Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

| Miss Lizzie Putney left yesterday to
visit friends in Danville and Martins
vile.
Miss Isabel Jacob, who has been visit
inc friends in Danville, has returned
home.
Mr.. W. J. johnson left yesterday
for the White Sulphur to spend .
month.
Miss Mary Deane Scott gave very
enjoyable picnic to their friends yes
terdsy.
Colonel Joe Lane Stern will spend
several weeks at the White Sulphur
Springs.
Rev. A. NJ. Christie, Of Dundee,
Scotland, will preach to-day at the Bon
Air church.
Miss Pretlow, Of Surry county, is
visiting Miss Mary Hankins, Of west
Grace street.
Miss Mary Eldridge, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned
home last week.
DR.. William z. Hatcher will preach
at the Soldiers Home Sunday evening
at half-past o'clock.
Miss Maxwell, Of Nashville, Tenn,
will visit Miss Hattie Tanner, Of south
Third street, this week.
Mr.. John F. T. Anderson and family,
of west Franklin street, will be at Ork-
ney Springs this summer.
Miss Sallie L. Antrim will leave in
few days to spend the summer on the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Palmer and family will
spend the summer at their summer
residence, in Nelson county.
Mr.. George B. McAdams and family,
of 10l east Franklin street, speak Of
summering at Orkney Springs.
Mr.. Alex. Cameron and family will
spend the summer at their elegant sum-
mer residence, near Gordonsville.
Miss Mary E. Hanes, Of Cumber-
land county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Chamberlayne, 6l3 east Main street.
Mr.. James Gwatkins and wife nee
Weisiger, Of New York. are the guests Of
Mrs. Gwatkins, 10l4 east Broad street.
Misses Bessie and Lucy Wallace, two
Of Richmonds most popular young
ladies, left Thursday for Bristol, Tenn.
Miss Mamie Gwatkins, of east Broad
street, will leave this week to visit her
friend Miss Chamberlayne, in Norfolk
city.
Miss Nettie 7. Mitchell, who has
been on a visit to her friends in Dab
lonega, Ca, returned to the city last
week.
Mrs. W. E. Boggs, Of Baltimore, is
in the city visiting her relative, Mrs.
W. |. Harwood, No. 7l2 east Franklin
street.
Mrs. Charles Davenport and family
are speaking Of spending the summer
at either the Allegheny or Orkney
Springs.
Misses Fannie and Hettie Haley, Of
this city, left last Wednesday for
Lynchburg, where they will spend their
summer vacation.
Mrs. P. L. Gallager, formerly of
Richmond, but now living in Bing-
hamton, N. Y, is on visit to her
relatives in the city.
Mr.. Isaac Kaufman, of Kaufman &
Co., will sail for Europe on Thursday the
oath of June, to be absent three months
visiting his old home, in Germany.
Mrs. Jennie Deane Dawson, who has
been quite i'll at her fathers residence
(Mr. John Bowers, is much better,
and will leave soon for her future home,
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Sallic E. Huffman and grand
daughter, Floyd Alvey, left the city |
yesterday evening for James City, to
spend few weeks with Mrs. DR..
UeOISe uanhinS.
Mr.. L. B. Tatum and wife will leave
this week for Old Point, and from there
leave for Cape May, spending two
weeks. and the remainder Of the sum-
mer at Harrisonburg.
Miss I. c. Blackman, Of Augusta,
Me-, who has won distinction here by |
her skill in music, visited her friends in |
the city last week. She is now visiting
friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. John j. SPOTS and Miss Con-
ME Spots are in New York, and will
remain a month. On their return they
will spend the month OF August in the
mountains of Virginia.
There was a pleasant picnic at
Young's pond yesterday, given by
Misses Pizzini, Wood, and Warren.
Boating, fishing, dancing, &C., were the
amusements of the day.
Miss 0rie L. Hatcher, the accom-
plished daughter of Dr.W. L. Hatcher,
No. COS west Grace street, has returned
to her home after a very successful
session at Vassar College.
Mrs. Edward Cohen and family will
leave in a few days for Old Point.
From there they will 60 to Capon
Springs, and on their return home will
stop at the Natural Bridge.
Miss Bessie Tyler is on a visit to her
friend, Miss Jennie Croxton, of Tappa-
hammock and from there goes to spend
the summer with Mrs. Judge Garrett,
at Ben Lomond, Essex county.
In the list Of graduates at Hollins
Institute is the name of Miss Nellie T.
Dickinson, daughter of DR.. A. Z. Dick
inson, Of this city. She received di-
plomas in Latin, French, Mathematics,
and English Literature.
The only son of Mr.. G. P. Stokes
was christened at st. Paul's church
last Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
After the ceremony many friends of
the family were entertained at Mr..
Stokes's residence, on Marshall street.
Misses Lucy and Jessie Kemper,
the daughters Of Ex-Governor Kemper,
of Orange county, left for their home
yesterday. They have made many
friends in Richmond during THAR sas-