Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

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co,one, John JAG kson has returned to tn
city from the seashore.
NV. A. Holland, of Danville, spenttw
days In The city last week.
Mr.. Frank A. Davenport left the city las
evening for Virginia Beach.
Miss Kate Burre~ Of this city Is vistin
ftiends at Bowling Green, w.
MFR. II. swipeford and family are enjoyin
the sea.breezcs at Cobbs Island.
Mr.. Alexander Cameron and family are
their summer home. In Orange county.
CoJoneIJ, wilcox Brown, OF Baltimore
WIS In the city yesterday on hylng "Trip.
Mr.. David PIkinton il still quite sick
his home All north Twenty -seventh street
Mr.. X. II. Anderson has given all OF hi
shirt. factory banda 120) weeks vaca
ton.
Mr.. Robert 8. Bosher and family ar
spending the summer at the Aueghah'
Springs.
MIR. &c. Lee Tanner, who has been con
fined to his room with serious inoispos''ion
IL better.
Mr.. John Lynch, OF Union Hill. Is spend
ing hts vacation with relatives III wv
mountains.
| MfmreIS Oh Ut. kfDkt y
| septed him with O round trip TICKET on th'
Cunard Line.
Mr.. George J. Hooper. ST.. continues quit.
| s,ck nj his residence, corner OF Laurel anc
| Spring streets.
Miss Nellie Tompkins. OF Albemarle who
| has been the guest OF Miss Maggie WOOD has
returned home.
| Mr.. william j. Bosher left the city Fri
| day night for a two weeks stay At the Al
| leehany Springs.
Miss Evelyn Joyr or, OF Twentieth street.
| ia on a protractei visit TO friends and reia-
tiyes In smlthfield.
Misses Ida Ingersoll and Annie carp. OF
Pine street are visiting friends In New
port News this month.
Mrs. oliver Mountcastle left for New York
this week to spend the summer months
with relatives In Harlem.
Mr.. Joseph J. Hawkins. OF Baltimore,
Md. is visiting his sister. Mrs. Juna "A. DaH-
sey, OF 214 Nicholson street.
Sister Mary Rose, Superior OF the Sisters
OF Charity, has inst returned home from the
mother house at Emmetsburg.
MIR. p. @. Edwards and family left the city
on Yesterday for King william and Essex
counties for weeks recreation.
Major John w. Johnston. OF Birmingham,
road, spent yesterday In this city.
Major John h. McPhail, president OF the
Richmond and Mecklenburg railroad, spent
several days In this city last week.
Major It. l.. Lomax, who has been on a
business tour North. returned to the city
Friday and will spend short time here.
Mis-. DR.. j. r. Edwards, OF Cohoke, King
william county. spent few days with
friends and relatives In this city last week.
The July No. of Captain Dick Frayser's
Mercantile and Manufacturing Journal is
full OF valuable and attractive reading mat
Ter.
Misses Sallie and Nellie Thompson. OF No.
llO4 west Main street, left yesterday to
spend the summer with relatives In Amelia
county.
Miss Rosa Carr. OF Washington, ID. C., is
spending a month In this city, the guest OF
Mir. John A. Kratz, corner OF Third and
Clay streets.
Miss Ellen Cronln, OF south Pine street.
will leave the city on Monday for Norfolk.
Virginia Beach, and other prominent points
in 1idewater.
Miss Helen G. Pace, Of Sandy Point. Md.
has returned home after weeks visit 10
her mother, Mrs. l.. Lindsay, OF o2l north
Seventh street.
One OF the most enjoyable socte bles OF
the season was given by Miss Lillian g. Rod
man, assisted by Miss Annie Christian, on
Wednesday night.
Rev. Brother Philip. superior Of the Nave
rian Brothers, who has been absent for
q bout three wee ks, will start next Tuesday
for home from Lowell, Mass.
Misses Emma p. Turner and Edna Moon
who expected 10 leave the city last wee for
a plcasire-trip OF a few weeks. are detained
I've the gickDpsS Of the former.
Miss Fannie Vail. OF Hanover. is visiting
Miss Willie Dudley, Of Church Hlll. Tney
will leave this week TO spend several days
at Ocean View and Virginia Beach.
