Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-10
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Rev. r. w. Cridlin has consented to
remain at the Portsmouth Orphan Asy-
lum until February.
Miss Lizzie Tenant, Of Richmond,
with her mother, is visiting Mrs. George
A. G.. Scott, in Portsmouth.
The Virginia Club is q strong social
institution in Norfolk. Colonel Walter
II. Taylor, General Lees adjutant
during the war, has just been reelected
president.
Professor N. B. Webster, formerly oil
this city, is now associated with Dr..
Dio Lewis in literary work in New York.
Mr.. c. r. Gorgas, chief signal officer
at Cape Henry, was married to Miss
Virginia Pebworth in this city Thursday
Rev. A. E. Owen, ID. D., has been
lecturing in North Carolina this week.
A. J. Kane, of London, England, is
at the Purcell House.
Mrs. McGlauhon, Of this city, is WIS.,
iting Suffolk.
Miss Lucy Gurley has retained home
from Suffolk.
Miss Nellie FAINT, Of Washington, IS
visiting the Misses Doyle, on Charlotte
street.
Miss Meem, of New Market, Va, is
stopping with Mrs. W. W. Chamber
laine.
The holiday entertainments at the
churches OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
have been in active progress all the
week.
DR.. George W. o. Maupin, Jr., con-
tinues quite i'll at his residence, on Mid
die street, Portsmouth.
Miss Sue Maury, of Richmond, is on
a visit to Mrs. William ii. White, on
Freemason street.
Miss Fasmon, of Nashville, Tenn, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Fred.
S. Taylor, on Charlotte street.
Miss Mamie Phillips, of Fredericks-
burg. is the guest Of Mrs. W. W.
Gwathmey, on Bate street.
Miss Wordsworth, of Washington, is
on visit to Mrs. X. b. Elliott on
Franklin street.
Past. Grand Chancellor D. c. Rich
ardson, Of Richmond, will be in Ports
mouth Monday night to participate in
the Pythian festivities.
Rev. J. D. Blackwell, ID. D., Of Ports
mouth, has returned from Fauquier
county, where he attended the funeral
| Of his brother last Tuesday.
Rev. A. f. Dickinson, ID. D., Of Rich
mond, editor of the Religious Herald,
will preach at Churchland, Norfolk
county, Sunday the 18th instant.
c. P. Owen, Esq, now a resident of
Wilmington, Del, has been at his old
home, in Norfolk, all the week.
DR.. Joseph A. Gayle is home from
the North attending the bedside of his
mother, Mrs. E. X. Gayle, who is very
i'll.
Miss Olivia Arlington, Of Alabama,
and Miss Corrine Young, of New York.
are visiting Mrs. General Groner, on
Washington street.
Rev. F. F. Reese, the newly-installed
rector of Trinity Episcopal church,
Portsmouth, has grown very popular
with his congregation.
Hebrew circles here enjoyed an in
teresting social event this week in the
marriage Of Miss Amelia obowsky
to Mr.. NJ. Weisel, Of Elizabeth City,
n. c.
Mrs. Wheeler, mother of Mrs. Adj
miral George II. Cooper, is dangerously
i'll at st. Nincent's Hospital, and Mrs.
Cooper and the Admiral are in daily
attendance.
Major William II. Etheridge, chief
collector OF the ferry, continues con-
fined to his residence by severe illness.
Major Etheridge was desperately wound
ed at the Crater while leading the Six
tenth Virginia.
The remains Of Lieutenant Theodore
T. Wood, United States Navy, who
died at the Atlantic Hotel yesterday,
were taken to New Jersey to-day. lie
died of shagreS-feyer, contracted on
the lsthmus Of Panama during the
late troubles.
A fancy-dress ball Of very elaborate
character will be given at the Ocean
House, in Portsmouth, on the 22d in
slant by the Casino Club. Lieutenant
Commander Felix McCurley, Colonel
James Forney, United States Marine
Corps; Norman Cassell, III. A. Allen /;
Mrs. Captain George Brown, United
States Navy; Mrs. j. II. Hume, and
Misses Jennie Butt, Marion Murdaugh,
and 0cta Reed have the arrangements
in charge.
ZEAL COLD W1VE