Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-22

Hampton, Old Point, Norfolk, and Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. s. Hlrsh left for New York last Thurs
day.
Mr.. A. p. Turner is visiting relatives in
Norfolk.
Mr.. Samuel G. Wallace is at Daggsr's
Springs.
X. @. Carr, who has been quite sick, Ia i'm
proving.
Mrs. f. d. Hotchkiss and family are at
Alton, Va.
Mrs ]. W. Talley and Mrs. Julia Grant are
In Lexington.
Mr.. Edward Tinsley is visiting friends In
Spotsylvanla.
Miss Lille Wells will return from Lynch.
burg Monday.
Mrs. Barney wertheim will leave here to-
day for New York.
Miss Mamie Parker left for Virginia Beach
Friday for week.
&. H.ITanner will visit friends In Frede-
ricksburg this week.
Mrs s. 8. Carter, of Manakin, Is visiting
relatives in the city.
Miss Sadie Habliston Is visiting friends In
Charles city county.
l.. +. Mason leaves Monday on an ex-
tended southern trip.
MIR. W. Perkins Jordan Is at Virginia
Beach for few days.
T.. ID. Wilburn, now OF New Orleans, is WIS.,
iting friends in the city.
Colonel W. f. Tanner and wife have re-
turned from the White.
Hon. John s. Wise and two friends will
leave Tuesday for Dakota.
Miss Florence f. Duke left Wednesday TO
visit relatives In Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Page spottiswoode, OF Norfolk,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. C. Henry Page will leave for Green
wood tomorrow TO spend moRth.
Miss Kate Hurkamp, OF Fredericksburg.
was In the city last Friday visiting friends.
Mrs Kate Cooke, OF Church Hill, and Mrs.
Leuhardt will leave Monday for Atlantic
City.
Miss Ressle Houchins left last week to
spend month with friends in Frederlcks-
burg.
Miss Kate Ettinger, after An extended
trip through Louisa, returned home last
week.
Miss Annie Deitrick. who has been visit
ing Miss Mccoy, at Ill east Cary street. has
returned to her home, Granville, Ia Hen
rico county.
Miss Adams, OF Petersburg who was visit.
ing Mrs. ID. Ii. Lynch, has left for Albemarle
To spend q short time with her uncle, Colo
mel John Patton.
Mrs. Charles Wortley Montague, OF
Church Hill who has been visiting relatives
in Gloucester county and also IN Baltimore,
has returned To the city.
Mr. Thomas MeDnahau Workman. with
MessIs. j. ID. Hill & Co.. is spending his va
cation in Western Maryland. He will re-
turn In about two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll and her two daugh-
tiers, Misses Mamie and Katie, have re-
turned TO the city from Baltimore, where
they spent very pleasant time.
Misses Bette and Sallie Allen. OF east
Clay street. are visiting Miss Lena Queens
bury, Of Prince Edward county. During
their sojourn they Will visit Farmville.
Hr. James A. Moncure has been IN q
"whirl OF galety" at some OF the fashlona-
BILE northern resorts during the past three
weeks. lie will return home this week.
Mr.. Mathews. the popular pianist: Cap
tain Frank Cunningha m, the popular tenor
and MIR. l.. Lewis left for the White sulphur
last evening. The tirst-named two gentle
men take part in concert to be given
there.
Miss Shaw's Young ladies from Richmond,
when last heard from, We're in Brussels,
Belgium. en- route for Holland, Northern
Germany, Switzerland. and France. They
will sail from Liverpool for home Septem-
Der 2sth on the steamship City OF Berlin.
Mrs. william Ellis Jones has returned
from Point Of Fork after delightful stay
OF Two weeks Al d will leave on the 2lst for
Mr.. T. NJ. Cour'uey's. near Glen Allen, TO
stay the rest OF the summer. She Will be
accompanied by her boys, Masters Ellis,
GmysOn, and Fairfax.
Dr. G. Booth and family. who have
been spending several wee ks at the Doctors
place, on the lower James, viii leave for
Holloway county Tuesday. They expect
10 remain about two weeks, making ar
rangements for their permanent removal
10 the place below Richmond.
Miss Jennie I. Ryan, OF Seventh aud Clay
streets, left on the 18th instant for Baltl-
more TO spend four weeks with her uncle,
Mr.. Terrell. She will then go 10 Glenwood.
Md. to spend three weeks with ID. Worried
and family. On returning she VIII stop
while at Ellicott city. She VIII be absent
two months.
Mrs. Thomas Duke. Jr., OF 1908 east
Franklin street, accompanied by her dangh-
ter, Mrs. j. h. Charles, and two children:
left the city by way OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio road Tuesday. August l7th, for Hunt;
ington. w. Va, TO visit relatives. They will
visit friends In Cincinnati.
The Sunday school teachers OF the Coon
Spring Baptist church. nine miles above
Richmond, gave picnic for the beneht OF
tina church last week. II was very enjoya-
BILE affair, and the tableaux were superb.
large number Of people were Nesent, and
this city was well represented. Quite neat
cum OF money was realized.
Messrs. d. J. Powers and Whit. Collier.
formerly OF Macon. hut now " Atlanta.
Ga, were In the city several days last week.
and received O hearty welcome from their
many friends. These gentlemen are two OF
the most prominent young railroad-men in
the South, and while here Invested largely
In southern securities. They left Wednes-
day for West Point, and thence for Balti-
more.
Now is the time 10 Join the First Virginia
regiment. The different COMPANIES are
ms king great preparations for the State
Fair aud the laying Of the cornerstone OF
the Lee monument. The new members will,
OF course, want to participate in all the
pleasures attending these events. Al least
1--we thousa nd soldiers, from all sectioas. will
be here at that time, and the boys In Gray
and blue will be the observed OF all OBJ
servers"
Miss Mamie Pierce. OF Norfolk, and Miss
Florence Bechler. OF this city, who have
been spending the summer at Rio. in Abe
marie are now at the Alton House, Nelson
county. They will spend the balance OF the
summer at Mountain Top; yin visit the
cayerns OF Luray. and will stop few days
in stanton on their way home. They
were rendered complimentary german on
their departure from Bio. which was very
enjoyable affair.
MRS. PARRrsHs GERMAN.
The big party given by Mrs. Kirk Parrish
ON Thursday night was q delightful affair.
and the german afterwards-at the Cedar
Works--was even more so. Among the
ladies' present were Misses Scott. Spottis-
woode, Shackelford. Hobby, Julia Powers,
Lulie Powers. Mamie Parker, Nellie Parker,
Frazier, Deane, Andrews, Hultz. and Others.
The chaperons were Mrs. Rawlings and sIrs.
Louis Rowiines.
they Were Rerenaded.
To the Editor OF the DispaecA:
On last Tuesday night three Of the falrsst