Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

oa ~ xs,er the ceremony n su N ptuous
rn,,r ~ wss served, and then tho Whole we'd
Sins party, armed Nth 2 inll supply OF
iucf. giving. rice. attended put; aud Mrs:
ON The ARIEL for an extended bridal trip TO
Sisssra and the Lakes by way OF Old Point,
Raitimore, and New YORK.
n Was Joyous occasion, and the bright
and happy fsces Of all present proved that
dear old Charles Cisy hss ,h swsE !. 10. from
her long sleep and mat tneie IN NE In the
Tbe C6,cEahomipy 10 booming. and IL
aid 10 he higher about Providence Forge
Than has ever been anown'
MRS Pcvtoa's nusic Class.
The cIosipg exercises OF Mrs. W. ]. Pey-
ton'e music class took place AZ her residence
Tuesday evening. Rev. J. Is: Fungen spoke
thai were a warded to the following young
ladies for having made the most improve
m emf In music during the session: Misses
Minnie Jones. Wick Gaines, Annle Higgens,
Nav Braur, Ida Lee Allen. and Saiiie Arnall.
For practicing very faithluiiy gold ring!
were awarded to Misses Annie Gaines and
Laura Wood.
Excavations. Pic.Nfcs. &c.
The steamer Norwood will he run on an
excursion to-day, leaving Burgwyns wharf
Rockets, at 10 A. NJ; arrive at City Point
nj i. where excursionists can remain until
s:sOP NJ. Return TO the city at $50 T.. NJ.
The Ariel will also make an excursion 10
City FONT today: leaving here at r. NJ,
The Tuesday and Thursday mo6nilghts
will be run this week al usual. On Tuesday
night, however. the excursion Will be under
the management OF the Grace-Slreet Bap-
list church.
The FIRST excursion to the Luray Caves
this season will take place over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road on the 9th OF this
month.
The Laurel-street Methodist Sunday
school propose having their annual picnic
this ear at Ashland Park on the 18th.
The Virginia Steamboat Company offer
low rates over Its line and Its connections
on the 18th an excursion goes TO Staun-
ton.
An excursion leaves the Danville depot
on Monday, 26th. for West Point. Music,
dancing. boating. fishing, &c.
The Sons and Daughters of Jerusalem VIII
go to Maiden's Adventure on the 18th.
An Excursion Seward.
Among the most pleasant OF the excur-
sion parties that left the city during tue
headed by Mr.. Augustine Royal and
ch0peroned by Mrs. Royal. for Cobo's
Island. BY the courtesy OF Hr &. II. Chaplin.
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, the
parry were provided with a special Pullman
buffet car to Newport News. There they
were taken on board OF the stea m-trg Vul-
can, which has been rentted and upnolster.
ed for excursion parties. They arrived at
Newport News on time, aud are now no
doubt enjoying the salt sea air OF Cobb's
Island.
The following are the names OF the ladies
and gentlen en- in the party: Messrs. Au-
gustine Royal, W. L. Gillian. X. |. Gillian,
George W. Warren. h. NJ. Qusrles. Peter J.
Crew, Russell Pemberton, g. \. Vashou. Jr..
K. 8 Rose, W. y. Gum, A. X. Gum. T.. V.
Taylor. and Orton, Mrs. Augustine Royal,
Misses Annie Bargamin and VI. L. String.
fellow, Mrs. George w. warren and chill
dren. Misses /. a. Peasants. V. VI. Plea.
SAINTS Resale Peasants Ann Shaw, and
Carrie Leftwicb. The party propose TO he
absent two weess. Mr. r. y. Taylor will
meet the Old Dominion Fishing and lscnt
Club. OF which he Is a member. At COBB s
Island. and enjoy the felicities OF their an,
nual cruise. Mr. Stephen McG. Fisher VIII
also be there TO tell the usual mariners
yarns"
Manchester.
Mr.. s. K. woodhn spent the 4th aud 9th
OF July with his family, who are visiting In
Charlottesville.
Miss Nemmie Morrissette will leave
Thursday next for Prince Edward county,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Maggie Johns. who has been spend
Ing some weeks with relatives and friends
here, will leave Saturday for G0ochand
county, where she will spend short while
before returning to her home, in Bucking-
ham.
