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

Colonel Edmund pendleton. Of Lex
ing'on, and Mr.. Robert B. Munford and
wife, Of Richmond, and Major Drewry
md wife, Of Westover, have Just arrived
At Virginia Beach.
Colonel George W. Heath. j. ID. AL
ley, Miss Fife Alley, and Miss Mary
G. Lewis, all Of Petersburg, are in
Portsmouth this week, the guests %
Rev. W. III. Atwill.
Mrs. Nichols, Of New York, ne,
Parker, Of Richmond, wife Of Lieuten'
ant i. W. Nichols, United States navy,
Is the guest Of Mrs. James G. Balm on
Washington street, Portsmouth.
DIR. j. d. Ennes, Of this city, and
Miss Gertrude Goddin, Of Washington,
ID. c., were united in marriage by Rev.
DIR. Burrows, at Freemason-Street Bsp'
list church, on Wednesday night.
City-Sergean. John A. Brimmer,
Jr., late assistant chief engineer Of the
fiIe department, has just been presented
with costly gold medal appropriately
inscribed by the members Of the force.
Mrs. Carrie Young, Of Meadville,
Penn, who has been visiting friends in
Churchland all the summer, has gone
TO Suffolk 10 visit Mrs. DR.. Kilby and
the scenes of her pleasant residence
thlrty-fve years ago, when her husband,
the late Rev. George Young, was pastor
Of the Baptist church in Suffolk.
Williamsburg.
DR.. John A. Young, of Warwick,
was in the city during the week.
DR.. A. Monteiro spent several days
in Richmond during the past week.
Dir. Charles Bidgood, Of Richmond,
is expected here on visit this week.
Councilman B. B. Wolf had thirteen
of his finest sheep killed Wednesday
by dogs.
Mrs. William p. Gault, Of Norfolk,
is guest in the family OF D1r. William
I. Christian.
Rev. st. George Abrams and wife
have been visiting at West Point during
the past week.
DR.. John Clopton, first assistant ST
the Asylum, has been quite sick during
the past week.
At the last meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil Mr. j. c. MaIpin qualified as depu
ty city sergeant.
Mrs. DR.. James II. Garlick, Of Rich
mond, has returned home after visit
Of few day here.
Mr.. Munford Merrill, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting Dir. r. S. Bright,
has returned home.
Miss Ida Ncuburger, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Adolph Altschul,
or Gloucester street.
Miss Leila Harrison will leave this
week for Hanover to visit her sister,
Mrs. lIartwell Macon.
Miss Janey 3. Hope, daughter Of
James Barron Hope, Esq, Of Norfolk,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. ii. Logan Newbill, of Essex
county, who was expected here last
week, arrived Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Shelburn, of
Petersburg, and Mrs. DR.. Rose, Of Nor
folk, are at the City Hotel.
j. W. Wilcox, ESQ, Of the internal
revenue department, was in town last
week on an inspecting tour.
Mr.. W. J. Rogers, of the Norfolk
Vugin,dn, was in town last week with
the Portsmouth excursionists.
Miss Mary Mesnly, Of Richmond, is
expected on q visit to Sir. and Mrs. A.
Brooks, Jr., on Waller street.
Miss Bland Talisferro, Of Richmond,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles w.
Coleman, on Nicholson avenue.
Miss Flora Martin, OF Richmond, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Nc
Cav at Executive Building"
Mrs. William r. b. Hundley, OF
Baltimore, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. Lane, in James City county.
Mrs. NJ. j. Bowman, of Baltimore,
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Hal.
Martin and Mrs. Millard Morris.
Mrs. NJ. s. Apporson, Of Richmond,
was here last week visiting the family
Of Mr.. William II. E. Morecock.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Bloxtou, one Of our
leading farmers, has recently lost
large number of hogs by cholera.
Miss Maud Moncure and William R.
McCaw, Esq, were among the visitors
from here to Richmond last week.
Mr.. y. r. Brown and Walter b.
Brown, Of the Purcell House, Norfolk,
were in town during the past week.
Professor y. P. Campbell, OF Chris
tiansburg, left last week for his home,
after . pleasant visit to friends here.
Misses Oreta and Mary King, of Nor
folk, who have been spending some time
with Miss Pet Lee, have returned home.
Mrs. John L. Mercer and daughter,
Miss jamie, are visiting in Richmond,
the guests Of Major Joseph V. Bid.
good.
Mr.. Morton Joyce, Of Louisville,
who has been spending some days with
Mr.. Q. W. Coleman, Jr., has returned
home.
Miss Emily Carr, Of Petersburg, who
has been a guest in the family of Mr.
William T. Christian has returned
home.
Mr.. II. II. Shield, after returning
from a short sojourn in the country,
has been spending some days in Rich
mOnd.
Mrs. j. W. Topping, of MiddleseX
county, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Z. Beale, has returned
homo.
Mr.. Junius Lamb writes that he is
very much improved by his trip to the |
lie will not return until
next month.