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

n few days. fof eDout eioss. Ss.s -
no ~ ps " nes. Nit we're. 10 the four quarter
nv .,che' ia ssed through the pe.iIs OF tn.
~ Sn s,sited many wonderful places. and
safely returned to relatives ana friends'
| Among the many plessure-ssekens goins
90 ga FRO we note the names OF some
| prominent North Carolinisns VINO wer'
sE, n,pppps, 4. Winstsad and .. 4. Bradsher
| NJ NJ Jarrett Miss Noble ID. DIXON
ia Ms Mary Hester. al OF Person county
They have lust returned rom an extensiYs
northern tour having N Wed ns oa ROM ~ AZ
; ns% io Misses Hester and Dixon are Person.
| comfy bellies and are very charming youns
| ladies' They have row gone 20 tne Whitt
| sulphur Springs, where they VIII reHain
| for some time.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page. author O.
aNaIse Chan," "Unc' Edinburgs Drown.
in" "Meh Lady" and other sketches, will
| iead TO the altar on the 2ttn OF July Ml1
Annie seddon Bruce, daughter OF b1r.
charles Bruce, OF "Staunton Hill Char'
lotte county, and niece OF the late James a
SeSdon. Confederate Secretary OF war. The
weSd,ne will take place at the residence o!
| the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Page VIII leave
Immediately afterwards for New YORK,
whence they will sail for Europe on the
f,nnarder Umbria on Saturday, July 31st
MIS- Rrlce was educated in Richmond, and
made her debut In society here, where she
is n general favorite. She Is young-still In
her ieens-and is both graceful and accom-
pljshed. IL goes without saying that Rich
mond Is proud OF Mr.. rage
Riehmonders at summer Resorts.
The following is list OF arrivals OF Rich
mOnd people at the Greenbrler Whlte Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, nom July 18th 70
BAD. n ]. Schu.far, X. N. Henry. Mrs. J. IL.
Ellerson and family, W. L: Richardson. G.
4. Wipgo, ID. A. Gascoyne. Il. II. GruDdy. j.
u. Lottier. G. Il. Tenant, Mrs. James
Thomas and maid, Thomas M. rutherford
and family, Miss Blair. Miss Claiborne, &. y.
Campbell, Il. X. Powers. w. III. Mcintosh.
ri, l.. Staples. w. W. Cosby, Miss Lima
Branch, X. =. Archer and family, Edward
Hanewinckel, /. davenport, Jr., H. IA. Man-
~ and wife. Captain Il. l.. Courtney, Jr.
Fine weather. Six hundred and eleven
guests on hand this morning July 23, 1850
OLD POINT.
From July 18th TO Esd Edgar g. Dunn.
Edward :. Rose, George 5. Vashon. Jr., 10
seph Bryan aud three sons. III. j. Shore, DR..
q. e. Pope, NJ. r. Clarke. J. s. Bryan. 4 5.
DeLea, Charles II. Hardwick, Mr. and Mis.
4. r. Scott, James III. Scstt Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Z. Waddill, John Hardy, George
Johnson and four children, 8. b Adkins. L.
b. Grymes, II. X. Grymes. Jr, Decatur
Axtell. J. -. Da1is IL. sei6erling'
Thomas =. d soechen, w. J; mo. GeR R,HG
Griiisn, Edward l.. Scott, b. T. Creesuss
and wife, Miss Maggie Wood. Miss Lulu Ar
misiead, George s. Vashon, Miss Bess
Vashon, Miss Lula Skinner. Miss Emma
Birchett, Miss Eugenia Birchett. j. Maho-
ney and wife. Mrs. II. Darlington aud fam
lily, Preston Beoitte and wife, A. II. Wood,
+. n. Wood. :. b. witt, T. r.. Green, Mrs. j.
Aren't, Miss Grace Aren't. NJ IS Joe Aren't,
Lewis Ginter and servant, Mrs. w. NJ. Cary
and family, Mrs T. NJ. X. Talcott and fami-
- In HAf h NJ I'm, Hia1
Miss n. POindeXter. John Z. Tel
Ter and wife, DR.. Thomas j. Riddell. II. John
son, Richard I. Brown. Lewis Booker,
George I. Booker, W. A. Page, John y. WISE
and wife.
THE WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS.
From I'd TO 23d OF July; Mrs. Thomas J.
Moore. two children. and maid; Mr.. Band
Taliaferro. iss &. h. Faulkner, Mrs. Boiling
W. HaXall and maid, Mrs. IL. 4. Hurxthal.
W illiam X. Trigg, wife. child, and nurse Ed
ward Hannewinckel Robert A. Lancaster,
Mrs NJ. l.. Darlington, Hiss Ellie BOuldIn.
