Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

tendance.
pr. r. r. Rucker has sold his residence
ON Henry street and purchased lot nexfto
the Ashland Hotel, and will build nne
house thereon Immediately.
Tuesday will be memor,al.day at Oakland
cemetery, and Il IL hoped That there will be
A large attendance and plenty OF flowers.
There are over three hundred soldiers
buried there. II Is the duty Of all to help
the ladies In this noble work.
There wss very delightful entertain
ment for the little folks on Wednesday AZ
ternoon at the Ashland Hotel, the occasion
being tableaux. The following little girls
took part in them: Misses Elvira Keane.
Matte Potter, Carrie and Gussie Nixon,
Mamie Easter, and Berta and Maggie
Wright.
Charlottesville.
Miss Jennie Cummings is convalescent.
Mr.. James A. Patterson. Of Waynesboro'
was In Charlottesville yesterday
Colonel Skinner, of the Turf. Field and
Farm, was in Charlottesville this week.
Professor +. p. Huntington delivers the
| next lecture in the "popular" course at
the University on "Chemical Analysis"
Friday night n vocal concert by Char.
| lottesyille talent was given at Liberty
| church, SIX iniles east OF Charlottesville,
the proceeds OF which go into the Golfers
OF that congregation. The sum realized
was $50 or eco. Owing TO a "balky"
horse the Charlottesville talent spent the
night in the church.
Petersburg.
Mrs. Cardozo, Of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. Mary Dunlop.
Sr. John Allen, OF Baltimore, Is the guest
| Of Mr.. a. A. Allen, OF this city.
DR.. NJ. Q. Holt, OF surry county, spenta
| couple Of days in the city this week.
Miss Lille GOODWIN, one OF our charm
| ing bellies, Is visiting friends in Norfolk.
The Misses Fraser and Miss Sarah Keyan,
| Of New York, returned home this week.
Miss Susie Morton, OF Fhmyille, is a
guest in the family Of Mr.. Alfred Friend.
Mrs. T.. Bradley Jones. Of Baltimore, is
| visiting Mrs. George B. Jones, on Marshall
| street.
Mrs. Berry, OF Baltimore, is a guest OF
! Miss Cassie l.. Starke, on BOllingbrook
street.
Mrs. Charles +. Whltlock, OF Richmond,
| is visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.. Tonnes,
| Sycamore street.
Miss Mary Silby, Of Augusta. Ga, is
| visiting our city as a guest in the family OF
| Mr.. John Dunn.
Miss Lena Donnan. Of this city, is visit
| ing Miss Otelia Malone, daughter OF the
Senator, in Washington.
Mrs. f.. c. Dargan, wife OF the pastor Of
the First Baptist church, is visiting rela-
tiyes in Bedford county.
Miss Lena Stevens and Mrs. ITenly, OF
| Norfolk, are in the city visiting at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Hunter iIeny.
Miss Ida Dunlop has returned from a
several weeks visit TO Georgia, and is the
guest Of Mrs. Marie Dunlop.
Miss Bessie Shricve, Of Dinwiddie coun-
ty and Mss e. Pryor, Of Nottoway, are
guests of Mrs. Campbell Pryor.
Mrs. Leroy Sutherland, Of Richmond.
who has been spending some days with her
mother here, has returned home.
Miss Bette. daughter OF Claiborne Pope,
ESD. OF Nottoway. is the guest OF Mrs.
George ID. White, on BOllingbrOok street.
Mr.. Robert Z. Bayly, Of this city, was
summoned by telegraph TO Fauquier coun-
| ty a day or two ago to see very i'll brother.
Miss May Poindextcr, OF Richmond. is
visiting ut Governor CameTon's residence
az the guest of his daughter, Miss Susie
Cameron.
r. ". Dobie. Esq. the Democratic mayor
elect. was serenaded by friends Friday
night. He delivered graceful speech and
entertained handsomely.
Miss Carrie, daughter OF Bishop W. W.
Duncan, vino has been visiting friends in
this city for some days. has returned to
| her home in Spartanburg, ;. {.
The venerable Rev. William Il. ROwzic.
OF Charlotte county, one OF the Oldest and
most honored ministers OF the Virginia
Conference, was in the city this week. lie
is still bale and erect.
Sir knights II. Z. Macomber and George
| A. Alnslie. 81 Richmond Commandory. No.
., knights Tempars, vii! be the guests OF
their fratcrs Of AppomattoX COmmandery,
No. G, on the evening OF the 31st.
Rev. Churchill J. Gibson. y. D., and
next for England. They will be accOmpa-
MED by Miss Annie Stalard, OF this city,
and expect TO beabroad about four months.
Captain n. NJ. Osborne, the courteous
SUPERINTENDENT OF the eastern division OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, has been
in the city during the week directing az
fairs looking TO the change OF gauge OF the
road.
William Il. McIlwaine, Esq, who was
elected Commonwealth attorney on the
Citizens ticket Thursday, is one OF the
abcst and most popular lawyers i'm the
city, and viii make faithful and efficient
officer. lie ran ahead OF his ticket.
DR.. Charles II. Hibbett, United State,
army. and bride (nfe Miss Florence Will
SOM have returned from their bridal tour
North. DR.. Ilibbett's place as surgeon OF
the Monitor fleet, in James river, has been
filed during his absence by DR.. Rush, Of
Annapolis, Nd.
Rev. +. II. Rutherford, OF Paris, Ky, is
spending brief vacation in our city with
bis family. They are The guests OF Mrs. k.
A. Hamilton, on Market street. DIR. Ruth
ford was for some years the pastor OF Tabb-
Street Presbyterian church, which charge
Dt ItslIut ~ hNttpb Ndii W ~ i'"i9'
He will preach to his old congregation on
sunday.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Miss Cora Gwaltney is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Belle Carlisle returned to-day from
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
Miss Lula Ramsey, Of Baltimore is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Grandy, on York
street.
Miss Zantzinger, Of New York, is visit
ing Mrs. George Newton, on CRANKY
street
Captain Hunter Woods is again on duty
in charge OF trains on the 0cean-View
railroad.
Mrs. DR.. i. Hiesland and Mrs. Anna
Barkruf spent this week with friends at
Claremont.
Mrs. X. s. Thomas, Of Smithfeld, is visit
ing Mrs James f. Croker, on Court street,
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Edward p. Parker, Of Duke street,
has returned from months visit TO friends
in Hickory. n. {.
Ex-City.COllector Charles II. johnson
has been appointed manager OF the Viz
gnla-Beach Hotel.
Miss Knox, and Miss Nottingham. Of
Portsmouth, are visiting Miss Mamie
Thomas, OF Smithfeld.