Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. John Teefey, OF this city. arrived
safely at Newport, Ireland. July 4th.
Mr.. NJ. f. FERGUSON and sister. Beulah.
are visiting friends at Hot Springs, Va.
| Mrs. II. A. Jarvis. of east Broad street.
has been very sick for the past six weeks.
| Miss Carrie Clopton. OF Luray. is the
guest OF Mrs. A. l.. Stratford.
William Dabney (colored) was acquitted
In the County Court yesterday Of beating
a child.
Sergeant-Major d. Smith BEDFORD who
| has been dangerously i'll, is somewhat
! improved.
Mrs. b. ID. Clayton and daughter. Pearl.
have gone 10 Petersburg 10 spend seve-
| raj weeks.
Mrs. 5. A. Bromberg and son left last
! evening for Anderson, w. Va, TO spend
/ the summer.
Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield is the
guest of DR.. J. NJ. Whitfield, 81 east
| Main. for a short time.
Dr. II. T. Franklin, who Is confined
to his bed with appendicitis, was some
what better yesterday.
Bishop white will preach at St. James
| church. Fifth and Marshall streets, sun
| Jay HOlullS at II y ClOCh.
Mrs. William G. Lewis. OF Pittsylvania
! county, is spending several weeks with
| her aunt Mrs. William Hall Crewe.
Mrs. George w. Haines and son, Ed
ward Mcclure Haines. Of Winchester, are
visiting Mrs. a. l.. Stratford, Of this city.
Miss Sanie Kneisley and Miss Murray,
| of Columbia, Mo, are visiting Richmond
| and are stopping al No. 200 east Franklin
street.
Mrs. White, of Nebraska, and Miss An
ME Dettor, OF Greenwood, have been
| visiting Captain John I. Davis 2227 Ven
| able street.
Mrs r. NJ. Anderson and little daugh-
| ter. Juliet. is spending the summer with
Mrs. Mary L. Davis, Mathews Court
] house. Va.
Miss Maggie and her sister, Cecilia Con-
nOrs OF Bayonne, y. j.. are visiting their
! uncle. Mr.. John Finnerty, at No. l7l2
Nenable street
Mrs. T. j. Branch, with her eldest
daughter. Miss Edna Branch, Of Church
Hill has left for a visit 10 the country
TIL September 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Blomme mee
guests Of Mr.. l.. j. Wilson, of No. 6
south Morris street
Mrs. Henry Baum, Jr. Miss Sadie Cold
stein. and Miss Freda Stacy, of Jackson,
Tenn. are the guests of Mrs III. Marks,
l02 west Main street.
Miss Miriam Morris. after a very plea
SAINT stay in Richmond, accompanied by
Miss Esther Hirshberg, leaves to-day for
Old Point and New York.
The Rev. Thomas Payne. Of Manchester,
Eng. will preach at the City Gospel
Mission, corner Twenty-first and Frank
lin streets, tonight at s o'clock.
An interesting song service will be held
at the Male Orphan Asylum this after
noon at 5:l5 O'clock Take the o'clock
car at Beech and Main streets Tor the
asylum.
Miss Annie Hughson, of Greenwood.
who has been visiting Captain John f.
Davis 2227 Nenable street. is now stop
ping with Miss Florene Hubbard, Twenty
ninth street.
Miss Eva Mack accompanied by Miss
Florence West, are visiting relatives ana
friends in Chesterfield county. on their
return they will visit Baltimore and other
points Of interest.
After a pleasant stay of few weeks
in Richmond Miss Annie Jones will re-
turn to her home in New Kent county,
accompanied by Miss Eva Elliott, of 20
south Adams street.
Under the new call for volunteers for
the United States army, tWenty-three
Richmond recruiting station, while but
four have been accepted.
The Dover Baptist Association will meet
at West-Niew Baptist church next Tues
day. and be in session three days. The
session opens at 10 o'clock. The rail-
roads have given reduced rates for the
meeting.
The Holy Name Society Of the Cathe-
dral will go 10 holy communion to-mOr-
row morning at the 7 o'clock mass This
being the regular quarterly day for this
act Of devotion, the full membership IS
expected to go.
The Christadelphians will hold a meet
ing in Lee Camp Hall at II o'clock to-
day. The subject OF discussion will be-
III the Righteous Shall Scarcely BE
Saved. Where Shall the Sinner and I'm
cody Appear
Or. Gates. one OF the physicians at the
City AlmshOuse will go TO Virginia Beach
and other seaside resorts this week, to
be gone some time DR.. Lefew will dis
charge the duties Of DR.. Goode in the
latter's absence.
The funeral services OF Mas. Mary
Chanler mother of Mrs. NJ a. ThOmp-
son. whose death occurred on the 9th ill.,
slant, took place from the First Bap-
fist church on Monday afternoon. Inter-
ment in Hollywood.
Mr.. T. NJ. Roscher. counsel for Mr.. j.
H. McAlullin Of this city. on Friday filed
a petition with Clerk Brady, of the United
States District Court, asking to be adju
dicated bankrupt The Liabilities are
put down at S792G5 and exemption To the
amount of $40 Is claimed.
The Rev. Henoch Schroeder, Of Wash
ington. -. c.. Will preach at Bethlehem
Evangelical Lutheran church to-day at
the IL o'clock service. Mr.. Schroeder IS
out on a short vacation, and having en-
loved the mountains OF Virginia, is now
on his return home, and is taking in the
sights of this city. The 10 o'clock Eng
lish service will be held as usual.
Mr.. william Flegenheimer, Mr.. Louis
Bromm. and the latters son. Will leave
Richmond this evening for New York.
ON Tuesday they will sail for Europe.
They will land at Bremen. Mr.. Flegen-
heimer will spend two months visiting In
Germany and Switzerland. He was last
I'm Europe eight years ago, having sailed
on July 18th, the date he will take pas
sage this year
Mr.. John b. Brown, of Slater, Mo. for
merly of Albemarle county. and TWO
daughters-Misses Ola ana Manlls
Brown-are stopping with MIS-. 4. n.
johnson. COS north Tenth street. While
in Virginia they will visit their old home
i'm Albemarle, accompanied by Mrs. john
son. Mr.. Johnson, who served IN the
Nineteenth Virginia Regiment, Is a
prominent Mason.
The Misses Rosa and May Schaaf and
Miss Oakley James after an extended trip
To Washington, ID. c., Philadelphia, Pa,
New York. Boston, and other northern
noints having enjoyed the sights and
Zinc very much improved in health. and