Miss &. NJ. Lancaster. Rev. Charles II. Read
and wife. Fayette q. Ball. l.. l.. Bass Robert
). Archer and wife. Miss Mamie W. Archer.
John =. HARDWOOD, Mrs. l.. Lottier, Jr.,
Charles Il. Bkinker and servant, DR.. George
W. Hsrris, Charles Ellis. y. a. Wexford G.
Z. T.. Burgwyn and wife, Miss Maria Blair.
Miss Claiborne, Cyrus Bossieux. wife, two
and maid. Hugh Hagan, Miss
stella Hagan, Miss ". Il. Ellison, Miss Jane
VI. Ruthei fOOrd. Miss Ella W. RutherfOOri.
" lillian ID. Thomas, wife, and maid. driver.
and two horses; Miss Thomas, Mrs. j. n.
Connolly and maid. MIS-. Upper, driver,
and two horses.
GREENWOOD.
Up TO July "a. 1886: Mrs. Amelia Good
man, Miss Ginny Goodman, Mr. Il. \. Good
man, Colonel Braxton, l.. VI. Lum, W. $.
Murray and wife. Miss Fannie Murray. Mr..
]. J.. Robertson. wife. and son; Mr.. q. q.
Owens and wife, MIR. q. q. Minor. wife, and
Major Clay prewry and wife. Mas
ers Clay and Augustus Drewry, Misses Viz
gle and Annie Drewry, Miss Ellen Mckin-
by.
MI John B. Iadd, OF iienrico county. was
married on Wednesday evening last at
y. y, TO Miss Eunice r..
Mcclellan, OF that city This announcement
viii be read with surprise by many Of his
srge circle Of friends, for IL would seem that
Mr.. Ladd IN this love matter mad kept his
Jwn counsel. The bride and groom reached
he city from New York yesterday ga the
Did Dominion steamship Roanoke, and
vent AT once 10 their future residence, on
Brook turnpike. Mr.. Ladd is widely known
md universally popular. lie Is an inventor
u note and n considerable traveller. HIS
lost OF friends viii congratulate him upon
his his most sensible step in life.
Lawn.Tenni. Party.
There was @ pleasant gathering at the
ountry residence OF Ma or a. ". CARRIER |
III Wednesday evening last, the occasion !
icing lawn-tennis game In the afternoon, 1
O.lowed Ivy feasting and music until q late |
lOur at night. owing 10 the inc. emeucy OF /
lie weather several OF the invited guests /
we're not present; but those who were for !
innate enough 10 attend had a delightful |
line. The Misses Powers. Miss Vrgie !
Srock, Miss Armistead, and Miss Nelson |
we're among the ladies preset {. The enter |
ainment Sglyen IN honor OF Miss Nelson,
4 Tennessee, VINO Is on visit 10 Virgil |
or the summer.
EnteFfaiDmPn OF Sidney lodge.
The following WAS the programme OF SID
icy Lodge, No. 42S, Independent order OF
food Templars, IN an official visit 10 Jefier.
food Iemplar. Thursday evening: r..
locker, leader; Chorus, Sidney Lodge; Re-
itation. Walter Martin; Duet, Miss calder
nd Mr.. Cocker; Reading, Miss Cocker;
,Olo, Miss Levie Martin; Recitation. Mr.. X.
lauraDd George Washington; solo, SIR.
alder; Chorus, sidney Lodge: solo, Miss
.ula Bethel: Duet, Messrs. Calder and Car
er; Dialogue, Mr. and MIS-. Cocker; SOLO,
ar. Frank Ellyson; Chorus, Sidney Lodge;
,rganist, Miss Annie Hill: W. Hall Crew,
edered in excellent style. showing a good
cal Of talent.
Excursions. PIc-Nics, &c.
Numerous are the opportunities that pre-
emit themselves this summer To spend day /
IN the country, or at ne seaside,
r few hours on the river. and all who
'ish " recreation" and cannot go away for
longer time, should take advantage OF the
and pic-nics.
Prominent among the excursions which
cave the city are the trips made by the
Ariel and Norwood to-day to City
'oint. The Norwood leaves here at 10 \.
4. and returns at l.. NJ. Lubbock's orches-
IA will furnish music. The Ariel leaves At
i. h. and returns at L. NJ. Music for
ished 10y Jfemers band. Refresh ments
III be served on both boats ut city prices
What promises TO be an exceedingly en-
)yable affair is the annual excursion OF the
lrglnla Boat CLUB on the Ariel next Tues
ay evening. An efficient committee OF the
Tub have charge Of the matter. and Mrs
IN (aorua Hos Mr. M A. W ~ t,.,.t. |