Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Personals md nriefs.

Or. l. N. Cowardin has returned for
the winter.
Miss Alice Yancey Is rapidly recovering
from a severe case OF tonsillts.
Mr.. Virgil Deltrlck, OF Henrco was IN
the city yesterday. en- route to his school.
IN Accomac county.
Squire W. J. Holmes has been seri-
ously IN for the past week at his home.
ISIS east Broad street
Miss Annie Lee Roane, Of Gloucester.
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Maude
shultz, near the New reservoir.
Miss Lula o. Bass, OF Church Hi. left
Thursday TO take charge Of a public
school in Lancaster county, Va.
Mrs. Laura V. Kenney left last week
for New York to attend the Dewey cele-
bration and visit her son, Charles T.. Ken
ney.
Miss Grace B. Curle, Of No. s12 east
Marshall street. has gone to New York
TO spend the winter with her uncle and
aunt.
The chain-gang will be engaged here
after in breaking rock, the weather being
too cold 10 continue the work in shockoe
creek.
The ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will hold their regular meeting on Mon
day at p. NJ. at their hall, Fifth ana
Broad.
Miss Lizzie seay Morris returned yes
terday from Fluyanna county. where she
spent the summer with relatives and
friends.
Miss Marcia e. Anderson. OF No. 7ol
north Twenty-seventh street is visiting
her brother, r. Cabell Anderson, Of
stanton.
Mrs. J. IT. Green NEE Leitch) and little
son, Master Joseph Green, OF Atlanta,
are visiting her mother at No. l2l west
Cary street.
Mrs. DR.. R. J. Price and children, Of
Vienna, Nd, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. James II. Lester, al No. 3l4 north
Twenty-ninth street
Miss Sadie McDonough, OF No. 21OS east
Broad street has just returned TO the
city, after q most delightful visit or three
months 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles II. Tyree and Miss Maude
l.. Meador were married Wednesday at
the residence of Rev. G. r. Williams, that
gentleman officiating.
There will be services from the Gospel
wagon at Holly and Belyidere streets at
4I5 this afternoon, and at Fifth and
Broad streets at 6I5.
Mr.. A. l.. Simpson, popular conductor
Of Richmond Traction Company, with his
mother. will leave for Washington this
evening They will return Tuesday
Mrs. Charles f. West. son. and maid.
Of Charleston. $. c.; Miss Annie J.. DAVIS.
Of New York, and Mr.. b. II. Gray, Of
Cumberland, are at the Mt. Vernon.
Or. and Mrs. I. b. Anderson. OF Nor
folk. have moved 10 Charlottesville 10
make their home with their daughter,
Mrs. j. Tyler Jackson. at Novatcone.
Mr.. Reuben r. shirrens was taken sick
at the Westm0reland clubhouse few
days ago. and IS still confined TO his room
there. He was much improved yesterday.
Miss Mamie d. Dunlop. who has been
STUDYING art in New York during the
summer. has returned 20 the city and
viii resume her classes here this winter.
Miss Irby Edwards has returned from
North Carolina, where she made most
delightful visit among friends and rela-
tlves. and was the recipient Of much at
tention.
The German ladies' AID Association Of
virginia VIII meet az the Virginia Hospl-
tal on Tuesday next at o'clock. This
will be an important meeting, and all are
requested TO attend.
Mr.. W. J. williams OF Atlanta Ca.
will be in the city on Friday, october 9th,
for the purpose Of addressing the Jour
nevmen Carpenters at Central Hail. Fifth
street between Broad and Marshall.
Misses Hethio and sallie Lester, who
have been spending the summer in Mary
land, have returned home. coming b.
way OF Washington, whore they We're
Joined by Miss Clara Lester and Mrs. c.
= Richards.
The st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers and Sons Will meet I'm ST. Johns lee
ture room Monday. october "a, at p. NJ
Mrs. W. p. Laf1erty, formerly Of Gro
yet. Va, with two children and nurse, IS
registered at the Valentine.
Mr.. W. Reginald Walker, Of the State
Young Mems Christian Association, while
visiting Lynchburg Tuesday. IN the inter-
est Of the association work. was taken
sick. and Is now confined to his home
with a Sigh. attack of fever
Mrs. Daleigh Coiston and Mrs. A. p,
Camm has removed from No. - north
Sixth street 10 No. 800 east Grace street.
Miss o. V. Rodgers. No west Mar
shall street, has returned from New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Or. b. Blake Minor. sr.. has just re-
turned from what he calls his "pious pill
by which he revisited the
scenes and haunts OF his boyhood, In Es-
sex and Spotsylvania counties. lie also
took in the successful fairs of his native
and famous Frecericks-
burg.
Mrs. j. Tyler Jackson, who has been /
IN Norfolk for the past ten days. stopped (
n Richmond a few hours with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Or. r. ID. Garcin, on her way
nome. in Charlottesville Misses Bessie 7.
Mccoy, OF stanton and Eula Woodland, 1
)f Washington. ID. c.. who have been /
'isiting Miss Leila Jackson, have return |
N 10 their homes