Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. d. s. Cue. of Montgomery, Ala, is
at the Jefferson.
Mr.. Louis p. Samanni. manager of the
Eutaw House, Of Baltimore, is in the
city.
Mr.. Charles e. Phillips. who has been
very ILL.,, is now reported as slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Virginia Parkinson. formerly OF
Petersburg. is critically i'll at her home,
in this city.
Mr.. Carl Conrad, the auditor OF the
Anheuscr-Busch Brewing Company, is at
the Jefferson.
Major w. X. Perrin. Treasurer Of
Gloucester county, was at the State
Library yesterday.
Mr.. c. T. Phillips, of Twenty-fourth and
Burton streets, who has been very ILL.,
has very much improved.
Mr.. w. NJ Mayo, of No 2i12 east Mar
shall street who has been quite Ill. is
thought TO be improving slowly.
The Great Falls and old Dominion rail
road. charter for which is pending in
the Legislature, paid its tax Of 1925 yes
terday morning.
George II. Vennard. of 1862 Olive street,
New Orleans, has written to Mayor Tay-
lor for information about the Valentine
estate In this city.
Dr. Z. T. TomDkins, of Natural Bridge,
is visiting friends and relatives in Ricn-
mond and spent last night with his uncle,
Mr.. Edward TompNins, at Ashland.
Mr.. T. H. Rollins, formerly of Augusta
county. who has been quite Ill at TIE
residence OF his daughter, on north T hir-
tieth street, IS considerably improved.
Mrs. ]. W. Verlander left for her home.
Huntington, w. Va, yesterday, after
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter T.. Brauer, of Henrico
county.
Mr.. and Airs. Fred. Bauer, parents Of
Mrs. Katharine Kirkwood and Miss Susie
Bauer, of New York, arrived In Richmond
yesterday, and will make this city their
future home.
Hon. r. G.. Wood. who represented
Chesterfield for two sessions In the House
of Delegates. claims to be one OF the
Woods heirs, for whom a large fortune
Is waiting in England.
Mr. Harry Kemp. who. special Depu-
ty Grant Regent of the Royal Arcanum
has for some time been travelling in the
interest Of the order. is in town for few
days visit to his family.
The promoters of the new social club
on Church Hill have met with great sue
cess About seVenty-hve gentlemen Of
that section OF the city have signihed
their willingness to join the organizd-
tIOn
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge. An
Client Free, ana Accepted MasOns color
ed. OF Virginia, will convene in this city
to-day at u. NJ, at its hail. on east
Clay street. An important meeting is ex-
pected.
Squire James T.. Grady, Of Fulton.
underwent a delicate but successful ope-
ration on his eyes on Saturday. The ope-
ration will greatly improve his eyesight
lie will be forced 10 wear glasses for
some time TO come.
In the notice in Sundays Dispatch of
the election of principal for Valley
School, the name of Mr.. Roy b. Pace
was. by mistake. included I'm the list OF
applicants Mr.. Pace was not an appli-
cant for the position.
Special services will be held at the Cos
pei Mission. No. l north Seventh street
between Main and Franklin. this morn
ing at IL o'clock; also. tonight at 8
o'clock, conducted by Rev. 5. c. Todd,
superintendent of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance OF the South, and other
members of the alliance These meetings
Will continue until and including Thurs
Cay night