Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

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Mr.. W. L. Lemon, Of Lunenburg coun
~, Is In the city.
Hon. J. N. Stubs, Of Gloucester, was Ia
the city last week
Miss Ray Morris, Of this city, is VISITING
friends In City Point.
"Yum-Yum" slippers are the lates
thing In the shoe line.
Mr.. Emmett Saunders left yesterday FOL
Washington to visit friends.
Miss A. Lisberger has returned home
alter short visit TO City Point.
The Richmond High.Scbool commence
ment takes place Tuesday night
Mr.. Charles Landrum and vile me-
Brmlsiord) have returned TO the city.
Miss Jennie Bargamin, Of No. II south
Pine street, left for Washington yesterday
Mr.. Henry Boykin left yesterday fol
Boston, where he will visit for several days
Miss Laura Nelson, Of stauDton, is ex.
rected 10 visit friends In this city IN a lew
days.
Miss Annie Camp, who has been visiting
friends in Farmvllle, is expected home THU
week.
Miss Addie Belle Gardner, OF Alabama.
Is visiting Mrs. +. ID. Starke, GA west Grace
street.
Messrs. Conway Myers, Louis Frayser,
and Tom Bigger left for washington yes
terday.
| Miss Emma Mayors early departure from
| this city has been much regretted by her
friends.
Mrs. Simon Cohen, treasurer OF the Eye
and Ear IDfirLary, has rendered her re-
signation.
Miss Pearl Bodeker and Miss Fannie FL
l,tt are visiting Mrs. b. V. Winston, Han
over county.
The Misses Drew, daughters OF Rev. DIR.
| Drew, left recently for Chase City to spend
the summer.
Miss Carrie Triplett, Of Culpeper county,
| Is the guest OF Miss Pollard, No. 23l6 east
| Grace street.
Mr.. John 6. Gaines, OF Warrenton, who
| has been visiting friends in the city, has re-
turned home.
Bathing should not be allowed in the
river lust below and in sight OF either Free
| or Mayo's bride.
Miss Carrie Mccormick, Of Loudoun
| county, is the guest Of Miss BERTHE Jones,
east Main street.
Miss Mary W. Thomas, who has been
| visiting friends IN Fredericksburg, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Eura Parrish, OF Florida, is now
1 or
| east Franklin street.
| Miss Bette X. Young, OF ClarkSburg,
w. Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
| c. Camp, Libby Hill.
Miss Mary Tyler, Of 210 south Third
| street. is visiting her friend, Miss Norma
| boswell, Of Hanover.
]. Clint. Roberts will leave for the Old
| Sweet Springs, where he has accepted the
| position Of head clerk.
Miss Carrie Mckinney, Of Bowling Green,
| Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. +. Coates,
No. 200 east Clay street.
| Mr.. +. L. Cogbill, who has been spend
| ing some time with relatives in Chesterfield,
has returned 70 the city.
A number OF Broad and Main-strcet
| shoe stores will close att O'Clock from June
| 18th until September 10Th.
Mr.. A. W. Archer and family left Rich
mond on Tuesday for Rhode Island, where
| they will spend the summer.
Mr., Walter u. Moses returned home Fri
day from q weeks visit TO New YORK,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Harold, Of No. 800 east
Franklin street, has returned to the city
from visit to Hanover county.
By order Of the Executive Committee the
Richmond Grain and Cotton EXchangewill
be closed on Monday, June l4th.
Miss Kiltie Hooper, Of Selma, Ala, is in
the CITY, the guest OF her cousin, Miss An
ME Williams, 203 east Nam street.
Mrs. F. G. Smith, Of Russell county, who
has been visiting Mrs. +. Il. Hutchinson,
of this city, left for home last week.
Mr.. G. L. Sydnor, who is so popularity
known in this city, returned last week after
an absence OF some time in the South.
Miss Annie Shirley, the accomplished
elocutionlst, Of Glasgow, Ky, is visiting
Mrs, A. L.. owen, no east Main street.
Mrs. Captain Birdsong and Miss Lille
Kellogg left the city yesterday for Washing
ton, where they Will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Harrison Phoebus, Of Fortress Mon
roe, and Mrs. Governor Woodtn, OF the
| Soldiers Home, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
II. Gill.
Mrs. Mamie Winston, who has been
| spending the winter with friends IN TINS
| II. ~ Ioet l. for har m K.
fort, Ky.
Captain J. G. boswell and Captain c. ID.
| Goodwin arrived yesterday on the 1881
train from pleasant trip TO Cumberland
Island, Ga.
j. Minor Bowler and bride, Of Sanford
Fla, en- route for Buffalo and the North
are guests OF Mr.. w. Il. Tyrer, 5l23 north
First street
Mrs. z. Peysar, nee Siss Hexter, will
husband, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hckok and Nj. and Mrs.
France left the Valentine House on Satur'
day for Bon Air, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. A. S. Buiord, Of IA west Franklin
street, with her family will leave on Satur-
day next for her country home" The
Highlands"
Mrs. William Meade, OF Philadelphia, is
on = visit TO her father, Rev. Pike Powers,
Gil west Cary street, and win be in the city
several weeks.
The Rev. Edward Baeley, late of the Ken
lucky University, is in the city, and will
preach at the Seventh Street Christian
church to- day.
Miss Corrie Mccormick OF Loudoun
Miss Wickie Coons Of Culpepe-, and Mis-:
Eva Bush Of Missouri, are visiting friends
at No. 104 east Main street.
The Governor has declined an invitation
Of 81. Andrews Commandery TO 60 10 Pro
whence with IL tomorrow, his official du
ties preventing bis attendance.
rhere are fourteen girls stopping at tht
American Hotel, who came from New Yorh
and Baltimore TO learn to make cigarette.
at the Kinney Tobacco Works.
Misses Lucy and Jessie Kemper, whC
have been attending school In the city du-
ring the winter, will return TO their hom'
| In Orange county next Saturday.
The public aud closing exercises Of tn
b Park Seminary Literary Society will TAX
: place tomorrow night at $3.50 O'Clock q
the Seminary, No. Sl6 Park avenue.
n Misses Florintine and Annie Hill Fray
/ lanUhfaro ~ nd Al