Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
rro 0rcHMoND DIsPArCH--sUNDAY. NAY 80. 1886.

the guard on the United States steamship
Essex, at New York.
Rev. r. W. Cridlin, OF Brambletou, Wis
tied Fredericksburg several days this
week.
Miss War6eld, OF New York, who spent
tbc vinter with Mrs Lieutenant r. Il. Nj.
Brown at the Atlantic Hotel, returned home
yesterday.
Lieutenant II. osterhaus, United States
navy, who married Miss Higgins, OF Nor
folk, has been ordered TO the nayy-yard LOT
three years.
Cadet Daniel j. Ainsworth, OF Ports
mouth, OF the United States revenue SER
vice, Is ordered up to-day for examination
for promotion.
Captain Frank Howes, commanding the
Boston steamship Decatur II. Miller, enter
tanned q large party OF friends at Ocean
View yesterday.
The Academy OF Music was crowded
last night by the friends OF the Young
Mems Christian Association 10 witness the
first gymnastic exhibition OF the Associa-
ton.
Mrs. CAST, wife OF nspector-of-Boilers
John W. cast, left Thursday to spend
month with the family OF CiyilEngineer
p. c. Asserson, at the New York navy
yard.
A number OF young ladies OF Norfolk
have formed an association TO help the
building fund OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, TO be known as "The
Irvine Auxiliary"
Colonel Bailey Brown, OF the Eastern
Virqinian, Of Drummondt0wn, and also
attorney for the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad, was in the city sew
eral days this week.
DIR. John ID. Vincil. Of ST. Louis, Grand
Secretary Of the Masonic Order. oil Mis-
sour, is stopping at the Purcell House on
a several weeks visit TO Norfolk. DR.. VIM
ell is Virginian by birth.
Passed Assistant Engineer Wythe NJ.
Parks, OF the flagship Tennessee, who has
been home on a weeks leave OF absence,
leaves tonight for New York, to reioin BIS
ship. Mrs. Parks accompanies him.
Rev. J. F. Reese, OF Trinity Episcopal
church. and Rev. +. NJ. Edwards. OF the
Methodist Church, have been selected TO
deliver addresses on the occasion OF the
closing exercises OF the Portsmouth public
schools.
williamsburg.
Captain Robert A. Bright was visiting in
Richmond last week.
Or. DalrympIe, Of Baltimore, spent seye-
raj days here last week.
Rev. st. George Abrams and wife are
visiting friends IN Hampton.
Judge W. G. W. Farthing, OF james City
county, was In town Thursday.
Rev. u. VI. Cooper and lady, OF Detroit,
Mich, are spending several days here.
Mr.. Charles W. Coleman, Jr., is visiting
Mr.. Douglas Bruce, Of Charlotte county.
Mr.. Henry II. Smith. who has been absent
for some weeks in New York, has re-
turned.
Miss Bette Il. Henley is visiting Alex
andria, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. ;.
Windsor.
Mcs>rs. Sidney smith and NJ. r. IIarrell
attended the races at Gloucester Court
house last week.
Rev. Francis VI. Burch, Of the Episcopal
church, is absent from town visiting friends
in II. Mary's county, Md.
Miss Lalah Batteu. Of Suffolk. who has
been visiting Misses Cora and Estelle smith,
returned home yesterday.
Rev. r. y. Potts was in Richmond for
several days last week attending the ses-
,lons Of the Methodist Conference.
Mrs. f. b. Tucker and Master Crump
Tucker, Of Governor street, Richmond,
are willing the Misses Garrett here.
Mrs. Isabella sully and Miss Virginia
Sully, Of Richmond, are the guests Of 7.
Montague Thompson, ESD on Palace
street.
Misses Leila Harrison and Bette BraX-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. John Spencer,
spent very pleasant time last week In the
county.
Mr.. c. II. Harris, the asylum official who
some time ago sustained fracture OF the
leg by the Kick Of a horse, is out on
crutcheS.
Miss Leila Harrison and Miss Bette II.
RraXton, OF New Kent County, were last
week the guests Oh MI. anu -hIH' -. =
scott at their summer residence ashort dis
lance from town.
Thomas. Newman, Esq, treasurer OF
York county, reports that he has not had a
coupon rendered him for taxes since he
has been treasurer. He has held the Office
for three years.
Rev. William r. SABINE and William d.
Lent. ESD, Of New York, were in town
Last week with a large number Of friends
Sightseeing. The party came in 4 special
car OF the Pcnnsy lyania Company.
Quite q large number Of people gathered
at the depot Thursday evening to see Coy
ernor Lee, who was on the train en- route 10
Hampton; but the Governor was sitting on
the opposite side Of the car, and but few
caught glimpse Of him.