Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-07

was !" 'he cI'y iaS' "o0"'
Miss Fisher, Of Petersburg, Va, !"
visiting friends in the city.
| Mr.. r. T. Gregory, Of New Kent
county, was in the city Thursday
Rev. DR.. A. f. Dickinson went to
ChuIchland, Norfolk county, yesterday
Mr.. 0. G. Clay, formerly of this
city. now of St. Paul, Mimi, is 10 the
city,.
Mrs. r. C. Loockerman ia visiting
friends and relatives in Fredercks-
burg.
The Governor and Mrs. Lee will re-
ceive Tuesday evening from to ll3
O'Clock.
Judge +. r. Farrar lectured to a
crowded house at West Point Friday
evening.
A large number of the members Of
the General Assembly left for home
last night.
Miss Hunting, Of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Mrs. John S. Wise, has
gone home.
Miss Gassaway is visiting friends in
Washington city, where she will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Fannie Phaup, Of Chesterfield
county, is the guest of Mrs. j. ;.
| Moore. on Church Hill.
Miss Alice Marrow. Of Mecklenburg
county, is staying with Mrs. Steger,
Sixth and Main streets.
Colonel William Z. Hinton, of Pc
tersburg. was in the city during the past
week on railroad business.
Miss Virgie Allen, OF Petersburg, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. y.
Allen. Goa east Main street.
Speaker Stuart, Senator Ileaton, and
Delegate Ryan represented the General
Assembly at the charity ball.
Miss Rosa Goodwin, OF Louisa, Is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. james
wayt, at the Arlington House.
MIS-. James Gordon, Of Louisa
county, is stopping at No. east Cary
street with the Misses Roberts.
Miss Lizzie Hunt, of North Caro-
lima, who has been visiting Miss Beyill,
Of Richmond, has returned home.
Miss Otey ard Miss Mile Cullen are
still absent from the city-the former
in Baltimore, the latter in New York.
Mrs. Burton n. Harrison, Of New
York, is in the city, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Fairfax, 2Q4 east Main
street.
Mr.. ". P. Lipscomb, a popular
young farmer Of Nelson county, spent
several days with friends in the city
last week.
Mrs. Florence Norman, handsome
brunette Of Williamsburg, is the guest
Of Miss Evelyn Watkins, 80 west
Grace street.
In Fredericksburg at the Salvation
Army " barracks " on Thursday lastwas
one Of the largest audiences ever assem-
bled in that city.
Miss Lydia Graham and Miss Jennie
Bargamin left the city Friday evening,
and will be absent some time visiting
friends in the country.
Captain j. NJ. IIudein, prominent
lawyer Of Bowling Green, Caroline
county. was in the city last week, and
attended the charity ball.
Mrs. Allen Talbot, west Franklin,
will give a prOgreSsiye-euhcre party
Monday night to Miss RadfOrd and
friend, who are her guests.
The City Council Committee on FL
nance have the general appropriation
ordinance under consideration and ex-
pect to reach a conclusion early this
week.
Several sober, staid, >edate, and sa-
gscious senator's, seeking relief from
the strain and worry Of legislative life,
will visit New York before returning
home.
Misses Speed and Phillips, Of Louis
vile, KY, who have been stopping
with Miss Mary f. Quarles, 90l west
Grace. street, left Friday evening for
home.
Miss Juliette RadfOrd, of Bedford,
who is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Allen Talbot, was one Of the most
handsomely dressed ladies at the
charity ball.
The Misses Evelyn, Of Philadelphia,
who were at the charity ball, left the
following morning in private car, ac-
companyiDg Colonel McClure's party
to the South.
The diamonds placed on exhibition at
Tyler & Co.'s Friday evening by Mr..
Davis, who has been playing at the
Theatre, attracted large crowds. They
are said to be worth 100000.
The City Engineer has advertised for
bids to build new meat-market on the
site of the old meat-market, Sixth and
Marshall streets. The building will
have all of the modern improvements.
The Seventh-Street Christian church
held sociablc in the basement Friday
night. The object was to acquaint the
members better with their new pastor,
Mr.. ii. S. Lobingier, and with each other.
The Association meeting Of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, which was
to have been held last Thursday night,
has been postponed until further notice.
A lieutenant will be elected when a
meeting is held.
Mr.. Frank f. Patrick purchased at
the recent Brasfeld sale, in Lexington,
Ky, the beautiful mare "Callie Mark"
! She is one Of the handsomest mares
over brought to Richmond and has
been greatly admired.
/ The West-End Musical Association,
composed of about forty select voices
from the several choirs Of that part OF
the city, are rehearsing weekly, pre-
pairing for their second concert, to be
| given in about two weeks at the old
! Pima Ctyent church