Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Personals and Briefs.

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the city yesterday
Sergeant Epps. OF the First District
lost his badge ycsteiuiy.
Miss Alma Lipscombe. who has Teen
painfully indisposcd for some days, Is
much better.
The engagement of Miss Florence Park
ar TO MIR. Marion Lambert, of ST. Louis,
is announced.
Rev. }. \. Rood, of Baltimore, formerly
of this city. was here yesterday on a
brief business visit
Mr.. r. c. J.. Moncure. who is at the
il treat for the Sick with typhoid-feyer,
doing very nicely.
Miss Maggie y. Taylor, Of Church Hi,
and her little niece. Annie Taylor, are on
IL visit 10 Washington.
Mr.. b. D. Chalkley, who was operated
upon on Tuesday last at the Virginia
Hospital, is doing well.
Mr. Lewis Meador. Of i1S south Fifth
street. who has been quite sick with
fever for ten days is improving.
Mr.. $. W. Mckinney. Of No. 1l0i north
Sixth street. has been confined at home
week. on account Of his being sick
Mr. l.. ". Mckinney has bcof confined
10 his home, No. llOl north sixth street.
for a week on account OF sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenback, of
Orange y. j.. are on a visit 10 Mrs. J.
g. Welsh, No. 26l3 east Grace street.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. CraIe. Misses Fan
ME and susie Cralle. are visiting Mrs. D.
c. Kennedy, No. 22l4 east Grace street.
Mrs. w. \. Taylor. Of Baltimore, is in
tho city to attend the launching and is
the guest of he's sister, Mrs. VI. H. Points
The exercises. at the night school Of
technology of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be suspended on Tuesday
| night
Miss Olive Lee Hall left the city last
Sunday for Atlanta. Ga, to spend the
winter with her aunts and grandmother,
in that city
4 handsome vest. in the pocket of which
was a pair OF eyeglasses, was found on
Sixth street yesterday and taken 10 police
headquarters.
Ruth Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. at its meeting in st. Adams Hall,
Friday night, received into its member
ship fourteen candidates
Mrs Caspar w Bell and her daughter.
Miss Frances Bell, will spend the winter
, IN Richmond They have taken apart
ments on east Clay street
Mr. William a. Loving is quite sick at
! his residence. 6O7 west Grace street Mr.
! Loving's health has not been good for
| some time. Friday he was taken sud
| denly in while at his office
| shockoe Council Royal Arcanum, Is
| making an effor, to raise money to pro-
| vide for a room at the Retreat for the
Sick, TO be used fos any member of The
council when ill.,
AR c. S. Sands, cashier OF the Trades
National Bank, Of Clarksburg. W. Va,
Is the guest of his brother. President O.
r. Sands of the American National
Bank. of this city.
Mrs. Z. IL. Walker, Of No. 26OO east
Broad street, who has been confined TO
her home by sickness for the last four
months. is now seriously III with a conn
plcation of diseases.
Mrs. +. j. Sanders. OF Huntington. W
Va, and Miss Katharine \. Seibert, of
Indianapolis, Ind. are visiting Mrs r. T.
Duggan. on Barton Heights, and will re-
main until after the carnival.
I The young ladies of the Grace-Street
, ldpllSl CnuiCn nave ISSUED invitations
- TO a social gathering to be held at the
@ church Friday, November Sd, from 7 TO
- o'clock. Escorts are invited at o'clock
o Miss Frances Lee Starr, who was re-
- Gently i'll with typho-malarial fever al
q / the Virginia Hospital. has nearly regain
r cd her former strength and health. Dr
J. IL. Henson was her attending physi
y clan.
. A letter has been received from Majo
n Henry c. Cabell. stating that his health
10 is improving. and that be expects TO leav
S the Pacific coast for the East about IN
e first of next month. II is thought he vii
10 come To Richmond.
n The Rev. George Edwsrd Walk recto
e of ST. Pauls church, Council Bluffs. Ia.
u VIII oficiate at ST. Paups church tO-da,
e at both services. Rev. Mr.. Walk is on
j. " the leading clergymen Of the Contra
West. and has been attending the Ma
d uonal Convention Of the Brotherhood o
q ST. Andrew. which has been in session
~ at Columbus, O.