Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-06

OF May. ...
Mr.. r. O. Williams and daughter tMis
Mary williams) viii leave Tor NIAGARA TINS
week.
ypev. Vincent Bargsmsu. Of Wet Point,
was IN the city hast week, visiting MS
parents.
Mys Mary Mccormick rs living 'tlsnger- |
ons,r i M a. her residence, No. GO west Bey- |
crley street.
Mr.. Frank slsde,' q oPortsmcuth. who
had SLIGHT attack Of pGrasysis hast week,
is improving.
Miss Estep, who has been visiting The
Misses Rawson, Will fesTe for her nome IN
Ohio this week.
Mrs. Valentine left the city yesterday for
Powhatan county, WHITTIER she goes 10
visit her father.
Miss Julia Macon, Of Albemafle county,
Is IN the eitv, the guest Of DE-. Knox, OF
east Broad street.
Mrs. +. T. Boykin, II 2lS west Grace
street. has returned from yistto friends
In Lexington, Ky.
Miss Sue williams, Of Chesterfield, viii
visit her cousin. Miss irene Brarsford, OF
this city, in few days.
Miss Bocock, o. Albemarie county,
visiting Miss Sands at the residence OF Mr..
A. II. Sands, near the city.
Mrs. DIR. J. G. Gregory, OF New Kent
| county, delighted her friends In the cry
with q short visit last week.
Mrs. T.. II. Garcin leaves tins morning
rim New York steamer for an EXTENDED
visit TO New York and Boston.
Miss Matte G.. Hanes, OF Henrioooounty,
who has been visiting in Franklin county,
returned home last Sunday night.
Miss Nettie Potts, the daughter OF Mr..
| Thomas Potts, will leave for Europe next
Thursday In company with Miss Shaw.
Mr.. ]. It. Ryder. representative Of the
.well-known hosiery-house OF Thomas D..
Muster & Co., Philadelphia, Is In The city.
Mr.. Cary "Kih') Miller lat FRIDAY eve
ming for jacksonville, Fla. His friends
wish him pleasant and prosperous future'
The gentlemen OF the Monumental church
cbojr have rendered its lady members a. pic
mic. TO take place next Friday, at founG's
Pond.
Miss Bessie S. Connard, OF Hearico coun-
~. who has been stopping with Miss A. a;
Johnston, on Grace street. has returned
| home.
Miss Mary W. Thomas, Of No. il3 east
Grace street, left the city last Thursday Tor
Fredaicksburg, where she will visit Miss
| Hernd<n.
Many neighborhoods in the west end OF
the city enjoyed delightful serenades last
Wednesday night by the Mozart Amateur
| Orchestra.
Richmond Lodge, No. IS, Benevolent
| Order OF Elks, will initiate seven esndi,
dates in the first and eleven IN the second
degree Tonight.
Rev. George Hunt. Of Powhatan county.
| nossed through the city last week en- route TO
| his home, from the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary.
Mas Cav Gillian Is said to have been one
| NJ r,,e handsomest and most popular young
ladies at the Maiden's-Adventure German
last Friday night.
Mrs. Eliza Lee, Mrs. Maria Curry, and
| Mrs. Belle Rockwell. OF Philidelphia, are
visiting their brother, Mr.. Joseph Heck
man, Church HILL
The Misses Nave left Friday for Clarke
county to attend the marriage OF their un-
Gle, MIR. George Burwell, 10 Miss Lee WIFI
ting, Of that county.
Mr.B.G. Ogden, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
MI. W, G. Tidball, OF Washington, nave
been ip the city for the past week. They
left for home yesterday
Miss Carrie Triplett. OF the Richmond
Female Institute, will visit Miss Pollard, at
No. 2310 east Grace street, TINS week alter
the close Of her school.
Rev. i. w. Loving, OF Wilmington. Va,
a student OF the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, spent several days Win
friends in the city last week.
Mr.. l.. Wagner is spending some time in
tbe Valley for the benefit OF his health.
lie Is suffering from nervous prostration,
and his eyes are seriously effected.
Miss Irene Seay, OF Melrose, Fluyanna
county. Is spending few weeks with Mrs.
Staiars. POI east Clay street, before leaving
for NeWpoIt's News and Old Point.
The game Of baseball at Virginia Park
| Yesterday afternoon, between the Rich
mond College nine and the Auroras, result
ed in victory for the latter by the score oil
Sto4.
Several OF the gentlemen connected with
the Richmond Cedar Works will give some
of their friends moonlight excursion
down the river tomorrow night upon their
tugboat.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern will leave this AZ
tcrnoon for Cleveland, Ohio, on business in
the railroad suit OF Pullman rs. the Bait.
more and Ohio railroad, for infringement
Of patent.
Messrs. W. s. Royal, Of Mount Pleasant,
s. c., and A. L. Robertson, OF Cool spring,
n. G., students at the Southern Baptist
, Theological Seminary. spent several days IN
the city last week.
The Misses Byrd, OF New York, who have
: been visiting their relations in Virginia,
, and who have for the past week been stay
, ing at the Stewards, have just left for their
home In New York.
Mr.. S. u. Hicks intends TO visit in few
days the principal cities Of the South in tho
interest Of tobacco. The 1ObdCcO-Ledf, OF
New York, styles him "the veteran sales
man Of the South
An enjoyable hop was rendered by Mrs.
Morris at her residence, 1906 Ross street,
Thursday evening TO small number OF
4 lllNDu>s ONNNoiVh 'eS
joyed by all present.
Mr.. Waller W. Scott, formerly OF this city
but OF late representing the Richmond Ce'
dar. Works in Ohio, returned TO the city
: last Wednesday for q visit, and was warmly
: welcomed by his friends.
: The contest for the declaimer's medal oil
Richmond College viii take place at the
college next Tuesday night. There are
: quite a number OF contestants, and thu
D declarations are said TO be very good.
I Major j. Herman Rothert, member OF thu
MARYLAND Legislature from Baltimore anC
head OF the house Of Rothert Il Co., Rich
u mond, and DR.. Joel b. Sutherland. OF thu
: Baltimore City Council, are on q visit u
y Richmond.
Cards are out for the marriage at thu
Cartersyille Baptist church at s a. NJ
, . June 18th Of Miss Leila Parrish, OF Cum
y berland county, TO Rev. j. b. Lemon, Jr.
y Of Rochester, n. Y, formerly OF Botetour
u county, Va.
Mr.. w. F. Anthony, OF this city, AM
Miss Anna May Cunningham, OF Craw
= louisville, Ind, were married at Franklin
J, Ind, on the 10th Of last month. Mr.. An
"a thony is connected with the Richmon
Cedar-Works.
2; MRS. George II. Renaud and daughter
IL -.