Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
PERSONAL POINTS.
socraI NOTES or THrEREsr rzoH oun
SISTER CITIES.
ssrsturs. Ashland, Charlottesville, and
Other cities, and Their People
and viAitors.

SpfkIcf Msfs Hstt
Miss Mamie Martin, Of Norfolk, Is
she guest Of Miss Lille Goodwin.
Mr.. William r. Gregory, Of Nor
fo)l. is visiting friends "a the city.
DIR. V. W. Harrison expects ia . few
DAYS 20 remove 10 New York TO live.
Miss Kate NJ. Dunlop has gone to
sykesyille, Nd, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Judge w. II. Mann. Of Motto
way couaty, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Ssabler, Of Georgia, is
visiting the family Of Captain u. A.
GOODWIN, in this city.
Mr.. James Orr, q former citizen oil
Petersburg, now Of Norfolk, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Rev. S. X. Vim, pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, is at home
again from his summer vacation.
Dir. George P. Calling, worthy
young citizen, has gone TO Savannah
10 accept = position in drug store.
Rev. DR.. G. r. Hams, rector Of st.
psul's church, has returned TO duty
after q pleasant vacation spent IN the
mountains.
Mr.. John McGill. wife and dsugh-
tsrs. who have been abroad for two
months or more, are expected home
early in October.
Miss Evelyn Niche, who has been
spending the summer at Newport, K.
J., is guest in the family Of ex-Gov-
ernor William Il. Cameron.
Mr.. Joseph Z. Washington, the
Democratic nominee for Congress IN
the Nashville district, has many warm
p.rsonsl friends in Petersburg. lie
married Miss Mary b. Kemp, OF this
city.
Mrs. NJ. E. Tice, Of Amherst county,
is visiting her brother, DR.. Z. L
Rucker.
Mr.. W. S. Archer, of Richmond
having leased Mrs. Child's house, Ia!
moved to Ashland with his family.
Mrs. Louise Child, having leased bel
house. has removed to Baltimore with
her family, where she expects to reside
for the future.
Mr.. R. II. Bennett, formerly a resi-
dent of this place, and now living II
Louisa county, spent several days here
last week visiting friends.
MIR. W. II. Saunders, formerly Of this
place. and now living in Hampton, wa
in town few days last week on visit
lie returned home last Wednesday.
An interesting revival was begun las
Mon0sy night at the Methodist church
of this place. Great interest is being
taken. and it is expected that severa
converts will be made. The reyiva
will continue through this week.
Rev. G. G. Wertenbaker, Of Bowling
Green, is on visit to the Rev. j. r
Sturgiss, of Ashland. Mr. Werten
baker will occupy the pulpit OF th'
Methodist church during the presen
revival, and assist Mr.. Sturgiss in hi
work.
MIR. Edward Morris, Of Montpelier
Hanover county, expects to remove II
Ashland about the lst Of October
He will occupy the house now renteC
by Mrs. A. d. Lyons. Mrs. Lyon
expects to go to Richmond about tn
same time to live.
From Another Correspondent
Mr.. Clifton Lee spent last Friday Ii
Richmond.
Miss Mary Porter has returned from
,yisit to friends in Eastville.
Mr.. Charles Howard, of Richmond
spent last Friday in Ashland.
Miss Jennings, of Calpeper. is visit
irg her sister, Mrs. j. B. Hall.
Mrs. Bette Drew, formerly Of thi
town, is visiting her neice, Mrs. d. J
Carr.
Mr.. James Howison has returned t
Randolph-Macon College after q mos
pleasant vacation.
Miss Emily Houston has returned
from q visit to Mrs. Lewis, near tn
Old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. j. Benton Savage left last Mon
day on an extended business trip i
Southwest Virginia.
MIR. Walter Beale, of Old Church
this county, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned home.
Mr.. Frank Steger and family, VIII
have been summering in this town, re
turned to their home, in Richmond
last Tuesday.
Miss Bette Elicit, of Old Church
this county, who has been VISITING
her brother, T. q. Elicit, Esq, as re
turned home.
Rev. James A. Duncan, OF Norfolk
who has been on q visit to his sister
Mrs. X. &. Blackwell, returned hom
last Wednesday.
Mr.. John r. Eoff has purchased a.
interest in the Hampton tVa.) Monitor
and with his family Left for his new
home on yesterday.
Mr.. c. G. Shafer left yesterday 70
Lypchburg to bring his wife aud daugh
ter, Miss Rosa, home, who have bee
visiting friends there.
Miss Annie Martin, who has bee
visiting her friend Miss Jane Gregory
near Ashland, returned to her homo i
Richmond on Monday last.
Mr.. Amiele Bsughman and family
who have been boarding at the Brinto
House for some time, returned to thei
residence in Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Aylett, Of Birmingham
Ala, who has been visiting her hume
rous friends in this county, left las
Monday on a visit to friends in Ne'
York.
Mr.. George Patton, one OF our mos
x,o,olay voung oantiemen- will leave Ia