Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

Friday. 49, '''
Miss Hood, Of pisrnons, N. 4, y
visiting Mn Waller HILL No. lsse ~
Miss Mary Newton lsis The city IN,
day for Norfolk. where shs goes "
Mr.. ". g. Gentry, Of the Wassly
Hotel; culpspsr. VI. - In 'ne Guy ''
Mr.. James Heath, who has oesn vas.
ting friends 10 this city, left TOT o'As
yesterday.
Mira. General william II. r. Lee, who !,
has been visiting friends 10 this c''y' 'e''
for home Friday.
Mr.. Preston j. Davis, father Of %
BEN DAVIS. of this city, 10 ~ tine orknes
Springs this year.
Mrs. James e. Beazley, Of Greene
n nopih Tenth street.
Mr.. A. Spies left Thursday for New
York. where he viii take the steamer 'o'
Bremen, Germany.
Mrs. General Malone and Miss Ma
hone passed through the city friday G"
route 10 Washington.
Miss Leila jefferson. Of Amelia coun-
ty. ia visiting Miss Lille q. Darlington NO.
7l4 east Leigh street.
Miss Carrie W. Wesson, Of Salem,
Va, il on visit to her aunt Mrs' 1' w.
yerser, Marshall street.
Messrs. Thomas Boiling, Roger Is,
Atkinson. and Barton Haxall were In
Washington last week.
DR.. r, @. Macon will leave next
Tuesday for Alabama, where he VIII In the
future practice medicine.
Miss Annie Powers left yesterday
afternoon for Petersburg, where she VIII
stay week with friends.
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman, who has been
10 louisa county for the last week visiting
friends. has returned 10 the city.
Rev. DR.. Bullock and wife, OF Wash
ington, who have been the guests OF Dr.
Hoge, returned home last week.
Mr.. Thomas Manshirk and bride
passed through this city last week en- route
10 Jacksonville and New Orleans
Mr.. Z. 0. Fitzgerald, who is staying
with his uncle, in Chesterfield county, was
III tnC Clty bCsOihA esos - 'e@~s ">N-~s
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Directors OF the Chamber Of Com
merce win be held Thursday evening.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Larkin, of Chester,
Pa, is stopping with her uncle, Mr.. j.
Twiggs Brown. 2516 east Grace street.
Mrs. T. P. Pierce and son Willie, Of
Kewanee, H., are the guests OF her sister,
\ Glntuhf O07 pQst Main 9trAAt.
Miss Susie Mcdowell, who has been
on a visit 10 her friend, Miss Gula Harrison,
OF Lower Brandon, has returned TO the
city.
Miss Ida L. Verser, who has been
spending several months with friends In
Danville, has returned to her home. in this
city.
The pupils Of Miss Mary Thaw's
dancing. school are making preparations
for the May ball, which takes place the
2eth.
The handsome studying-gown at the
Union Bazaar was voted 10 DR.. W. w. Par
ker by the ladies' committee OF the orphan
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaurine, Of Powha-
tan county, are in the city the guests OF
mlnb iAs AhoWt AVE- VA HDt s% %>'Se
street.
Rev. DR.. Thrall and wife, Mr.. Ma
thews. and Rev. MIR. Fierce, OF Texas. are
stopping with Mrs. j. n. Parkinson, No. III
Cary street.
Miss Helen A. Dickinson, who has
been spending the winter at 4l2 west Grace
street, has returned TO her home, In Abe
marie county.
The Misses Cottrell, Of No. Il west
Cary street, who have been on visit 10
their aunt, Mrs. Clopton, OF Lynehburg,
have returned.
Mr.. E. II. Smith yesterday settled up
In full with the Auditor his accounts as
weighmaster. He has made popular and
efficient officer
Miss Kitty Scott, one of Richmond's
most charming young ladies, left last week
for Baltimore. where she will visit friends
for several weeks.
A picnic will soon be given to the
Sunday school OF Old-Market Hall, under
the supervision Of the Young Mems Society
Of Or. Hoge's church.
Miss Sallie Wilson, of Petersburg,
who has been visiting Mrs. Sizer. OF No 8
west Main street. will return home the lat
ter part OF this week.
The Manhattans and Roanokes, two
colored base. ball clubs OF this city, will play
at Boscben's Park Monday and Tuesday
afternoons OF this week.
Rev. A. NJ. Christie, Of Dundee, Scot
land, is the guest Of Mr.. Robert Whittet.
lC2 east Marshall street. and VIII spend
some weeks IN Richmond.
Mrs. S. A. Montague has just re-
turned nom Danville and Farmville. where
she has been In the interest OF the second
volume OF DR.. sagby's book.
Mrs. Henry V. Spencer and Mr.. Joe
Vaughan left the city on yesterday to at
tend the marriage OF their sister, Mrs Grace
Vaughan, in Charlotte county.
The Jail Commissioners visited the
city jail last Thursday, and will report the
result OF their examination TO the Judge OF
the Hastings Court Of this term.
Miss Flora Trice, of Hopkinsville,
KY. passed through the city last week en-
route to her home from the Buffalo Lithia
Springs, where she has been staying.
Tomorrow is the anniversary Of the
death OF Stonewall Jackson. II is also the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues anniver-
sary. and II is lakewood memorial-day.
There is o movement on foot to Or
ganixe an amateur baseball association.
The meeting for the purpose of perfecting
the organization viii be held this week.
Miss Lucy Brown, Mrs. A. NJ. Tim
berlake, and Mrs. DR.. w. K. Bibb, OF Abe
Mrs. Professor II, II. Harris, Richmond Col
lege.
The Arlington Club gave q german
Friday night at Corcoran Hall, q goodly
number of ladies and gentlemen partici-
pating. II was most enjoyable entertain
ment,
Colonel P. NJ. Snowden, of Balti.
/ more, while passing through Richmond a
| few days since, stopped with his daughter.
Mrs. Ii. Il. Norment, SIS north Eighth
street.
Mr.. W. w. Tinsley, Of Fourqurean,
Price 4 CO.. Is confined to his room by Sc
| we're sickness. His brother, Mr.. b. Frank
IN, hnI Iinsley' has carried his brother to hi'
Miss Matte Wayne, Of Covington
KY. sailed nom New York on the Umbris
| yesterday for q tour through Europe. Hell
many friends wish her safe and pleasant
voyage.
Professor L. B. Wharton, d. D..
sormer,v az the College of william ant
| Mary. has accepted the headmastership o
| ancient languages In the Maryland Military
and Naval Academy.
4 The pronunciation accepted here 0
\ the name Of the murderer Of Miss Fanni
Lillian Madison IL Kla'yeors. A few peopl,
| pronounce the name Kiu-vious. Prisoner
counsel always call him kla'veers.
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