Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-03

Mr. george AnaTeWs mas ielt TOT
his home, Atlanta, Ga.
Charlottesville.
Miss Maggie Harris, Of Covesville,
has been spending few days with
friends in Charlottesville.
Miss Ella Smithson, University OF
Virginia, il visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Miss Mary Smith, Of Corea. has been
very i'll for week, but is reported to
be better.
DR.. J. Baxter Emerson, Of New
York city, is at his old home, near the
University.
II. L. Lyman, ESQ.,, of this county,
has been chosen vice-president Of the
American Pathological Association.
Miss Lizzie Shumate, of Lynchburg,
formerly Of this place, is the guest OF
Miss Nita Massie, at the University Of
Virginia.
Mrs. James Beckham, Of Culpeper
county, spent a few days Of the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. @. Flanagan.
NJ. s. Macon, of Louisiana, e rela-
tive of the Virginia family Of that name,
has been chosen editor-in-chief Of the
University Magazine.
Miss Hettie Mckenzie is in Wash
ington on visit, having accompanied
her sister, MISS Annie, on her return
after the holidays to her duties in the
Treasury.
Messrs. E. p. Valentine, NJ. c. Pat
terson, Charles Puryear, all Of Rich.
mond, have been at the University
during the past week reviving college
friendships.
Miss Lou Brennan, formerly Of Char
lottesville, but now Of Hinton, W. Va,
spent the holidays here, dividing her
time between the families of Professor
Stone, Judge Cochran, and others.
Mr.. o. NJ. Styron, a student Of the
University of Virginia from Norfolk
county, has been forced to return home
by the condition Of his eyes, which in
terfered with the successful prosecution
of his studies.
Mr.. James Alexander, who recently
received painful injuries by falling
down the stairs at the residence Of his
son-in-law, ii. II. George, is doing well.
MIR. Alexander has reached the ad-
vanced age Of eighty-four.
Mrs. Minna DuBrutss and her little
son, who have been spending the sum-
,mer and fall with Oscar Reierson. Esq.
will return to their home in Oakland,
Cal. The state Of Mrs. DuBrutes's
health requires her speedy return to a
nilder climate.
Norfolk.
C. C. Hinton, of Lynchburg, is at the
Purcell.
u. C. Rowe, Esq, Of Richmond, is
at the Purcell.
Mss Lille Goodwin, Of Portsmouth,
is visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Robins, ef Texas, is
visiting Miss Martin, on Duke street.
Captain 0smond Peters, one Of our
popular hal bor-masters, is severely i'll.
L. b. Allen, ESQ.,, has been appointed
Commonwealth's attorney OF Norfolk
county.
Commodore o. G. Badger and wife
have returned to New York from a
weeks visit here.
Miss Maria Lamb, of New Market,
Va. is visiting Mrs. W. W. Chamber
laine, on Butte street.
Colonel James Forney, commanding
the barracks at the yard, returned to-
day from Philadelphia.
Commodore TruKton, commanding
the navy-yard, was " at home -" to his
friends on New-Year's.
Mrs. Garock, of Pulaski, is visiting
Mrs. George Reid, on Main street and
Miss Tanner, of Petersburg, Mrs.
Wake, on Boush street.
R. Leigh Worsely, Esq, cotton ex-
porter, of this city. sailed for Europe
Thursday on the Alaska.
Mr.. John L. HattOn, of the Coast
Survey Office in Washington, is visiting
his parents in Portsmouth.
Captin Thomas Crellin, the Under
writer's agent here, continues slowly
sinking from his stroke of paralysis.
Baldwin Day, Esq, of Warrenton,
Va, is stopping at the Atlantic, and c.
W. Crump, Of King William, at the Yir-
ginia Hotel.
Professor Sumpter Smith, of Bethel
Academy, Fauquier county, is stopping
with his uncle, Rev. j. d. Blackwell,
d. d., in Portsmouth.
Miss Lucie Gurley, daughter Of DR..
Gurley, Of this city, is visiting Mrs.
John Hines, in Suffolk, and reporter
there pronOunces her captivating.
Lieutenant II. III. Coston, United
States Marine Corps, returned to his
home here Friday, and reports for
duty at the yard barracks Monday.
Rev. Joseph G. Lennon, of the Viz
ginia Conference, who has been here
spending the holidays, left this MORN
ing for his charge at Roanoke Island.
First-Lieutenant George F. Elliott,
United States Marine Corps, leaves
here to take charge Of the guard on the
United States ship Juniata at New
York
Rev. R. W. Cridlin resigned yesterday
as superintendent of the Portsmouth
Orphan Asylum. He removed to Bran
bleton where he is pastor of the Baptist
church.
Naval-Constructor George r. Boush |
will be assigned to duty at this yard
on Monday to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of Constructor
Mallett.
Rev. DR.. j. d. Blackwell, Of the
Virginia Conference, stationed in Ports
has been called to Fauquier
county by the severe illness Of his
brother.
DR.. Henry Cook, Of this city, Of the