Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-22

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debutdntes OF west Main street we're the re-
cpients OF m ost charming serenade by =
brass band. The music, which was all that
heart could wish. was dOubly enhanced by
the presence OF three OF the most popular
and handsome gentlemen OF which Church
Hill can boast. READER.
RfchmOnders Mt summer Resorts.
The following is a list OF arrivals OF Rich
mond people at the Hygea Hotel, Old Point
from August 18th to August goth: John
Bowers W. Il. Chaplin. Il X. Lipscomb. John
p. 4. Dupuy, Rudolph Necker, u. q. Fergu-
son, L. w. Blake, w. J; Orr, >. w; cary,
IT. Alvey, X. E. Blankenship Miss Kate
Blankenship, K. II. Leftwich. n. +. Kahn, y.
A. Whitaker, NJ. Swaney, w. 3. Daniel, IL.
l.. Staples, Ed. Schumacher, Rosa Schu-
macher, W. Miller and wife, Mrs. keck
Charles Frommer and wife, II. b. Tucker. j..
l.. Peters J. II. Hamilton, f. ]. Buchanan
and son, &. s. Charlesworth, X. h. Sadler,
II. NJ. Nuckos, q. Fred. johnson, IL. g..
Carlton, ]. NJ. Tlller, A. J. Hunt and two
sons, W. L. Slzer and wife, George Ives. w.
+. GIL, Sperry Jones Charles Howard, L. j.
b. Pope. child. and nurse; n. Talley, Jrr
George W. Clarke, A. Il. Courtney, William
GREENWOOD HOTEL.
Frem July 25th to the goth OF August: T.
c. Woody, j. Baryle Spence and wife; L.
Il. Christian, wife, daughter, and maid; III.
ID. Riddick, wife. and maid; Master Carroll
Rtddlck, Mrs. Young Jones Mrs. Carter, RI.
NJ. Boykin and wife. Mrs. X. l.. Van DE
Venter, Mrs. Marks, Miss Rose Marks.
Excursions.
The steamers Ariel and Norwood Will
make their trips to-day as usual.
Tomorrow Damon Lodge, knights OF
Pythias, will run an excursion to West
Point, leaving Twenty fourth and Cary
streets at A. NJ. The following is the Com
mittee OF Arrangements: +. T. McCase,
Joseph I. Allen, William A. Dickerson, Il.
IL. Ferguson, and W. L. Smith.
The Tuesday moonlight this week Will be
for the benefit OF the Male Orphan Asylum.
The attractions will be dancing, music, and
refreshments.
ON the 3lst TUESDAY EVENING" the Rich
mond Light-1pfsntry Blues will give @
moonlight excursion on the Ariel,
Next Saturday night the Elks' excursion
TO Noi folk will be run, leaving here at 1880
=. NJ. and returning Sunday night.
j. N. Thompson Co., excurslonisis, Will
give an excursion ria the Chesapeake and
ohio railroad TO the Luray caverns on Sep
temb Der 9th.
An excursion TO Washington will leave
here Saturday night September 18TH.
Electric Assembly. No. 1858, Will give an
excursion 10 Norwood Park tomorrow.
Boat will leave at 1880 4. NJ, 2 and 1870 +.
NJ: returning. leave the Park at 10 a. VI.
and Sis and IL p. NJ. A pleasant time pro-
missed 10 all who go
Manchester.
Miss Antelotti, OF Richmond. was In the
city last week, visiting Miss Evans.
Mr.. James Boiler, OF Caroline county,
spent last Thursday night In the city.
Miss H. Clay willis. OF Chesterfield. will
leave Wednesday for short stay In New
York.
A regular and important meeting Of the
City school Beard Will be held Tuesday
night.
Miss Cora l.. Morris left Friday to spend
several weeks with friends IN Halifax
county.
Miss Edna Mathews. who has been quite
unwell for several weeks, is much i'm
proved.
Nr. Thomas g. Mathews, who was quite
sick with chills last week, has returned TO
business.
Miss Matte Sims left Tuesday for the
Natural Bridge, where she will remain seYe-
raj weeks.
DR.. Lawrence Ingram and Master Page
Ingram have gone to Lunenburg on visit
TO relatives.
Mrs j. u. Beattle and her son, Willie,
have returned after pleasant northern trip
OF several weeks.
Mrs. l.. Il. Thornhlll and her little daugh-
ter have returned after peasant Visit TO
friends in scottsvlle.
Mrs. V. T.. Snellings and her son, A. T.
Snellings, Esq, are both at DR.. Child D, In
Portsmouth, quite sick.
Misses Mary Holt. Nellie Kitchen, aud
Emma styles, OF Petersburg, are visiting
Mr. John styles, OF this city.
Judge s. Bassett French, who has been
confined at home for several weeks by sick
ness. continues to improve slowly
General ID. A. Welsiger was on the streets
again yesterday 9fter being confined NJ
home for several days by sickness
Miss Annie Davis, OF Charlotte, ~ c.,
who has been stopping here for some time.
left yesterday for the Natural Bridge.
Miss Virginia Walden and Misses Lou
and Berthe suolett are spending few
days with friends, IN Powhatan county.
Mr.. Robert w. Brodnax, Jr., OF Swans.
boTo' lost his oldest child-a bright and In.
teresting little fellow-by death Friday.
Miss Blanche Walker returned homo
Thursday after q delightful visit OF several
months with friends and relatives In
Georgia.
A regular meeting OF the Missionary So
ciety OF the cambridge street Baptist
church will be held az 4:3o o'clock this az
ternoon.
Miss Julia Truehsrt returned to her home
In Amelia county last week after delight
ful visit OF several weeks 10 her aunt. MIS-.
E. W. Weisigef.
Rev. W. T. Derieux, otSpertanbupg, 3. c..
formerly OF this city, who with hts family Is
stopping with friends here. will preach at
the Bainbridge.h Baptist church to-
day, morning and night.
Mrs. Mark X. Lloyd. children. aud nurse
are spending the summer In the mountain
Gus region or Pennsylvania. Her sister
Miss Leila Ballowe, IL rusticating in the
bluegrass region OF Kentucky.
Miss Sarah Hardy, OF Lunenburg county,
who has been spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. A, ID. ShotweIl, OF this city,
left for home yesterday accompanied by her
aunt and children, who will spend the re-
msinder OF the SUM er In that county.
Nr Charles Bowie OF Petersburg, who fell
from train last Sunday ana broke his leg,
while catching at his hat, which blew on
and was brought TO the residence OF Air. Il.
b. Howle, In this city. IL doing as well as
could be expected. IL will be a consldera-
BILE while before he can be taken home.
A letter received here Friday states that
SIR. James l.. Robertson. WIN had MS leg
painfully hurt last Sunday by heavy
window falling on II at BufordsVllle, on the
Norfolk and Western ROAD, is mucn I'M
proving. His little son DuvRi. whose illness
demanded Mr.. Kobertson's attendance, u
also much better.
Ashland.
Miss Carrie Radcliffe is visiting friends In
Richmond.
Miss Fannie N. Miller spent last Monday
In Richmond.
MIR. Lewis Barley. OF Alexandria, 10 sum-
mering In this town.
Miss Alice Jackson is Waiting friends In
Goochland county.
Miss Deenea Jackson is visiting relatives
at Hewletts, this county.
Miss Doris Hoppe. OF Richmond, is the
guest OF Mr.. Henry Bodeker.
The Misses Blair. OF Richmond. are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Alice q. Mayo.
Mr.. Henry Motley left last Sunday for
Botetourt county TO join bis brother, Mr..