfolk, is in
/ the city, and was a caller at the Library
| building
The D'Arville Dancing Academy will
/ reopen at Sanger Hall Thursday night at
| $50 O'Clock
Miss Fannie Hughes of RappahannocK,
| Is the guest of Mrs. e. G. Burgess, 1914
! Floyd avenue.
| Rev. r. i. Collier has left for North
| revival services.
Colonel F. w. Wickham, who has been
| indisposed ~ his home, in Powhatan, was
| in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Meyer returned Sunday
| from trip North. Mr.. Meyer expects TO
return East in few days.
Miss Ella b. Crutchfed has returned,
! after six-weeks visit TO Mrs. DR.. T. l..
Sutherland, of Hillsyille, Va.
Miss Amy Tutwler. of New Orleans, is
In the city, the guest Of Miss Bessie Hun
ter. 2l5 east Franklin street.
Mrs. f. II. Wyatt, of Baltimore. is on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. j. Bell Big
| ger, No. 7OS east Leigh street
Mrs. Florence Jones. of 1914 west Bever-
| ly street, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Chris
| tian, at Point Eastern, Caroline county.
Miss Jennie Rice, who has been visiting
| her sister. Mrs. Samuel Bachraeh, lett
yesterday for her home. in Rock Island,
| Ill.
The stockholders of the Virginia Navi-
! CATION Company will meet this evening
at 5 o'clock to elect officers for the COM
ing year.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Mr.. Louis Bloomberg, formerly
of this city, TO Miss Gussie Engleman,
OF Philade. phia, Pa.
Mr. l.. +. Marie, formerly with Messrs.
Ferrers. Evans x Co, prominent archl-
tects of Philadelphia, has taken up his
residence in Richmond.
Mr.. Ernest Keesee, secretary and
treasurer j.. ID. q X. S. Christian Com
pany. left Saturday night. for Rocky
Mount, n. c., on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Funk and little
daughter Katherine, OF south Pine street,
left yesterday TO spend a few weeks in
Harrisburg and Pittsburg, Pa.
DIR. Garrett Ryland has left for the
state University at OrOno, Me, 10 as
sumo his new duties as Assistant Profess
sor of Chemistry in that institution.
Or. William A. Wilkinson, of Michi-
gan, and Miss Rose Margaret Moss.
daughter of Mrs. Matilda Moss, No. 2O9
north Twenty-tfth street. will be mar
ried to-day.
Dr. Garnett Ryland. son OF DR.. Charles
H. Ryland, of this city, Professor OF
Chemistry i'm the University of Maine,
has returned to OrOno, the seat Of the
university, 10 resume his duties there.
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Mrs. c. A. Marks. wife Of the Rev. c.
A. Marks, pastor of the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church. has re-
covered from her late attack OF malarial-
fever, and is expected 10 arrive in this
city tomorrow or Thursday
The new St Luke's Home, on the cor
ner Of Harrison and Grace streets, built
by Drs. Hunter and Stuart Mcclure is
rapidly drawing near TO completion, and
by the LIST OF October the building will
be set i'm order, and the hospital ready
for the work of the ensuing Year.
Miss Daisy NJ. Elicit, OF upper Hanover
county, on her return from Gloucester,
where she acted as bridesmaid for Miss
Bertha Stubs, spent few days with
her friend, Miss Fannie Lewis, J06 Frank
lin street, east. Miss Elicit left for her
home Yesterday. much To the regret OF
the many friends made while here.