Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

epen the ~Maid 81 Bells Ballevilie.s ana
wlnnink Isurels being the nightly recipient
Of Gathering enco7es.
Mrs. A6olpbus II. Tyrse and dsushtsr.
Tyfee last Monday.
MA Y. D. Brannan. Of Atlanta. Ca, who
has been here visiting relatives ana fflenos
has returned home.
Mr.. Thomas J. Dance and two sons have
returned 20 the city. after short vhit IN
Chesterfield county.
Miss saliis Hicks. Of this city. who is VIC.
itipg relatives In Amelia county, expects 10
iefurn In few days.
Mr.. &c. A. Smith. OF Phflsdelphia, spent
some days In the city last week visitins MS
father, Mr., w. II. Smith.
Miss Kate l.. Turner, OF s04 east Leigh
street. has returned home after spending
delightful summer In Norfolk.
Mr.. Harry Kratz, OF John A. Kratz's, has
zone to New York on @ business trip. ana
Win be absent about two months.
Mr.. Charles X. willis will lead the meet.
Ing 2, ,ss T2nns M !. s.s ooocn
Mrs Lizzie peaton, 100 east Cary street,
who has been for some time ut the Ale
ghspy Springs. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mason, OF Henrico
| county have returned from City Point
where they spent a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Charlie Johnson and her sister, Miss
| Blanche Tyree. have returned from HAN
over, where they had deiightfui ume'
Madame Teusler. after very pleasant
| visit 10 rela tives In Southwest Virginia, has
| returned 20 her home. 10Ie east Clay street.
Miss Ada Moore. OF Hanover. who has
/ been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Bette Sale, OF
| Henrico, expects TO return home the LIST OF
| october.
The Presbyterian Sunday-School Union
/ will hold its me citing At Grace. street cnurch
/ to- day Mt 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. Rev. H. +. Kerr
| will deliver an address.
Mr.. Lewis Faw Ragsnd, OF this city, who
| has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Rosa Haw
| Msraole OF Henrico. has returned home,
| very much pleased with his visit.
| Mrs. Moilie X. Garnet. OF No. 104 south
| First street, has returned home. after spend.
| ing several weeks In King and Queen
| county with her husbands elatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Ball and sister. Mrs. w.
| visiting their sister. MIS-. j. W. Mason, OF
| Heprico left for home on Tuesday last.
| Mrs. Jane X. Blair, Of Millswood. Amelia
| county. passed through this city on Mon
her brother, Mr.. Nicholas Mills. where she
expects TO remain several weeks.
Captain Couch. OF the steamship Roa.
yoke, was In the city Yesterday. lie was
cordially greeted and entertained by
number OF his friends OF whom ne has
many in Richmond. His transfer by the
Old Dominion Company from this TO the
West-Point line is matter Of general re-
greet. as captain Couch. during his twenty
wears intercourse with our people. has al
ways been noted for his efficiency and geni-
ality, aud bis popularity Is unoounded.
The parlors OF the Young Mems Christian
Association were crowded Friday night
with young men and youths. The occasion
was free entertainment rendered the male
frie nds OF the Association. Rev. William r..
Evans made an admirable address; Messrs.
Hill and Leftwich rendered excellent vocal
music, and Mr.. NJ. h. Ramos presided at the
organ The efforts of the Wow Wow Club
afforded much amusement, and the evening
was one OF rational o amusement and instruc'
ton.
White Sulphur Springs.
The following Is list OF arrivals OF Rich.
mond people ut the Greenbrier White Sui
phpr Spnsss; VS. ss IRON ssp'e ansr IN
4. Rabbit, r. b. jackson. Joseph X. An
derson and wife, James Tate, G. K. Belvin
and wife, G. B, Stacy. Page McGarty, Q.
and wife, Mrs. Columbia Edwards and |
maid, A. Antoni. Mrs. T. l.. Chapman, |
Mrs. r. ID. HoLchkss. Mrs. Lawrence Lot |
tier, Jr.. r. ii. Maso. One hundred and |
eIghty.six guests on hand this morning, |
Septe mber "a, 1889.
Manchester.
Professor e. Morrissette is in Frederieks-
burg.
Hon. George d. Wise was in the city last
week.
The city School Board meets Tuesday
night.
Miss Hattie owens is teaching school near
Norfolk.
Miss Annie Brodnax left for New York
last week.
Miss Ada Hall has resumed her school In
Charlotte county.
Miss Augusta Turpin. of Powhatan, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. E. w. Weisiger.
Miss Lou Sublett Will leave this week to
visit friends in Powhatan county.
MIS-, A. ID. Woodfn returned last Tuesday
from Fluvanna county, where she spent the
summer
Miss Nemmie Morrissette returned yes
terday from Prince Edward county, where
she spent the summer.
Rev. L. r. Ihcrnhll returned yesterday
from Appoma;tox, where he has been Wis.
fling relatives and friends.
The ladies OF Lesder Lodge, ofGood TIM.
plaIs Will hold a feast at ovens Hall Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
The Police Commissioners at n meeting
held Thursday night reelected the present
mem beTs OF the police force.
Cary French. Esq, has gone to Prince
George county on a hunting trip. and ex-
poets TO be away several weeks
Miss Ruth Branch Is expected to return
this week from Asheville, N o., where she |
has been visiting friends for several weeks
The Hastings Conrt met yesterday morn
Ing and adjourned over until tomorrow
without disp0sing OF any business OF public
Importance.
The Sunday. ar ernoon services at the
railroad readingfoOIn. which have been
for some time. will be resumed
this evening al O'Clock.
Governor and Mrs. Lee, Miss Winnie Da.
Wis, and Mr.. IL Gay Chamblin paid q visit
TO Mr.. Chamblin's fine stock farm,
Whitby, about two miles below the city.
Mrs NJ. b. Woodfn spent Thursday night
with friends in this city en- route for ner
home, in Buckingham county. She had
been on visit TO her relatives In the North.
Rev. W. T. Derieux and family. OF Spar.
tanburg, =. o., formerly OF this city arrived
yesterday from Essex county, where they
have been visiting bis father. They will
spend several days in The city before leav.
ing for home.
DauviIle.
A number Of ladies from other places WIS.,
tied Danville last week, and on Thursday
german TO Miss Eliza Morehead OF Leaks
vile, n. O., and her friends, Miss Branch, OF
Wilson, N. o., and Miss Kenan, of Whining
ton. The ladies were in pretty evening
costumes, and IL was one of the prettest
germans ever seen here. Among the ladies'
present were Mrs. A. 4. Burr. Mrs. h. Il.
Seay. Misses Wilson and Irvine. OF Milton;
Miss Hayes. of Wheeling. w. Va: Misses
Hairston, of Henry: Miss Hubbard, OF AL
exandria; Miss Ethel Edwards, OF st.
Louis Miss Jennings. OF HALIFAX: Miss
Dickinson. OF Fredericksburg; Misses More.
head, Branch, and Kepan, of North Coro- |
lima, and Misses Holland, Hickson. Ayres |
Hoicombe, Clark. and skinner. of Dauvile
(ToR OTHER PERSONALS SEE THIRD PAGE.
He C0uidn't Hear.
Yesterday morning, in the Hastings
Court, one Of the witnesses who was
examined talked in very low tone.