Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-16

Norfolk and Portsmouth
Miss Maggie Eustis, of Richmond, is
the guest OF Mrs. Thomas w. Henderson. on
Charlotte street.
Miss Sue Maury, Of Richmond, IA
spendIng few weeks with Mrs. william H.
White, on Freemason street.
DR.. Winfield, who talked about
gum logs at the General Conference lee
tured on Palestine here last night'
Mr.. j. O. III. Smith. Of Boston, for
merry of Portsmouth. has been visiting
friends here this week.
Atlantic Division, Knights ofPythlas,
of Portsmouth, are arranging to go TO To-
ronto Canada, In August
Rev. DIR. A. E. Owen and Mr.. James
r Borum and wife returned from Mont
gomery. Ala, to-day.
Rev. ]. d. Fitzgerald, Presbyterian
divine OF baltimore, is visiting Norfolk.
Mrs. James d. Potter, Of Ports
mouth, left yesterday for several months
stay with her parents, In Christisnburg, va.
Mr.. John White, money-order clerk
at the Portsmouth post. Office. is very Ill.
Mr. II. Damn left yesterday for
the Bedford Springs to recuperate.
Captain Leo G. Parker, United States
navy, who is visiting Judge Parker, In Berk-
lev. has had his sick leave extended 10 sep
tember lat.
Judge Taylor Jarnett, Of Matthews
county, spent the week In the city.
Mrs. John Stewart, Of Portsmouth,
IL vtettins I'm Gates county. n &.
Mrs. Mamie Woodward, Of Norfolk,
is visiting relatives in Suffolk.
Miss Annie Brewer, Of Suffolk, after
a several weeks stay with relatives in Nor
folk, has returned home.
r. L. McMurran, Jr., son Of Rev. K.
L. McMurran, has gone TO Gordonsvllle to
live.
Miss Josie Turner, Of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Graham.
and Miss Fannie Thomas Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fitchett, In Suffolk.
Miss Annie Pearson, Of Washington,
d. C.. is the guest OF Mrs. Captain j. r. &C.
ell, on Charlotte street.
Mrs. Captain j. b. Hunter, Of Kit
treIs Springs. n. u, who has been spend
ing n month with DR. X. II. Parkers mily
on Middle street. Portsmouth, returned
home this morning.
Mrs. j. W. Clarke, OF Smithfeld, is
stopping with Mrs. John Z. Ashton, on Mid
die street In Portsmouth.
Professor W. NJ. Jones left for Rich
mond Saturday morning to visit his
brother, Colonel Richard Jones OF Missouri,
who is a delegate to the General Confer
ence.
Rev. John L. Sullivan, president Of
Stonewall-.Iackson Institute. Abingdon
Va, is the guest Of MIR. james Potter, on
South street, Portsmouth.
Mr.. Robert Sibley, of Atlanta, Ga,
formerly OF Norfolk, Is here visiting Old
friends.
Mr.. James Gibbons, Of Richmond,
was in the city several days during the week.
Mrs. Judge Murdagh and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marion. returned to-day from a
visit TO relatives in New York city.
The young ladies of the Norfolk
College gave a very rccherche enterta lnment
TO their friends last night IN the form of a
musical sketch entitled The Dress Rc-
hearsal.'
Captain Hunter Woods, recently
very III, Is Improving.
Mr.. Smith N. Brickhouse has returned
from two-weeks' visit to the Eastern
Shore.
Rev. n. S. Burkland, d. D., Of the
North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference is visiting the city,
Captain T. NJ. Stoddard left for Key
West Thursday on business.
Captain Richard w. Meade, COM
mandlng the United States steamer Dol
phin. now 81 the navy yard, continues in
Washington, where he has been for over
month.
Miss Belle Browne, Of Portsmouth,
has returned from visiting friends In Rich
mond.
Mr.. Charles X. Kearns, Of New York,
is visiting his parents. in Portsmouth.
Petersburg.
Miss Mary Statham and Miss Mamie
Lee. OF LyBchburg, have been guests du-
ring the week in the family OF Mr. y. b.
PriehaTd. and have been the recipients OF
much attention.
Colonel Edward Dromgoole, Of
Brunswick county, and one OF the sterling
citizens and most successful planters OF
South Inside Virginia, has been visiting
friends in the city for several days.
Among the visitors to the festival
this week is Miss Fannie Young, daughter
OF Colonel John Il. Young, OF Richmond,
she is a guest at the residence OF w. H. Nc
Kenney, Esq.
Misses BERTHE and Lula Sublett, Of
Manchester, are visiting Miss Mary Turn
bull.
Miss Wexford Adams, OF Fredericks-
burg, is q guest Of Miss Alice Ladd.
Miss Annie Reed, Of Farmville, has
been visiting Miss Ella Cameron, Sycamore
street, for several days.
Mr. Claiborne Pope, of Nottowav,
has been the guest this week OF his sister
Mrs. George ID. White, on Bollngbrook
street.
Miss Otis Harrison. one OF Sussex
countys fair daughters is visiting the fam
lly OF Colonel +. NJ. Field, Perry street.
Miss Sallie Sumerell and Miss Carrie
4. Kello. Of Southampton county. are well
come guests OF Miss Katie Peasants, High
street.
Rev. DR.. o. S. Barten, rector OF
Christ church. Norfolk was delighted At
ttHudht AZ tne oiuoiS TeotIfai uuIluS the
week.
Miss Bessie Friend, Of Hampden-Sd-
ney, is a visitor at the residence of Rev. DR..
Z. j. Gibson.
Mrs. Ii. L. Page, of Edenton, n. c.,
has been spending some days al the resi-
dencc OF her father, DIR. j. Herbert Clai-
borne, Union street
Mr.. X. l.. Prince, of Roanoke, has
been the guest OF Mr.. X. l.. Watson, Union
street. this week.
Mrs. E. o. Pollard (nee Pannill) is
visiting Ielatives on High street.
Mr.. W. Scott Copeland, OF the Dan
Vile Register. and his wife are In the city.
Mrs. yirginius Johnson, OF Rich
mond spent the week with the family OF
Mr.. Alfred Friend. Franklin street.
Mrs. Cardozo, of Richmond, was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Dunlop this week.
Mrs. Powhatan Starke, of Surry
county, spent the week with friends here.
stopping with Mrs. X. X. Meade. Washing
ton street.
Among the visitors from Lynchburg
and attendants At the festival were Mr..
John 0tey and daughter Miss Jennie owen,
Misses Nellie and Annie w. Gregory Misses
Josephine and JAMIE Williams, guests OF
sir. John Donnan.
Rev. James A. Riddick, of this city,
is visiting Rev. W. W. c. Gregory In Ri CHI
moDd.