Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-18

uufffd IN marriage 10 ME. FANNIE Sett
tauahfer OF Or. Johu X. krozer.
Mrs. Mary r. Vaughan, wife OF John
Il. Vaughan, of Richmond. In visiting the
family Of W. b. Jobson, OF Portsmouth,.
Captain james Asquini, ofthe strand
ed bark May Queen. is stopping here await
ing the orders OF the owners In Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Fyffe, Of Boston, daugh-
ter of Commodore Fyne, United States
navy. is visiting Mrs Chamberlain, on Butte
street.
Miss Sallie Elkins and Miss Ella
Mrs. Lieutenant r. N. q. Brown, United
States navy.
Rev. H. NJ. Roane, of the Baltimore
6ouih. Is visiting his molber, on Green
street, Portsmouth.
Colonel X. r. Griffin returned from
Washington yesterday and reports that all
the Virginia delegation will urge the GEN.
trail dock.yard here.
Rev. ID. Gilliland, Of Howellsville,
vivai at scott's. Creek Baptist chapel, about
two miles from Portsmouth.
Rev. j. f. Hntson, the evangelist,
closed MS ihDOfs al tnt bth pictoh Depeto'
church last night. About twenty persons
were converted under his preaching.
r. d. Gascoyne, Of Richmond, SUI
preme chancellor OF the Chosen FRIENDS
PAID frafernal visits 10 the councils OF Nor
| folk and POI tsmouth during the week.
Rev. z. o. Frierson, Of this city,
will preach the baccalaureate sermon At
the commencement OF the Stonewall Jack
Eav. Ia m Abingdon.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
George II. Carts. secretary to the COM
mandant OF the navy-yard. and Miss Lee
X. simmons, OF Portsmouth, on the 20th
instant.
Mr.. Edward L. Cox left yesterday
for Charlottesville on visit, and from
the Cunard steamer Etruria on the 18th for
Liverpool.
Rev. A. 3. Woodfn, ID. D., Of
Hampton. and Rev. Miles +. Reed. OF
Franklin, Southampton county, have been
stopping I'm Portsmouth all the week-the
guests OF Rev. Dr. a. Il. owen. Rev. Samuel
saunders, ofSuffolk, mas been stopping with
Kew. c. ". donaldson. OF the same city.
Charlottesville.
Miss Cooper, of Miss Baldwin's
school, Is visiting Rev. George l.. Petrie.
Major R. F. Mason, who recently
sustained a fracture OF the leg. has SO far
recovered as TO he able TO get out again.
Mr.. b. o. Finck's team ran away
Friday night. but fortuna tely did no more
harm than the de molisning Of a lamp. post.
Miss Walstow, Miss White, Miss
Thomas and Miss Scott. OF Miss Baldwin's
school, Staunton, are visiting friends In
Charlottesville.
Petersburg.
Mrs. William Wells, Of Richmond, is
visiting her mother here.
Miss Annie Mattox, Of Lunenburg, is
a guest in the family Of Captain W. X.
Nichols.
Mrs. r. T. White, Of New York, has
been spending several days in the city,
visiting Mrs. j. A. White.
Mr.. Preston Graves, Of Orange coun-
~, who has been spending the winter In
this city, has returned nome.
Mrs. Lowhead Simpson, Of Baltimore,
is visiting her parents-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam :. simpson-on High street.
Mr.. W. T. Browder, who was re-
Gently stricken with paralysis, has sufii-
Gently recovered to appear on the streets
again.
Miss Anna Wells, one of the Cockade
City's most charming daughters. will be
married on the 2sth instant to DR.. w. l..
Devany, OF Wakefield.
Mr.. W. P. Hip-Game, large English
stock raiser, of Amelia county. is in the
city. He says that during the past year or
two there has been q number of additions
to the English colony In Amelia.
1t is understood that number of
ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond, rela-
tives and friends of the bride Will attend
the marriage in this city on the 2lst OF
Miss Lucy Agnes Archer and Mr. w. X. L.
Dickson of New York. The ceremony Will
take place in Grace church at O'Clock in
the afternoon.