Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-27

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tr.ct,ns PARTIES. Rev. DR.. Paul whitehe al
-nrduc1ed the ceremony. After receiving
The rorgntulstions OF . large number OF
friends the happy couple left for Baltimore.
Danvfils.
Mr.. Ernest Griffin. OF Petersburg, Is In the
city.
Captain Harry Woody Is in AsheviIls.
NO.
Mr.. @. p. Talbot has gone to the Hot
Springs.
Miss Lille Wright. Of Richmond, IL visit
ing her sister. Ms. @. W. Throckmorton.
Miss putney. of Richmond. and Miss Fer
rell, Of this city, have gone to Martissvills
on visit.
Judge Blackwell, Mrs. bergman Green,
and several other Danville people are at
Patrick Springs.
Mr.. John w. Carter. prominent Young
lawyer OF Martinsville, passed through the
city to-day with his bride. He was mar
ried some days ago TO lady In Salem, va.
Charlottesville.
General and Mrs. Rosser are going to MIN
nea polls early this week on short visit.
DR.. Lawrence Flanagan has gone to the
Cold sulphur Springs as resident physician.
Mr.. Louis T. Hanckel has been made
chairman OF the Democratic organization
OF the county.
Rev. w. w. Owens, OF Savannah. Ga, Is
At the University renewing old assoc ietions
among fellow. alumni.
Mr.. Oscar Reierson has returned from
New York city. and Miss Stella Reterson
from New Orleans, where she has been the
past year.
A tournament was held at Mr.. Black
wells, near Rio. yesterday, at which large
crowd was present. Mr. Can't hammer, o,
crowned as Queen Miss Lizzie Niche,
daughter Ct MIR. II. Clay Niche. Mr. Horace
Garth crowned Miss Josie Blackwell as nrst
maid Of honor, Mr.. David Carr crowned
Miss Woodward az second maid OF honor,
and Mr.. Bibb crowned Miss Virginia ToRp-
kins as third maid OF honor. An address
was delivered by Senator Wingneld. AT
night ball followed, which WAS opened by
the royal set. The festivities continued I'M
I'll daybyeak to-day.
Hampton.
Misses Bette White and Laura Scott are
home from school.
Mrs. J. X. Mcdowell has returned from
her visit to Pennsylvania-
Judge Henley will be here on Tuesday TO
enter some chancery orders.
Mrs. C. Adams, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Z. King.
Mrs. Phoe,us will have handsome resi-
depce erected at "ReselaDd" in short
time.
Bishop white VIII ordasn Rev. Mr..
Meade 10 the priestb God in st. JOhn's church
on Tuesday next.
Mr.. c. II. Fernald. one OF our most popular
young men, has LEFT for Maiden. Mass, to
make his home there.
Rev. Mr.. Meade was In Baltimore this
week consulting Dr. Chisholm In regard TO
q trouble in one OF his eyes.
Mr.. James Cunningham and Miss Susie
Scott were mar led ut the BAPTIST church
here on "Wednesday evening.
Rev. p. +. August who has been visiting
friends in the county and town for several
weeks, left for Williamsburg on yesterday
afternoon.
Afr. T. w. Keaton was married In Wash
ington on "Wednesday to Miss Mary Lou
Simpson, OF that city. lie returned home
with his bride the next day.
Nhs Annie Schermerhorn, daughter Of
CAPTAIN George Schermerhorn, has been
presented with gold medal by her teacher
for proficiency In studies and good conduct.
Williamsburg.
Miss Mary King, OF Norfolk, is visiting
Miss Pet Lee.
sIYs. A. w. Emley, Of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Captain Robert A. Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Redwood, OF Henrico
county, are stopping at the CITY Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Calhoun Slater have re-
turned from their northern bridal tour.
Major II. f. shortlng will on the LIST OF
July become resident OF jamestown.
Mrs. l.. VI. Bell and Miss Mary Blair. OF
ColUmbu Miss, are visiting friends here.
Mss. James Purcell, OF Richmond. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henley /. Jones.
Mrs. Talbot Sweeney, OF Portsmouth. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henley Swee-
ney.
Miss Ella Moncure, who has been attend
Ingschool in Rich moud, has returned home
for the summer.
Mrs. Beverly Scott and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Scott, left yesterday on Visit TO
friends at Bon Air.
Mr. W. W. Yes. and daughter. Miss willie.
will Leave shortly for the Allegheny springs.
Montgomery county.
Mrs. Dr. John Clopton. who has been visit
ing la James city, has returned, mu h
pleased With her trip.
Miss Annie Mathis, Of NeidenoUrg, Prus-
.sla, Is here visiting her uncle anu aunt
Mr.. aid llrs. Bukoizer.
Mr. william Carneal. OF Richmond. has
been given the contract for replsstering
Christ Episcopal church.
Edward p. Cole, Esq. and family, OF San
Francisco. Cal, formerly OF this place, are
expected here in the next two weeks.
Mr.. Parke Slater. a much respected Old
citizen, still continues in an extremely tee
BILE condition, with little or no hope OF re-
coveIy.
Mrs. 5. C. L. Taylor, OF Baltimore. who
was for some years connected with tae
State Insane Asyium.is visiting Or. JOhn
Ciopton.
Those Interested in organizing a military
company here will meet at the court house
next Friday night 20 take the initial steps
towards perfecting the movement.
The people generally, without regard TO
re lgious denoIni nation. are highly peased
that the Rev. 4. n. Burch. OF the Episcopal
church has refused to accept a call recently
extended him from Maryland.
Miss Emily Helsa-. OF New York, Mrs
Richard Tunstall. OF Norfolk. and Mrs.
Frank Brown, OF jamestown. VINO were
last week the guestscf Mr.. and lrs. Cnarles
". Coleman. have returned.
Mr.. f. II. Cloves, the travelling agent Of
Che Eastern Insane Asylum, reports that
quite a number OF patients are being re-
ccived at ne Asylum, many ofthem coming
from the western part the state.
The Rev. f. A. Davis. e. the Methodist
Church. died here last week, in The seventy
thiIi year OF his age. forty years 81
which had been spent In the ministry. lie
was a native OF CuIpep per comfy and had
been on the superannuated list for some
years.
The Masonic fraternity celebrated ST.
John Cay by an elegantly. prepared din
uer at the residence ~ Captain James
Townsend, on York river. Tho day was
most pleasantly spent by the brotherhood,
who took all the saltwater deiEacles in
every degEee.
A most delightful time was had last
Thursday at Durteys mill-pond by party
OF Young people on pic. mic excursion.
Among The ladies who graced the occasion
with their presence were Misses Pet Lee.
Jennie Morecock. Leila Harrison. Lille
AontejTo, Maud honcure, and Misses KING
Of Norfolk.
Pesersburg.
Mrs. ]. A. Sloppy. an aged ard respected
lady, Is quite Ill.
Miss Long. OF Weldon. N. c., is visiting
Mrs. Julia Nichols.
Miss Belle Holland, OF Norfolk, IL visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Emma G. Drummond is visiting
relatives in Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.. Joseph Bachelor, OF Raleigh, n. c., IS
the guest OF MIR. ". 4. Plummer.
Miss Douther. OF Winchester. Va. is the
guest Of Miss Hester Leavenworth.