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

for long time under the ca'e :" WV
tors.
Mia. Kate Hooper, Of Selma, Ala. Is y,s,s.
,ns N,ss Annie williams, 2o3 east ma'n
street.
u,.s Mary Mathews ~ visiting her aunt,
"a" coions, stokes, in Prince Edward
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Royster WIZ leate
the city this week TO speho sever" "'
In the country.
The driving on the boulevard a. the New
reservoir Is said 10 be more TINS seaso"
than ever before.
Misses Scott aud Gasssway have re.uIheu
70 the city after lengthy and deiigu"u' W
iourn In Baltimore.
Miss Anna Z. Neblett who has been
whiting her sister, Mrs. sidney Neo'e'''
has returned 10 her home.
MIR. John Hancock, assistant auditor OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, iei'
the city yesterday for Washington.
Miss Plummer, Of Petersburg, who
wo,ted upon Miss Jellis Scott at her mar
rage TO Mr.. Louis Rawlings last Wednes'
day night, has returned TO her home.
Miss Bessie Peterson, Of Matthews
county. who has been visiting friends IN
the city, will return to her home This week.
Misses Nettie Guerant. Lizzie Patterson,
and Estelle Courtney will leave for Provi-
dence, r. l., tomorrow with Major A. H.
Courtney.
Miss Bluma Abram. OF Rocky Mount,
N. C., who has been attending the Rich
mond Female Institute, left Tor Norfok
yesterday.
Rev. j. Il. Leu on, OF Botetourt county,
of late student OF the Rochester Teologi-
cal Seminary, New York, is visiting friends
in the city.
| Mr.. Thomas f. Bagby, Of Church Hull,
will leave to-day by the steamer Roanoke
for New York, where he will visit friends
for some time.
Misses Edwina and George johnson, OF
Powhatan county, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. DR.. Jacob Michaux, No. los north
Seventh street.
Miss Mamie Westman, OF Norfolk, who
has been attending school In stanton
during the winter, is spending few days
with friends IN the city.
Mr.. Eugene Hartsook, formerly OF this
city, now living in Texas, spent several
DAYS IN the city last week en- route to his
| mothers home; in Albemarle county.
w. W. Smith. secretary Of the Young
| Mems Christian Association OF Freeport,
! ILL.,, will lead the meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association this eve
ming at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. X. J.. DeLea has returned, after an
absence Of two years, to Richmond, where
he will make his headquarters in cduca-
tiOnal work. His friends will be glad to
welcome him TO bis old home.
Mrs. Julia L. Holloway has returned TO
the city after most pleasant visit TO her
| brother. Mr.. Taber, Of Wilmington, n. C.,
much improved in health. She is stopping
at No. zig south Jefferson street.
The ladies Of Cav-Street Baptist church
| will greatly enhance the pleasure OF the
| Richmond. College commencement by
| giving a lawn party on the campus each
evening after the exercises are over.
Elder r. ]. Spence delivered the address
of the evening Tuesday at the Bowling
| Green Academy. HIS subject was "The
Elements OF Success" and it was treated in
an entertaining and instructive style.
Eminent-C Commander J. II. Capers re-
ceived q package by express few days
AGO, marked dynamite" and on inspec-
| ton il was found to be quart OF mint
| julep which was made twenty years ago.
The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have put up gates where their tracks
cross Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
| This was a mucb-needed protection to peO-
| pie passing along those streets in vehicles.
| The contestants for the writers medal
| given by the literary societies TO the best
| article contributed to the college paper
have banded in their pieces 10 the judges,
| and expect TO hear from them in few
| days.
! Colonel NJ. l.. Spotswood is on crutcheS,
the result Of sprained ankle received
while walking along the Allegheny
track at Maiden's Adventure last Friday
night q week ago, at which place he was al
tending german.
Hon. William Lyme Wilson, member OF
| Congress from West Virginia, on his re-
turn from Hampden-Sidney College, where
be delivered the address before the gradu-
ating class, was the guest Of Mrs. DIR. ID.
W. Moselcy, Of CANDLES Hill.
William ii. Parker, Esq, who is general
| manager Of the ROckbridge Alum Springs,
| will leave Monday to take charge. Several
| cottages have been engaged, aud from pre-
sent appearances Il bids fair 10 DC pros
porous season at the Alum.
Miss Lena Kuhn was married to Mr..
Thomas Murdoch last Wednesday a. |
o'clock =. NJ. at Venable-Street Baptist
church. The bridal party took the north
ern. bound train and will visit several
northern cities before returning home.
Mss Fannie +. johnson, one Of Rich
mond's brightest and most popular young
ladies', Will accompany the Knights on their
pilgrimage to Providence, Il. l., after
which she will visit friends in New York
city and New Jersey.
The Misses Ross, who have been visiting
friends in Charlotte county, returned last
week and left for Lexington yesterday,
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Strother, TO attend
the commencement exercises OF the Nlr-
gnla Military Institute and Washington
| and Lee University.
Mrs. Richard j. Cooke, Of Kentucky,
with her niece, Miss Annie Munford. who
has been spending the winter with her SIS
ter, Mrs. William Rhett, in Columbus,
MISS, reached the city on the I'd, and are
now with Miss Muniord's mother, at 307
west Franklin street.
| Mis-. Minor, wife OF Judge L. y. MINOR,
OF San Jose, Cal, and daughter have been
the guests Of her niece, Mrs. Resale VIM
ston, for the week at the Linden House,
Second and Franklin, and express them
selves as much pleased with Virginia, even
in comparison 10 California.
Excelsior Assembly, No. 34SS, Knights OF
Labor, have changed their place OF meeting
from Thol's Hall, west Broad street to FL
let's Hall, corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
The change has been made necessary in or.
der TO get more commodiOus place TO ac-
commodate the large and increasing men,
bership OF this Assembly.
Mr.. Frank b. Isaacs, who was so serious
ly injured near Reidsyile, N. c., on the
Sd instant, is steadily improving. This
will be gratifying intelligence TO his many
friends and the friends Of his fathers
family. They have all received evidences
from this entire community Of the interest
taken in his case and expressions OF its
warmest sympathy.
The following from the Omaha World
refers TO a gentleman very well known
here: "Lieutenant-Co Colonel Horace Il.
Burnham, who has been for a long time
Judge advocate OF the Department Of the
Platte, Is promoted TO Judge advocate OF
the Division Of the Pacific aud Department