The Chesterfield County Court meets to-
morrow.
Rev. 8. ]. Atkins, OF Prince Edward conn
ty. was in the city last week en- route for the
late residence OF his son James. In Ches-
ter1eld. who died Thursday OF typhoid
pneumonia.
Clarence Burton, ESQ, OF Maryland, for
merly OF this city, spent several days with
friends here last week.
The Presby terrain Sunday-school picnic.
which was postponed On account OF the
weather, will be given at Coal1eld Thurs
day.
Rev. William II. Christian, OF the Central
Methodist church, hiss returned from West
Conference. and Will I'LL his usual engage
ments to- day.
Miss Mary Turnbull, OF Petersburg, is
visiting friends here.
Rev. John ]. Clopton. OF the Meade-Me-
mortal church, has been indispOsed for sew.
eral weeks, but still attends TO his pastoral
duties.
Mr.. Ollie Moody, a fireman on one OF the
Danvile shining engines. who fell ThHs
oiiing his engine aud was badly hurt, IS
convalesC'ng.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist suu-
day. School Association OF Richmond AMI
Msncte sDer will be held ~ the Ciopion-
street church AT 4:l5 O'Clock this after
noon.
Star Of Hope Lodge Of Gond Templars wi;
have a picnic at Bon Air Tuesday the 20tu.
Rev. j. y. Robertson, OF the West-End
Meth Odist church, Is spending the summer
al the Red Sulphur Springs tor the benefit
OF his health. During MS absence bis pail
pit VIII he filed Ivy Rich Uonn ministers,
and the evening serv ,ces viii be held AT 4
instead OF at 3 u clock. Rev. q. II. Wiley
breaches this morning and Rev. j. {. Reed
this afternoon.
Rev. Thomas r. Reynolds. OF this city,
has been filling the pulpit OF the Broad
street Methodist church during the s'cio-
ness of the pastor, Rev. q. q. Bleisoe,
ID. u.
The Chesterfield Board OF Supervisors
will meet Tuesday 10 consider compromise
with the sureties OF = OOidIidge, late cOUn-
~ treasurer. and o provide for rebuilding
the bridges washed away by the recent high
water.
The financial condition of Chesterfield is
very good. she owes nothing has sl3. 900 Ia
hank, and all taxes are only 90 cents on the
500 worth OF property.
Rev. Preston g. Nash will preach at the
Meade-MemOrisl church tonight.
Rev. L. X. Thornhnl returned yesterday
from Prince Edward county. where he went
to attend the funeral OF SIR. Jimmie At
kins.
Mr., Perdue, president OF the City Coun-
ell. will announce the committees for the
next year at the next meeting, the second
Friday night In August.
Mr.. william \. Foster. OF Atlanta. Ga,
formerly Of this city, is on visit TO his
old home.
Mr.. Henry Motley. OF Honey Grove. Texas,
is home on visit after two years absence.
Miss Florence Powell. Of Goochiand cOun e.
ty, who has been visiting Mrs. II. +. Robin
son, left last Monday on visit 10 friends In
Richmond.
Mr.. Met Anderson, Of Richmond. spont
last Monday with his sister, Mrs. John Il.
Macmurdo.
Miss Fannie Gordon. OF Richmond, spent
last Monday with her friend Mrs. ~. b..
lsaacs.
w. &. Lefebre. Esq. OF Richmond. spent
the 9Th instant with his brother-in-iaw, W.
b. lsaacs, Esq, Of this place.
DR.. J. Hall Moore and family. OF Rich
mond. are spending the summer at Mrs. NJ.
l.. Casters.
Professor X. T.. Blackwell and family left
Tuesday on visit 10 friends and relatives
In Norfolk.
Mr.. Constable and family are boarding at
Mrs. If. L. Casters.
Miss Mamie Duncan left last Monday
night on visit 10 her uncle, DR.. David
duncan. Of Spertsnburg, 8. q.
Mr.. q. l.. McCraw left Thursday to visit
his brother In Henderson, y. G..
Mrs ID, G, Hin and Nastsr Charles nm
left Friday on an extended visit 10 rela-
tives In Petersburg.