Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. seaton G. Tinsley was reported
yesterday as improving.
DR.. Ernest c. Levy is at the Warm
Springs, where he will remain until about
July LIST.
Mrs. John W. Perley. OF Charlottesville.
Va. is visiting friends and relatives In
the city.
Miss J. McRae, Of Cumberland, IS WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Brook, of SOi
west Grace street.
The Methodist Sunday-School Society
OF Richmond will meet at Denny-Street
church. Fulton, this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Miss Mary Peterson, OF Petersburg. will
sing at Park-Place Methodist church to-
day at both the morning and evening
services.
DR.. James T. Jarrett. of Portsmouth.
who has been visiting the Misses Brow
der. on west Cary street, returned to his
home on Saturday
Mrs. Landon Carter Berkeley of Dam
vile. who was the recipient OF so much
attention last winter, Is now the guest
Of Mrs. A. j. Montague.
Mr. r. NJ. Fry. manager OF the Jeffer-
son. continues quite sick In his apart
ments at that hosiery. His condition is,
however. not regarded as serious
tai have set apart Tuesday, the 10Th, as
Flower Day at the hospital. Plants or
cut-fowers will be thankfully received.
> DR.. Lewis Wheat, who has been criti-
cally III for som, time, Is thought now
TO be steadily improving. and IL is hoped
that he will be out again in q short
while.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mrs 5. COnaty to Mr.. NJ. Ryan OF
Norfolk. Va. Tuesday, May 23d. at A.
NJ. with nuptial mass. at st. Peters Ca
thedral.
Miss India Bryan, of Halstead, IS visit
Ing Mrs. w. F., Leidy, OF 27i3 east Mar
number OF friends Thursday evening in
honor of her guest.
Mr.. Wilson G. Lamb. president Of the
North Carolina Society OF the Cincinnati
was In the city Saturday on a visit TO
his daughter Mrs. Howard J. Herrick
OF 524 west Grace street.
The funeral OF Mr.. T., r. Maynard. who
died Friday night NJ his residence, llOS
north Twenty-seventh street. Will take
place from Leigh-Street Baptist church
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Rosy!ind r. Johnson, daughter
OF C. j. Johnson. commander OF Pickett
Camp who has been so critically III Win
meningitis for the past ten days, fas
begun TO improve.
meeting on Monday at II. NJ. 10Th ina
slant. IL Is important that every MEM
Der should be present. as there Is 5usl-
ness Of importance.
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin, president OF
the Dispatch Company, and Mr.. John
stewart Bryan, vice-president or the
Times Company, leave tomorrow for
Chicago, to attend the annual meeting
OF the Associated Press.
In the parlors OF the First Baptist
church. this afternoon at O'Clock. DIR.
II A. Topper will deliver before the
Rible class OF Richmond College and the
Woman's College OF Richmond the first
OF a series OF lectures.
Mr.. ]. J. Creamer, who represented the
Richmond Nachinists' Lodge at the In
ternational Convention OF Machlnists at
Buffalo. has returned home. He says the
convention was one of the most enjoy
able and profitable he ever attended.
Hon. Philip r. chappell. OF Kansas
City. ex-Treasurer OF Missouri. Is stop
ping with friends at 10y east Grace
street He Is mere to collect data for a
history OF his family. who were among
the early settlers Of the jamestown
Colony.
Owing 10 the slight lndispositlon OF
Rev. T.. III. Rawlings. who was 10 adj
dress the mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Sunday af-
ternoon az 4 o'clock. the Rev. J. Calvin
Stewart will speak. taking for his sno-
iect How 10 Please God" All men are
welcome and invited.