Miss Sue l.. Starke. Of No. east franklin
street, has left for Wytheyille, where she
will visit friends and from there will go 10
the orkney Springs for the summer.
Mr.. Clarence voolfolk has accepted
position on the reportorial force OF the
Uhig. His talents aud industry will soon
give him high rank In the profession.
Miss Laura Mitchell. OF HenricO county.
left here Friday morning on the Ariel for
Norfolk. she will visit Ocean View, Vir-
ginia Beach, and other watering places.
Professor T. Shields Walden. formerly OF
Tennessee now Of Gloucester Academy, Va,
" no has been visiting friends in and near
The city, left for Cumberland yesterday.
MISS Jennie NJ. lOIHtTIy OF bDWl-
ing Green. now Of Cincinnati o.. who he's |
been visiting relatives mere for the past ten !
lay s, viii leave for home in a short while.
DR.. +. G. Booth and his two little dsugh- |
ers and son passed through the city Friday !
)n their Wey TO Carter Grove, James river, |
where they will spend two or three weeks. |
Mrs. r. W. Jenkins, accompanied by Miss |
Katie Arnall. left yesterday ria the Rich |
uond and Allegheny railroad for Lexing- |
n,, IN Sp.nh q Tnnnfh for tna nfnatit M her |
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Fisher Mrs. Robert |
Usher Misses Annie and Ellie Fisher. Mics |
sue Randolph, and MIR. and Mrs. Everett |
Waddey left Friday for Wachapreague. in |
accomack county.
The excursion party which left here two |
wee ks ago for Cobb's island, chdperOned by |
Mr. and Mrs. A. Royal. Will return 10. NOR |
row. II Is not necessary To say the party |
mad a delightful time.
Mr.. s. 4. Lord. OF Charlotte, spent several |
Jays with his sister. In law. Mics VI. Faux |
ener OF west Main street, last week. on his |
way TO Rochester, n. V, where he expects |
10 move his family soon.
Rev. Father Lesson, provincial of the Jo-
sephite Order in America, is mnisterlng to |
the spiritual wants OF the colored people ut
ST. Joseph's church. the Rev. John X. Stat
terry being absent from the city
A party OF ladies and gentlemen left Fri
day evening for Meiden's Adventure. and
spent the entire Right dancing with q party
Of GOochlsnd friends. They returned TO the
city yesterday al O'Clock A. NJ.
DR.. William 4. Edwards. pastor OF Cente-
nary Methodist church, has been granted a
months leave OF absence. and the church
put In his hands funds enough TO defray his
10 Clifton Springs. New York.
Miss Lille HILL Of west Grace street. who
s wishing her grand naTpnfs in Ajax |
lDdria. Will spend several weeks during the
months OF August and September with
hiends in Culpeper and Madison counties.
Mrs Bessie Edwards. OF Glenwood, Nd,
and her brother, Mr.. James Edwards. OF
Baltimore, are now on visit TO their uncle.
Mr.. L. T. Ryan. OF Seventh and Clay streets.
Mr.. r. I. Terrell, OF Baltimore, Nd. is also
guest OF MIR. Rysn's.
Miss Laura Wright, OF north Eighth
street, gave some Of her friends q delightful |
entertainment Thursday night. Among
The ladies present were Misses Mayer. Wag.
soner, Cook. Carter. Robinson, Burch, Le-
Wit, Vaughan, and Segel
Mr.. Edgar Allan. wife. and daughter left
here yesterday for San Francisco. Mr.. AL
an goes as delegate from the Department
u Virginia TO the national encampment Of
he Grand Army Of the Republic, which |
meets in San Francisco in August.
Rev. DR.. j. b. Taylor. OF Lexington, who
las been In the city for day or two, left |
yesterday evening for Fredericksburg,
: here he isto preach TO day. lie goes TO
rsppahannock Tomorrow 70 attend the
sappahanDock Baptist Association, which
Wednesday morning.
Miss Mamie Reinach, OF Petersburg, left
asst week for home, accom- panied by her
riepd, Miss May Michelbacher, with whom
he has been stopping. They will stay 4
week or more In Petersburg, and then go to
ocean View and Virginia Beach, where
hey Will spend some time, and then take a
mont h 8 tour TO EUROPE