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

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M. Ne,s,s cordls IL visiting friends In
Frederieksburg.
Hon J. r.. w,ngneld. Of Albemarie, was in
the city yesterday
Mn. A. =. shield and family are at the
Cold Hulphur spripgs
M,ssAppie Courtney, Of east Broad street
ID stopping NJ Old Pcinh
Judge r @. Minor and family arc summer
ing In Aibemare county.
Mr.. Matthew Gilmore and family viii sail
for En-, ope Oh the 18th instant.
Mrs. NJ. w. Pierce and family are rusti-
eating at the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Miss Adele Williams will leave for WASH
inston tomorrow, TO be absent week.
Miss Rosa Bridgesorth. OF Amelia. is visit
ing her friends at Ola north Tenth street.
Mr., Clinton w. Pierce. popular young
gentleman. IL At the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Misses Annie and LottIe Cray left the city
Yesterday 10 visit relatives In 0ordons-
vile.
Miss Eta Catlin, OF Hanover, is spending
few weeksin the city with her sister, Mrs.
Davis.
Mrs. III. w. Lubbock and Miss Bette Lub-
book are visiting friends In Prince George
county.
judge Beverley Il. Wexford, Jr., OF the
City Circuit Court, IL summerlng In Glou-
ceeter county.
Mr.. David c. Mayo. Of Montreal. but for
the most OF his life resident OF Richmond.
10 In the city.
Miss Mary Taylor. OF Lypchburg, is visit
Ing her iIiend Miss III. WOOD, No. III east
Main street.
Mr.. John Booth and Mr.. Frank Mattern
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northern trip.
days TO visit friends In the Northern Neck
Of Virginia.
Miss May Poindexter, of Church Hiu, has
returned from two-weeks' visit 10 Viz
ginia Beach.
Miss Lille Moore. who has been on q visit
to her uncle In New Kent county, has re-
turned home.
MIR. Thomas McDonough has returned to
the city fTcm an extended trip TO Florida
and Alabama.
Mrs II. l.. Brown has returned from Old
Point, end will leave this week for the
White sulphur.
Everett Waddey and wife returned Fri =.
day after n pleasant sojourn OF two weeks In
Accomac county.
Acknowledgement Ayers returned to the
CITY yesterday from Philadelphia, where he
had been on business.
J. +. Robertson. OF the American Hotel.
left on Friday for Boston and New York on
MS summer vacation.
Rev. g. Watson Winn, OF Macon, Ca, Is
The guest Of bis brother, Mr.. j. Il. VIM,
32s south Third street.
Lieutenant George T. West, o. the Rich
mond Light-Infsntry Blues, has returned
from bis mountain trip.
Miss Belle Moore, OF New Kent. is visiting
relatives In this city, snd will leave In few
days for Hanover county.
Captain J. II. Wallace. accompanied by
Sylyapus blanchard, left yesterday 10
spend sunday IN Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie La Fong. OF south Laurel
street bias Just returned from two months
visit TO SpOtsy lvania county.
Messrs. G. Il. Wood and W. A. James will
leave to- might for Natural Bridge. where
they will spend two weeks.
Miss Sara Ford left Friday TO spend two
weeks at Capon Springs. From there she
Will go TO the White Sulphur.
Mr.. Thomas Boiling. Hr. Frank A. Daven-
port. and Mr.. Blair Boiling left last evening
for the White Sulphur springs.
Professor william Arnold. OF Philadel-
phis, who has been visiting III Mr. John A.
RratZ's, has returned home.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hall and family, who have
been visiting friends in Buckingham coun-
~, have returned to the city.
Mr.. james L. Anderson left on Friday for
MartDsvile. Henry county. where he will
spend several weeks with relations.
Misses Maggie and Minnie Beckwi;h. OF
Petersburg, are visiting their sister Miss
Kate Beckwith. e2S west Grace street.
Mrs. A. q. Bufors and family have re-
turned from Morehead, n. C.. and are now
soiourning st their country residence.
Miss Mary Longan aud Miss Addie Briel,
OF east Clay street, are visiting their uncle,
Mr.. John Orubbs, Of Chesterfield county.
Mrs Ida l.. Csuthorn will leave the city
Monday for Old Point. Norfolk. and Nir-
ginia Beach. 20 bee absent for few weeks
Mr.. Frank Binford and wife. who have
turned 10 the city to make this their future
home.
by the active exertlous OF Captain George
A. Ainsiie the membership OF the Chamber
OF Commerce IA being considerably In.
crossed.
Mis- Fannie Hicks has been spending
come time In Nausuton. from which place
she viii 40 10 tie Greenbrier White sulphur
springs.
Missas Fannie aud Nsuor ~ 'easf "a,
street ere Visiting relatives IN Amherst
county.
Or. J. II. pendleton, Clerk ~ the Senate.
after several days spent IN this city, Ie-
turned TO bis home. at GOTdonsville yes
terdhy.
Mr.P.a Dance. Ir. OF panville was ia
town last WceK for a day or two, and left To
he absent ia the South for about two
months.
Mrs II. X. Burgwyn aud her sou, J. a.
Rurgwyn, with Cadet n V. BAKER. are sum
merlng AT Cohasset, on the coast OF Massa-
chutetts
Miss George e. wilkinson. OF Church
Ril. left yesterday for Woodbridge. where
she will spend some time with friends and
relatives.
Miss Bertie Chssterman and Evan H.
Chesterman were among the Rich mOniers
registered NJ the Metropolitan Hotel, WASH
Ipgton, ~. L.
Misses Cary and Emily glasgow are spend
ing few days Ia town. AMI viii return TO
their country place, "Jerdone Castle"
next week.
Miss Mabel Montague is on a visit 10 her
aunt, Miss Wood. at AvOndale. Pa. Before
returning home she expects 10 visit friends
In Philadelphia.
pr. j. W. Anderson ana wife OF No. II
west cary street. have returned from an
extended trip to the northern lakes and
Nisgara Falls.
The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues con-
ten Ilste giving "a moonlight excursion
down the James on the Ariel the latter part
Of this month.
Nj. c. 3. Millar. an old Richmond boy. is
IN Louisville, Ky, very III with typhoid
fever. A telegram received yesterday states
that he In better.
Miss Nora Paynter. OF west Grace street,
hes gone on an extended trip North Re
turning she VIII stop at Wilmington. Del,
for the summer.
Mrs. &. NJ. Hughes and Mrs Y. X. seayres.
Of SIS north Iiilb street left on Wednes-
day for the MilbOfO' Springs TO be absent
all the summer.
Mrs A. @. Brown. Of Norfolk. who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. II. Seldom
Taylor, In this city, has returned home
much improved In health.
Mr.. Smith, the representative OF the
Grape. and Fruit q, OtCcrS' ddrOrdfe. pub
lished at Chariot esvllle, il In the city In
the interest OF that paper.
The wife Of Police Justice Richardson,
whose Illness has been heretofore referred
TO. 10 beyond all human aid, and her death
isnow almost hourly expected.
Mlss Florence Chernault, OF Farmviile,
uov Visiting AZ Millboro' eprings will ar.
rive here next "Wednesday. and will spend
two weeks with relatives In the city.
Miss Mary T. Gary has returned TO the city
after an absence OF about two months. She
has been visiting relatives In James City,
Charles city, and New Kent counties.