Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-31
, BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
SEwsY NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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John L. Roper, Esq, Of Norfolk, is
ut Ford's.
Mrs. II. S. Trout, Of Roanoke City,
10 at Ford's.
r. NJ. Booker and wife, Of Hampton,
are at Ford's.
Arthur s. Segar and wife, Of Hamp-
ton, are at Ford's.
Governor and Mrs. Lee attended the
opera Friday night.
The Friday German meets Friday
night at Sanger Halle.
Miss Hewitt is visiting Miss Lang
hsrne, 70l west Grace street.
The Governor hasn't appointed his
aides yet. Who will they be!
Miss Ann W. Carter will be the guest
Of Mrs. James Dooley this week.
Miss otey Cullen will soon leave Rich
mond 10 visit friends in Baltimore.
DR.. George Il. Steele, who has been
i'll, is improving and was out last week.
Miss Price, Of Albemarle, is visiting
Miss Langhorne, 70l west Grace street.
Mr.. Leouesne, who represents j. c..
NcAndrew, Of New York, is in the city.
Miss Lille Bullock, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting Mrs. Ballauf, No. Clay
street.
Miss Warwick, Of Lynchburg, is WIS.,
itipg Miss Langhorne, 7Ol west Grace
street.
Hon. A. VI. Kelley is practicing law
in New York, and writes that he is do
ing well.
One of the most charming ladies now
visiting the city is Mrs. Roy Shield, of
Norfolk.
Miss Warwick, Of Lynchburg, is
visiting Mrs. Byrd Warwick, of Frank
lin street.
General Thomas L. Rosser's little
daughter, who has been seriously Ill, is
improving.
Miss Grace Adams, OF Maryland,
has decided to remain in the city few
days longer.
Miss Cora Bransford, Of Lynchburg,
is visiting Miss Kate Childrey, of south
Fifth street.
Miss Baker. Of Washington, who has
been visiting Miss Gay Miller, has re-
turned home.
Miss Helen Skipwith is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Gray Skipwith, Of west
Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini, Jr.,
celebrated the twentieth anniversary OF
their marriage recently.
Miss Belle Thatcher, of Philadelphia,
is in the city visiting Miss Sadie Hablis-
ton, II west Clay street.
Misses Speed and Phillips, Of Louis
vile, n.y., are the guests Of Mrs. Il. III.
Quarles, 90l west Grace.
Professor c. II. Winston, who has
been quite sick for several days, Is
much better and out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges, of New York
city, are at the Linden. Mrs. Hedges
was formerly of Kentucky.
Miss Lyman, Of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Mrs. G. A. Cunningham,
left for home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Heaton, wife of DR.. A. lleatOn,
and daughter, Miss Marie lleaton, Of
Detroit, Mich, are at the Linden.
Soon the older Of the bachelors will
be taking a glimpse Of the northern
beauties who will adorn the Hygeia.
The outgoing mail from Richmond is
larger than it has been for several years,
which shows an increase Of business.
Miss Josephine Mayo, of Montreal,
Canada, is visiting her uncle, 7. I.
Mayo, Esq, 3l4 south Fourth street.
Mr.. Albert Within, of Massachu-
sets. and Mr.. Hale, of Franklin coun'
ty, Va, have been in the city this week.
Miss Juliet G. Carter, of King Will
liam county, is in the city, visiting Mrs.
T. G. Peyton, 400 east Franklin street.
Miss Dull. Of Harrisburg, Pa, who
has been visiting Mrs. George A. Gun
nineham, left for her home Thursday.
One of the most active of the older
gentlemen in town is Colonel Sherwin
McRae, who is in his eighty-tirst year.
Miss Georgine Willes, of Orange
county, who has been visiting Miss
Anna Boykin, returned home last
Tuesday.
DR.. A. +. Dickinson is in Pittsylva-
MIA county attending a meeting Of the
ministers and deacons Of the Roanoke
Association,
DR.. J. William Jones and Rev. Car
tor Helm Jones are at Louisa Court
house attending a ministers and dea'
cons meeting.
The Mikado Tea in PAGES Block
for the Park Place Methodist church has
been very successful. Allthe Yum lumS
were "petty sings"
Personal-property interrogatories are
being sent out TO the commissioners OF
the revenue, preparatory TO the assess
ment Of taxes for 1886.
Marriages and parties seemed to have
run aground this week, but society has
been resting only, and it will break out
afresh as Lent draws near.
Ed. Glenn, who has played left field
for the Virginias so we'll for several
years, will report TO the Pittsburgh
Club on the 25th Of March.
A resolution will be offered at the
next meeting Of the Manchester Council
to connect the police departments of thu
two cities with private wire.
Mr.. Ashton Starke, member of tn,
House from this city, entertained
number of the members Of the Legis