Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Personals md Briefs.

! Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Do,ds Perrin has gone 10 New York
! for q short stay
Mrs. Edmund waddill. Jr.. has returned
home from Washington.
Mr. Philip y. Shield IS out again after
n weeks illness with the grip.
Mrs G. V. Darlington was reported late
last night as resting quietly at st. Luxe
/ Home.
/ Miss Hettie Jones. OF Gloucester IS the
| guest OF tho Misses Robins, 40 east MAIN
street
councilman D. F. Mccarthy who has
been quite sick for the past week. II no"
| conyalescent
Mr.. A. T.. Bartholomew, one Of the most
nopi,lar Ier1or-carriers In the city, Is
critically IN with pneumonia.
Mrs. Julia Holloway. of 9l2 west Cary
street. is out again after four weeks
sickness with the grip.
Mr.. Thomas Mccarthy, Of Church Hi.
has returned after a stay Of two months
AZ Los Angeles. Cal. very much improved
in health.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson. vice-president
Of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton. will be in Richmond for the As
sembly Ball
Miss Goode Anderson, who has been
the guest Of Miss NJ. Ivy Robins OF
Church Hin. viii remain in the city
week longer.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page and Mrs. Rus
sell Robinson are coming TO Rchmond
for the Assembly Bali They viii be the
guests Of Mrs. William Thomas.
Colonel r. c. Croxton is visiting in
New York He expects TO leave IN aoout
six weeks 10 join his regiment the First
Infantry. now stationed in cuba
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the Homeopathic Free Dis
pcnsary viii Dee held on Tuesday morn
inc. at 1:30 o'clock at the dispensaIy'
Mr.. A. y. Tmsley ST. Of No. 1o5 west
Marshall street. who has been SICK lot
some time is improving very slowly. lie
is, however, able 10 get about his room.
Miss Minnie Davis. Of Henrico county,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Saunders,
of SO. 10J east Canal street. Mrs. Saun-
dcrs is just recovering from severe ill
ness.
Miss Elizabeth Lee. Of Gloucester. IS
visiting Mrs Beverly Wexford. Rev.
Edwin Wexford, Of Newport News, and
Mrs. Wexford. are also at Judge Well
ford's.
The Christadelphians will hold a meet
ing at Lee Camp Hall at IL o'clock this
morning The subject TO be discussed is,
where Are the Righteous Dead Since the
Days Of Abel
Corporal John W. Starke late Of the
Second Virginia Regiment. United states
Volunteers. is in Richmond, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives else
where in Virginia.
Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler will have as her
guests at the Executive mansion this
week her cousins. the Misses Heath, Of
Washington. They will arrive on Tues
day.
There will be rehearsal of "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" at the residence
of Mrs. T.. ID. Hotchkiss tomorrow night. |
A fun attendance of the members Of the
caste is expected
A telegram has been received saying
that Rev L. p. Turnbull, d. D., was de-
tanned 10y am attack of the grip and will
not be able 20 attend Or. Hoges memo /
rial service here to-day.
Mr. Edward Tyler, who has been visit f,
ing his father and mother at the EXecu- /
tive Mansion Will return home to-day. /
Mrs Tyler has been quite unwel for /,
several days. being confined to her room, /
but is now recovered
Mayor Thomas W Taylor, Of Onancock |
was I'm the city yesterday. an route home |
from King and Queen county, where he /
has large business interests. 1t Is prob /
able that within the next few months /
Mr. Taylor will become a resident of Rich /
mond.
Rev. Dr. J. William Jones will preach F.
at Howarl's-Crove Baptist church this /
morning on home missions and tonight /
at 7:4j o'clock he will preach the annual |
sermon before the Railroad Brotherhood /
at Venable-Street church.
A series Of meetings will be held at
the Friends Meeting House, on Clay
street near First. beginning this morning /
at II o'clock. Minister Eli Parker and /
wife of Iowa. will probably attend. The |
public are cordially invited.
Mrs. Bradley r. Johnson. Mrs. Frank
Nalle Mrs. f. II. McCulloch, and Mrs. |
Matthew Maury, who are spending the /
winter at Mrs. Duvars, 30l east Frank
lin street, Will be at home Thursdays in |
February, from TO o'clock.
Rev. Dr. j. William Jones has returned |
from Hampton, where he went TO lecture, |
under the auspices of the Daughters Of |
the Confeder&cy, who are interested in |
raising funds for Confederate monu- !
ment. Dr. Jones had a fine and attentive |
audience and was heartily thanked by a |
number Cf those who heard him.