Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

Mr.. L. +. Montague, who has iusi grad.
rated with hiyh honors from the law school
81 Keniueky UNIVERSITY. has reached home.
and Vas greeted most heartily by his mfny
aud ndnifinf friends.
Captain Robert II. Spencer. one oi our
most prominent businessmen, who has
,,,.n quite III for the past month nc "Lllf.
ION. - his residence In King and Queen
county, Is reported - conyalescing.
The dulness in society circle. during The
mast week was broken "Wednesday night by
!, marriage, Mr.. james Merryman ana MISS
ratt,e Rhodes being the happy couple.
a he ceremony took place at the residence OF
Robert George, Esq, brother-in.law OF the
bride. and was performed by Rev. }. Ho-
race Newbill, OF the Baptist Church.
West Point Lodge, No. 23s, a. F. and
4. Masops. last Wednesday night elected
The following officers Worshipfu Master,
r. n. Spencer; Senior Warden, W. II.
stewart: Junior Warden, Thomas L.
BaeLy; Treasurer. Il. W. Sharp; Seore-
ia.y, George Lindsay; Senior Deacon, Z.
II. richardson; Junior Deacon, c. ii.
Hart; Tiler, W. II. Healy.
Williamsburg.
Captain Barnett Jones was In town last
week.
DR.. James VI. Garlick has returned from
visit TO Richmond.
Mr.. G.. g. Packard, OF st. Louis, IL regis
tered at Spencer's Hotel.
Miss Dora Schulz, OF New York, Il the
the guests of Mr. j. Bukoizer.
Miss Rose Emory, Of Francis street, bas
been spending some time in Norfolk.
Mr.. Charles Mclean has received an APP
pointment at the state Insane Asylum.
Mrs. Thomas T.. Blexton has returned
from visit to friends in York county.
Miss Lizzie McNair and Mr.. +. w. Blir
are visiting friends in Albemarle county.
Mr.. G. p. ArmistPa1, who has been IN
Richmond for several days, has returned.
Miss Lilly Monteiro. who has been SPEND
ing some time In Richmond, has returned
home.
DR.. James d. Moncurc and Miss Mary
McCaw have returned from 4 visit to Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fields, OF Rich
mond, are tie guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Ju'
Mus Lamb.
An eiToIt IS being made to organize a
yacht club here among the young men OF
nautical taste.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes. Of Nor
folk. are expected here this week on
visit TO relatives.
Miss Oreto King and Miss Bessie Cannon.
Of Norfolk, are visiting Miss Pet Lee, on
Gloucester street.
Mr.. J. Z. johnson. general manager OF
The Grpen-Spring farm, is stopping at
the Spencer Hotel.
Thomas Newman, Esq. treasurer OF York
county, was in the Capital city last week
on official business.
Captain J. V. BidgOod, OF Richmond,
was here for few days visiting his uncle,
Robert +. Cole. Esq.
Mis- Bette BraXtou, Of Hanover county,
has returned home after delightful visit
TO Miss Leila Harrison.
Miss Lilly VERIFY, OF Baltimore, has been
TIE guest Of the Misses Roper, OF Francis
street, for the past week.
J.F. Cottrell, Esq, Of Richmond, and
r. +. AppersOn, Of New Kent county, are
registered at the City Hotel.
Rev. Francis NJ. Burch, OF Christ Epis-
copal church. has returned from his visit 10
friends in st. Mary's county, Nd.
Mr.. Thomas p. Larus. representing the
well.known house Of Robert lIough
Sons, Of Baltimore, was here yesterday.
Sidney Smith, Esq, has returned from
Hampton. where he has been attending the
sessions OF Judge IIenley's Circuit Court.
II is stated, on good authority, that
County-TreaSurer l.. w. Lane, will resign
at the June term OF Judge Farthing's
court.
Mr.. Charles W. Coleman, Jr., who lett last
week to accept position on the Evening
Netcs, Of Norfolk, has returned to his
home here.
Major Vulosko Walden, principal OF the
Lofty Retreat Academy, was IN town last
week with an excursion party from New
Kent county.
Mrs. Fannie c. Tuckerand Master Crump
Tucker. OF Richmond. who have been the
guests Of the Misses Garrett. left Friday
evening for Richmond.
Mr.. John Z. Meanley, OF Baltimore, has
been Spending several days in our town.
He Is n native OF James City county, and
rroiher OF Mrs. Park Jones.
Miss Jancy Il. Hope. daughter OF James
Barron Hope, ESD. Of Norfolk, Is expected
here during the week on visit Of histori-
cal research among the relics OF the past in
this vicinity.
A movement is on foot to form \ military
company here, and list OF some sixty
names have been obtained, among them
being many OF our leading young men.
II will succeed the Wise Light Imam
try which was disbandcd a year or two
ago, but II is not yet known what name
will be given the new organization.
A match-game OF baseball was played
here Thursday between the Raleigh Club
Of this place and the LOfty-Retreat Acad-
emy Nine OF New Kent county. The home
club won by a score OF 3fto @ in eight in.
nings. The visitors were in charge OF Ma
jor V. Walden. the principal OF the acad-
envy, who manifested much interest in the
game. A large party, among which were
some Of New kents fairest daughters,
came down to witness the game. Mr..
George Walden, Mr.. i. +. Wolf, MIR. Edloe
Morecock, and Mr.. Floyd Powell deserve
particular mention, and several times pro-
vOked applause Tor g00d playing.
DnnyIiie.
Mr.. william Menefee is in the city.
Miss Annie Belle Brown has gone home
TO Norfolk.
Mrs. Ivey will leave on Monday for visit
to Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Crump is visiting friends in
North Carolina.
Miss Annie Pace has returned from
visit TO Richmond.
Miss Pegram, OF Richmond, has been on
visit to Major Sutherln's.
Mr.. A. Rosenstock, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting his son, In this city.
Mrs. IIolcombe and daughter are on q
visit to friends in Greensboro.
Judge Blackwell, OF the Hastings Court,
has not been well for several days past.
Mr.. W. NJ. Moreley, OF Mississippi, is
visiting his brother. Mr.. L. q. Moreley.
Mr.. A. Dibrell Is still in Danyille, but
will leave for the springs in a short time.
Mr.. y. ID. Carter, a young gentleman
highly esteemed in Danville, Is i'll, and his
condition is critical.
so far as heard from the following are the
candidates for the congressional nomina.
,;on In thfs distript. Major GeOrOe IT