Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

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object.
Mrs. Thomas Atkinson and family
will spend the heated term at the Warm
Springs.
Miss Fannie Workman, Of east Grace
street, is visiting Miss Burroughs, Of
Norfolk.
M,s. L. II. Blair and family will
leave in July to spend the summer 81
Boydton.
Minis A, r. Dudley, Of Baltimore, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Isaac j. Mercer, 3lS
west Grace street.
darcy Paul Parham, the tirst-honor
bow At Prince Edward Academy, is al
home for his vacation.
Miss Page Aylett is visiting at Rock
Castle, and will 60 from there to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. j. B. Radcliffe, Of Baltimore, is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Montgomery West, Grace street
Mrs. William S. Murray and daugh-
ter. of Church Hill, have left the city
to spend the summer in the mountains.
Miss Sibley, Augustus sprightly and
fascinating daughter, is the guest Of
Miss Mary Thomas, Of east Grace
street. 49,.
Miss Sadie McGilyray, of l03 west
Cary street, will leave for Atlanta Mon
day, and will remain there few days.
She will spend the summer near Staun-
ton.
Miss Lizzie Bond, of Danville, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. r. Tatum,
left yesterday for New York, to devote
her time, during the summer, to the
study of art.
DR.. Jud. B. Wood and wife will
spend the summer at Dickson, near the
White Sulphur. Mr.. Charles 7. Davis
and wife Mrs. Woods parents) will ac-
company them.
Mr.. T. W. Pemberton and family, Of
west Grace street, contemplate leaving
for Old Point the LIST Of July for two
weeks, and from there they will 60 to
Saratoga Springs.
Miss Helen G.. Pace, Of Sandy Point,
Nd, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. Lindsay, 52l north Seventh
street, for several weeks, left for her
home last Friday.
Miss Ella Ayers, Of Boston, who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss j. ID. b.
Thompson, of this city, started for
home last week, accompanied by the
latter as far as Washington.
Misses S. S. Hancock and Susie Nc
Dowell will represent Richmond at
Fredericksburg on next Wednesday
evening at the marriage Of Mr.. j. a.
Hancock to Miss Jeanette Grabowski.
Miss Hattie Gregory, who has been
spending some time with her aunt, Mrs.
j. S. Ragland, was married Tuesday
morning to Mr.. r. NJ. Wilkinson, of
James City county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. Il. Hutson, in
the presence Of few relatives.
The Board of Trustees of Richmond
College will, at the meeting in the par
Tors Of the Second Baptist church next
Wednesday, elect president to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation
Of DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry, now Minister to
Spain, and a professor to fill the vacant
chair Of English.
Mrs. Clemens, Of west Grace street,
with her little son, is in Boston attend
ing the commencement exercises Of the
Boston Conservatory of Music, after
which she will attend fiye-weeks' ses-
sion Of instruction in music at Martha's
Vineyard. She will return to the city
about the middle Of August.
The closing exercises Of the Hebrew
Sunday school will take place at Syna-
gogue /" Beth Ahaba this morning al
10 o'clock, ard will consist of an address
by Rev. A. Harris, Rotations by some
of the scholars, and the delivery of
prizes. The parents and friends Of the
school are invited to attend.
The following gentlemen will leave
this week to Ofiiciate at the marriage Of
Mr.. John A. Hancock, Of this city. to
Miss Jeanette Grabowski, Of Washing
ton, which takes place from st. Georges
Episcopal church, Fredericksburg, We'd
nesday evening, June 23d; Messrs.
w. T. Hancock, John II. Addison, W.
S. Daniel, F. N. McAboy, II. NJ. Shield,
j. A. Christian, Parker T. Conrad, R.
A. Taylor, j. E. Waller, Of Richmond,
and Mr.. Heth LOrton, of Lynchburg.
During the visit Of the Richmond
Templars to Providence Sir knight j.
Thompson Brown made two speeches,
which the newspapers speak Of as very
One was in placing wreath
Of flowers upon the monument of Roger
whom Mr. Brown spoke of
as (" the apostle of soul liberty" the
other in presenting to Eminent Com
mander Heathcote, Of Providence,
brick made from the clay Of the Crater
and which effort created
|" intense enthusiasm by its patriotic
expressions"
Social Events.
LUNCH TO MISS HAMMER.
On Thursday last at the residence of
Rev. William L. Hatcher, west Grace
street, handsome lunch was served in
honor of Miss Hammer, of the Institute,
and the Misses Hatcher. There were
about twenty-five beautiful girls pre-
sent-mostly former pupils Of the In
with the decorations ofrare
flowers quite a gay scene was present
ed. The tables were laden with the
choicest delicacies, and were arranged
in Pizzini's most tasteful style.
THE HowITZER ANNIVERSARY.
Last Monday was q day of real en-
ioyment to the many old and young
men who attended the anniversary Of
the Richmond Howitzers at Providence
Forge, twenty-four miles below Rich
mond. The company and many invited
guests left in two private coaches at
lached to the regular S:45 A. NJ. Chesa-
peake and Ohio train and were swiftly
carried to their destination. The first
feature Of the day was An amus;n,