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

Miss hnDlc thi 'N''
this week.
Mr. r N. Griffin Is visiting Lynchburg.
where be will remain some ume'
Mrs. NJ. 6, Parrach has goneto the noun
tains to spend the summer.
Miss Helen Cameron will spend her yaca.
ton in Petersburg.
MIR. virginius johnson, oil Richmond,
was In the city on Saturday.
Miss Ruth Branch, Of Manchester, Is visit
ing Mrs. Emmett Morton, High street.
Misses Maggie Jones and Maud Harris,
n, brunswick county, are Visiting Mrs.
william A. Gregory, sycamore street.
Miss Sophia Powell OF Brunswick. is the
guest Of Mrs. Professor W. L. Davis, Syca-
more street.
Captsin George Brown, OF the United
States navy, stationed at Norfolk, was In
the city Friday.
Miss Stella Jordan, who has been visiting
friends in Charles city county, returned
home this week.
Mr.. James A. Carr, OF Norfolk, spent
several DAYS in the city this week, the guest
Of Mr.. James Dunlop.
Miss Belle Kennedy, Of Brunswick
county, who has been the guest OF Miss
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Flournoy, Of Brunswick
county, is VISITING Mrs. W lillian \. Madi-
son, ON Sycamore street.
Colonel william II. Jones, Of Texas, son
Of Mr.. j. Rsvenscroft Jones, OF Brunswick
county. has been the guest this week OF
Judge u. NJ. Bernard.
Mr.. william AliTiend, OF Norfolk. Is visit
ing relatives here. NJ. William DENLY. OF
the same city, was also here this week.
The friends Of Mr.. Henry c. Bissett. OF
Baniu ore, weIe glad TO welcome him to
his old home this week.
Miss Vic. Mallory, daughter Of Judge Il.
NJ. Mallory, OF Brunswick. Is visiting the
city, and is the guest OF Mrs. Plummer
Caldwell, High street.
Miss Mary Weddell, who has been re-
siding IL Lexington the past year, will
spend the summer with her mother in thiS
city.
Mis- Grace Booth has returned 10 the
city after an absence 81 several months,
and is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Caldwell, High street.
Captain John c. Griffin, who has been
quite sick recently at his cOuntry-sCa,, In
Dinwiddie. is out again.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Dunlop and daughter left for
Baltimore this week to be absent several
weeks.
Among the legal gentlemen in attendance
at court here this week was Judge W. ii.
Mann, OF Nottoway.
Miss Hattie Bolton, Of Richmond. and
Miss Laura Cersley. OF Manchester, were
the guests this week OF Mrs. C.. II. Butler.
Mrs. Edmund ". Brodnax, OF Bruins
wick county, is visiting friends In this
city.
Miss Maggie Sedgwick, daughter OF Mr..
j. II. Sedgwick, Of Richmond, is visiting
relatives here, and Is q guest 1t the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Il. b. Balm.
Mrs. Slaughter, of Lynchburg, returned
home this week, after visit OF some days
among friends.
SIrs. Senator Malone and daughter, Miss
Otelia, bave been in the city several days.
They will leave for Old Point on Monday
to spend the summer.
Mojor Henderson Lee. Of Lunenburg;
Judge i. J. Epcs. OF Dinwiddie. and Mr..
George c. Powers, Of Richmond, were
smong the visitors TO the city during the
week.
Rev. DR.. L. II. Rutherford, who has
been visiting friends among his former
congregation in this city for two or three
weeks. left for his home IN Paris, ky., on
Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas ". Spratley. Of the United
States navy, Is here on n brief visit 10 his
old home and friends. During the past
few years he has been on two cruises, each
OF which carried him nearly around the
globe.
Among the visitors TO our city this week
were Messrs. Cuthbert and TOOker. OF New
York, themselves capitalists and represen-
tatyes Oh large financial interests. Their
visit was directly to ex-governor William
+. Cameron. to whom, it is understood, the
attOrneysbip OF wealthy syndicate WAS OF
fered, and by him accepted.
Sir Knights Albert w. Price, Alexander
steel. Charles +. Lauterback, james l..
Winston, John 7. Parham, and e. l..
Wright, of AppOmattox Commandery, No.
@. will leave here on the early train Mon
day morning TO Join Richmond Comman-
derry of knights Templars in their pilgrim
age to Providence, II. /. They will be alb
sent all the week.
Miss Eva Kenncdy-Laurie, OF New York.
cOntralto soloist OF great merit, who has
been spending several months in our city,
left Saturday morning for Ithaca, n. Y,
where she has been engaged 10 sing for
three nights next week at the commence.
ment exercises OF the Cornell University.
In artistic circles this is considered great
honor.
An hour OF delightful music was enjoyed
several evenings ago at the Academy by q
crowded and fashionable audience. The per-
formers were all members OF the Petersburg
chorus. and their numbers were rendered
with an excellence that would do credit 10
the best concert artists. Among those
who sang solos were Mr.. \. Il. Traylor
(baritone) and Miss Jennie Mlnetree and
Miss Kate Rahily (soprano( Mr.. Bruce
Pannill and Miss Eliza Pannill sang
charmingly in duet. The instrumental
numbers were rendered by Misses Julia
McRae and Lucy Plummer.
Charlottesville.
Mr.. John C. Wood, OF Roanoke, is in
town, the guest Of DR.. Il. Il. Dice.
Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood, Of Birmng.
bam, Ala, nee Miss Eugenia Massie, is at
her old home at the University on brief
visit.
According TO the programme, DIR. William
+. Hatcher, of Richmond, VIII preach the
annual sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association OF the University at
the approaching commencement
This Saturday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock
Elizabeth Florence Rosser, daughter OF
General Thomas L. Rosser, OF Rugby, was
buried on that estate. The burial service
was conducted. by the Rev. George l..
Petrie. The fatal disease was consump.
ton. Mrs. Winston, mother; Mrs. Win
ston, sister, and Dr. Winston, brother Of
Mrs. Rosser, all OF Hanover county, were
telegraphed for on last Tuesday aud are
here. Thomas Rosser, the Generals sou,
student at Major Jones's school in Ham
over, was also summoned.
wess Poins.
Misses Belle and Lilly Lindsay are visit
ing in Richmond.
Mrs. Horace Routane Is visiting relatives
1t her old home, New York.
Miss Alice Whitlock, OF Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Leo Stark al West potnt