Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Personal. and Briefs.

Personals ana Briefs.
DR.. r. D. Garcin has returned to the
city.
Messrs. F.. c. and W. +. Crump have
| returned from washington.
Mr., and Mrs. r. e. Wood6n and Mrs. s.
H. Woodnn and children returned 10 the
| city yesterday.
Rev. c. l.. Bane WIN fill his pulpit at
| Unon-StatiOn church to-day both at IL
| A. NJ. and =. NJ,
Miss Bette r. Parr. Of Washington. D.
c.. is visiting Mrs. NJ. Il. Trower Of I9
south Laurel street.
Mrs. Thomas Clemmitt Jr.. OF Roanoke.
| is visiting her sister. Mrs. thompson at
| III west Grace street.
Mrs. and Miss Osborne, OF Louisville
| KY. are the guests of Mrs. w. GORDON
! McCabe 40j east Cary street.
Miss Rosa Virginia Gary has returned
| to the city, after a stay of two months
at Niagara and New York city
Mr.. +. 3. Mcdowell. manager OF the
| Midland Virginian. published at Palmyra,
in Fluvanna county. IS in the city.
Mr.. John p. Brennan. prominent Elk
| of Cincinnati and editor of the Eleven
| O'Clock Toast, was in the city last week
Mr.. A. c. Peay, Of the Internal Revenue
| Collectors office. In this city, who has
! been I'll some time, Is improving rapidly
Mrs. J. r. Southwark and Master Cla-
renee have returned after SIX weeks
| visit 10 relatives and friends at Ruther
| Glen.
Miss Maud Odell and mother have re-
| turned from the North after visiting Bal
| timore. Washington, Philadelphia, ana
Atlantic City.
The Old Dominion Gun Club had their
regular shoot last Tuesday. The three
| high men were: Hammond, As; Gill, AZ;
| and Bagby, SO.
Mrs. c. /. Arnall, Of Farmount has
| returned home after three weeks visiting
! to relatives I'm Charleston, W. Va and
| COvngton, Ky.
Mr.. James G. Jopling. paying teller at
| the First National Bank, ana VIE, are
! back at New Ford's, after vacation In
| the mountains
Mrs. John o. Sale and her son, Mr.
| Overton Sale. left yesterday afternoon
| for brief visit TO friends az CaTtersVilie'
| Cumberland county.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Lee Ragland Of Wash
| ington are visiting the family or MT W
| L. Ragland. Barton Heights, ana VIII De
| there for several days
Rev. t. r. Mason has returned from a
! tour abroad. and will nh his pulpit az
| Grace Episcopal church to-day pV'"
morning and evening.
Mrs w. D. Kerns. Miss Edna Lock-
wood. and Miss Sadie kerns, VINO nave
| been spending the summer In Charlotte
| county have returned 10 the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason. Of Iuray,
! left for their home yesterday alter Il
| pleasant visit TO their daughter Mrs. w.
| II. wash at GIG north Fourth street
MI. and Mrs. r. Meyer. who have been
on q tour of northern and eastern cities, |
are expected home early this week Mr.
| Meyer combined business with pleasure
Mr.. wallace McRae who has been III
| for several weeks at his home, west Main
| street, was resting quietly ast nlght.
! Drs. Hodges and Winn are in attendance
/ upon him.
Rev John H. Griffith, Jr.. Of Kinston
| n c., will fill the pulpit OF st. Marks
| Episcopal church this morning at II
o'clock. The evening service has not
| been resumed.
Mrs. J. J. Williams and children. OF
| 27O7 Grace street, returned home by the
| OLD Dominion last Friday after delight
| ful visit Of two months TO relatives in
New York State.
Rev. ]. r. Harrison, OF Emmanuel Bap-
| fist church, has recovered from his ill
ness. and will fiji his pulpit to-day. for
| the first time in six weeks preaching
| both morning and night
Among the visitors AT the state Libra
| ~ yesterday were Mr. y. W. Wicker,
| Commissioner Of the Revenue, OF Han
! over county. and Mr.. ". r. Britton.
| Deputy Sheriff OF Chesterfield county.
Mr.. d. i. O'Neil. a clerk for the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company at
! Newport News returned last week from
! New York via this city 70 visit his pa
rents. and returns to his post OF duty
! to-day.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
| Nj Johnnie Haynes. Of 1870 west Twenty
| fourth street, 20 Miss Ophelia Deane, OF
| Scottsville. The wedding will take place
next Wednesday at $3.50 O'clock at the
| brides residence.
The local Clvl-service Board will hold
an examination on october "a 20 estab-
| lish an eligible register for the position
OF janitor in the custodian service a Rich
mond at a salary of 500 year. There Is
no vacancy in the position.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hay
| Taliaferro will be glad 10 hear that their
( little daughter. Annie. who has been IN
! with typhOid-feYer for the past few
weeks, is now improving under the care
| Of Or. Charles NJ. Edwards.
Mrs. Leslie f. Watson. organist OF the
| Leigh-Street Baptist church. entertained
! the choir OF that church at her residence
| Beth Eley Friday night. The occasion
| was a most enjoyabie one taking the
nature of musical and social treat.
\. Balm, a white man, called at the
| First Police station last night with
! wound on his head. which he claimed had
| been made by a rock thrown by a boy.
| His wound was dressed by the amDu-
| lance physician. No arrests were made
Mrs. II. j. Malone and children ac-
| companied by Miss Lucle Haynes. OF ll2o
| north Twenty-fourth street, have returned
| home after "A delightful visit 10 Charles
| tor and Talcott. w. Va. and clifton
| Forge accompanied by Master Jessie
Green. Of Clifton Forge.
The musical people Of Richmond viii
| be glad TO welcome Miss Ida Sewell Nor
| ton. a talented young pianist, OF Leipzig.
| Germany, formerly OF Montgomery, Ala.
| She has been doing concert work under
| the direction of the famous master, Herr
| Professor Martin krause.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D. Freeman and
| pretty little baby daughter. Miss Ruth
| Blckers Freeman. OF Portsmouth. Va,
| together with Mrs. Freemans sister, Miss
| Carnmie J. Robertson. OF Providence
| Forge paid a welcome visit 10 MIR. W. NJ
| Blekeis's family. 81 40 north Twenty
seventh street.
Richmonderx In New York.