Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-03
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"feo VVfuab, VI NinCtHu1tis 10 'ssie
ing in the city.
The Misses Bruce, Of Halifax, are at
the Valentine House.
Miss Susie Campbell is at Mrs.
Mahood's, Sixth street.
Miss Helen Garnet will leave the city
next week for Baltimore.
Miss Ramsey, Of Baltimore, is visit
ing Colonel paul's family.
Mr.. Harry Payne, Of Baltimore, is
in the city visiting friends.
Miss Rose Ferrsll, Of Danville, is at
Mr.. Putney's, Marshall street.
Miss Helen Skipwith is at Mrs. Gray
Skipwith's, near Monroe Park.
Mrs. Beckham, of Alexandria, is the
guest Of Mrs. DR.. George Ross.
Mr.. Hal. Dulaney, Of Washington, q.
c., is in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, of Baltimore,
are guests of Miss Helen Garnet.
Colonel and Mrs. W. L. Bumgardner,
of Stanton, are at the Exchange.
Mr.. Took, Of England, is in the city
guest Of General j. Il. Anderson.
Miss Kinney, Of Staunton, is visiting
Miss Annie Camp, east Clay street.
Mrs. Thomas Seldom, of Nelson, is
the guest of Mrs. Russell Robinson.
Miss Mollie Minor, daughter Of I. F..
Minor, gave large party Friday night.
Miss Radford, from Bedford, is at
Mrs. Allan Talbott's, west Frank
street.
Miss Reese, from Birmingham, Ala,
is at Miss Louise Allan's, Franklin
street.
Miss Virginia Mason, of Charlottes-
vile, cousin Of Governor Lees, is at
the Exchange.
Miss Susie Barton, Of Fredericks-
burg, is the guest Of Mrs. Philip Hex
all, west Franklin.
Miss Leila Smith, Of New York city,
is the guest Of Mrs. Frank E. Patrick,
west Franklin street.
The gubernatorial mansion is being
everhauled, and will be in readiness for
the Governor in a few days.
Miss Kate Harris, Of Parkersburg,
w. Va, is the guest of Mrs. Allen
Talbot, west Franklin street.
Mr.. Lee Hardy, from Norfolk, is in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Jackson, west Franklin street.
Mr.. George Morris, of Charlottesville,
and Mr.. Frank Fogg, of Nashville, are
stopping in town for few days.
The membership Of the Fourth Bap-
fist church is now $50, and the con-
tributions for 1885 were $7,039.4O.
Mrs. Manning C. Staples and her son,
Manning G. Staples, Jr., are spending
the winter months in New Orleans, La,
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Hatcher and Mr.. Travers
were married Thursday at Mrs. Hatch
er's fathers (Mr. Thomas W. McCance)
at o'clock p. NJ.
Miss NJ. F. Bennett, who has been
spending her Christmas holidays with
the Misses Hamlin, east Franklin street,
has returned to her home in Garysburg.
n. c.
The Philadelphia Weekly Times Of
January I'd has an article Gllustrated),
written by John Esten Cooke, on
Fitzbugh Lee, the DaShing Cavalry
man."
Mrs. Governor Fitzhugh Lee, who is
the guest of Mrs. DR.. George Ross, 7Ol
Franklin street, will return to Alexan-
dria in a day or two, to be absent a
few days.
Miss Virginia P. Stuart, daughter of
General j. Z. Il. Stuart, Of Stanton,
is the guest of Mrs. Tom Norwood,
Eighth street between Grace and
Franklin.
Miss Sallie +. Whitehurst and Mrs.
Emma T. Ball, of Norfolk, Virginia,
are in the city, the guests of Miss Flor
ence d. Vaughan, No. 800 north Twen-
ty-sixth street.
Miss Bessie Thomas, Of Philadel-
phia Miss Jeanette Grabowski, Of
Washington and Miss Kitty Scott
will for a week be the guests of Miss
Gassaway, 2l3 east Franklin street.
The employees of the tobacco manu-
featuring establishment of Messrs. j.
Wright & Co. have presented their
manager, Mr.. E. L. Wingfeld, with a
handsomely engraved gold-headed cane.
Mrs. Brunhild and sister were put in
an embarrassing position on New
Year's-dsy by gentleman causing to
be published, without any consultation
with them, an announcement that they
would receive.
Attorney General Ayers will 60 to
Washington this afternoon. Judge
Staples is already there, and the two
will argue the coupon cases before the
Supreme Court Of the United States
this week, it is expected.
Mrs. Ross gave General Lee and wife
little sociabls Thursday night, at
which the following persons were pre-
sent General and Mrs. Lee, Mr.. Beck
ham and wife, Miss Sallie Archer An
derson, Captain Dawson, Colonel Ar
cher Anderson, General Charles j. An
derson, Colonel 10 Lane Stern, Colonel
John j. Purcell, Alexander Cameron,
p. II. Mayo, Colonel Buford, Thomas
Atkinson, Mr.. Manly, John P. Branch,
DR.. Brock, Colonel John Ross, Frank
Davenport, Z. G. Mayo, Thomas Car
ter, A. l.. Peasants, j. B. Marshall,
Jr., Dir. Aug. Yorke, and G. G. LATER
ty,
Manchester.
The public schools will reopen to-
day.
Miss Matte Hove, OF Cumberland
county. arrived in the city Thursday.
She will board here and attend the High
School.
Miss V. A. Britton, of Lynchburg,
who spent the Christmas with Miss
Edna Mathews, left for homo yester-
day unrning