Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

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Miss Cecilia Cohen and Miss Cecilia
Eigenbrun left on Tuesday 70 VISIT
friends in Charlottesville.
Mrs. w. NJ. Willis, Of Chestsrfi I'd,
ia visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
TONNES, Sycamore street.
Misses Pagie and Carrie Reid, OF
baltimore, are visiting the family OF
Mrs. Page, on High street.
Miss Estells Gregory, Of Chesterfield.
is visiting the family Of her brother,
Mr.. W. N. Gregory, in this city.
Captain Robert 2. Bland, Of Prince
George county, has gone to the White
Sulphur for the benefit Of his health.
Mrs. Verde Townss is one Of the
genial guests at Buford's, where she
will stay through the month Of August.
Miss Cora Harrison left this week for
q visit to Buford's, whore q goodly
company Of Petersburgers are summer
ing.
DR.. L. 4. Fuqua and wife left this
week for the Yellow Sulphur Springs,
to be absent during the month Of Au-
gust.
Paymaster s. L. Heap, Of the mont
tor fleet, has gone to the mountains on
leave OF absence for the benefit Of his
health.
Misses Lula and Kate Whitehurst
have gone to Roanoke to visit friends.
From thence they will go to the Blue
Ridge Springs.
Mr.. G. e. Burton has gone to the
Allegheny; Mr. W. II. Camp to the
Buffalo, and Mr. William II. Scott 70
the Greenbricr White.
Rev. Mr.. Mayer, Of New York, who
recently accepted call to the pastoral
charge Of the Hebrew Synagogue in this
city, entered on his duties Saturday.
Williamsburg.
Mr.. G. p. Perry, Of Richmond, is at
the City Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Jones, Of New
port News, are here.
Rev. I. N. Potts has been in Lynch
burg for the past week.
Mr.. Gault, of Norfolk, is visiting at
the - GauIt House," on Francis street.
Mr.. Willie Bull, who has been ex-
tremcly i'll for the past week, is i'm
proving.
Miss Jennie Morecock will visit
Fsuquier county this week and will be
absent some time.
Mrs. f. @. Adams, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. p. 7. Powell, on
Court House Square.
Mr.. and hrs. LOWS S. Williams,
who have been visiting in Frenchtown,
n. j., have returned.
Mr.. @. @. Chamberiyn, Of New York,
who has been in to wn for the past week,
has left for Baltimore.
Robert NJ. Hughes, Esq, of Norfolk,
spends Sunday with his family, who
have been summering here.
Mrs. NJ. T. Neal, Of Palace street,
leaves next Thursday for the Old Sweet
Springs, Of West Virginia.
Miss Annie Newcomer, Of Stephens
City, Frederick county, is guest in
the family of Mr.. j. N. Brooks.
Rev. St. George Abrams and wife
left last week to spend few days with
relatives in MecNenburg county.
DR.. Il. G. Booth, Mrs. Booth and
children are staying at Carter's Grove
which is to be their future home.
Mrs. Henley 7. Jones and daughter,
Miss Marion, are visiting Mrs. Mary z.
Purcell, Of east Main street, Richmond.
Mrs. DR.. Leonard Henley has return.
ed from pleasant visit 10 Judge K. l..
ard Mrs. Henley, in James City county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Lamb, who
have been spending some weeks in the
mountains, are expected home to-day.
Miss Charlotte Faulkner, who has
been spending some time with relatives
in Richmond, is expected home shortly.
Hon. Adolph Altsohul, q member Of
the City Council, will leave shortly on
q business trip to Newport News and
Norfolk.
Mr.. s. j. Brooks, of the Richmond
and Danville road, has returned to his
post of duty after q pleasant visit to
his parents here.
Charles Millhiser, Esq, Of Rich
mond, and Gardner Tyler, Esq, of
Charles City county, were in town lat
week on business.
Rev. Bssom Dey, of Matoaca, Ches-
terfield county, has been spending seye-
raj days in town visiting his mother,
Mrs. Jane E. Dey.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Owens, Of
Tyrrel county, N. c., are guests in
The family of DR.. A. Monteiro, on
west Francis street.
Mrs. B. B. Wolf and daughter leave
shortly on a visit to friends in Della
ware and Maryland. They expect to
be gone some weeks.
Preparations on quito an extensive
scale are being mace at wainwright's
Landing, on Poquosin river, for the
yscht-rsce on the 18th.
Miss Title Barlow, Of Portsmouth,
who has been visiting in the family Of
AIr. Gslba Walden, on east Gloucester
street, returned home last week.
bliss Leila Harrison left the city
Thursday evening for Hanover county
10 visit Miss Bette Braxton. Miss
Leila will be absent several weeks.
Miss Leila Wall, after q pleasant
visit Of some days to her sister, Mrs.
John s. Charles, Jr., Of "Cottage
Place." has returned to her home, in
S.aunton.
Mrs. William b. Lamb, OF Cairo, Ill,
accompanied by her two children, Miss