Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-15

street spent several days in Dsnviile last
week.
u,s. Ellen r.. Cole. after pleasant sojourn
.,sra saasld 81 OF Virginia and trip up 10
Pc whatan. hes returned home.
,,,s,es eertie and Lula Ferguson. Of Bal
t,faore. are visiting their many relations
in the city.
u,,. sue Williams, of Chesterfield. who has
been amending some time Win relatives
ere, has returned home.
Mrs. NJ. Granger and daughter viii re-
tnrn 10 the city Tuesday rom norfolk,
ocean View, and Virginia beaon.
Mr.. X. Lewis Dibrell, OF pibrell Brothers
Dapville. left for home yesterday AFTERNOON
after visit oftwo days 10 tue Guy.
Mr.. George l.. Andrews and daughter.
Miss Florence. OF WssninE.on, a'e ~ pfes'
emf the guests OF Mrs William IL. White.
Mrs. 8, A. Walker; who ,,, has BE been visiting
Der brother, OF PORTSMOUTH va returneo
10 the city yesterday.
Mrs John II. Pockington and child. who
for several weeks have been visiting In
Washington, Will return home this week.
carta,n Richmond l.. Christian has re-
turned from n delightful visit 10 his Iela-
lives In Charles City county.
Mrs. !. Hutzler, who has been visiting
her sister IN iladelpnls IL now the guest
OF Mrs Joe Kahn, of Harrisburg.
Miss Jane woodcock and Misses Kate and
pearI Miller. OF Sidney, left yesterday TO
visit relatives in Charles City cosnty.
Miss Lille W. Braucr. 1928 east venable
street left Wednesday evening for Louisa
county to spend two weeks with friends.
Miss Jennie Bailey, Of north Twenty.nrh
street, will leave this week for Norfolk
county to visit friends.
Mrs. s. Hunter. with her sister, Mrs. Alice
N. Tyler, has been spending several weeks
at the Warm Springs, Bath county.
Lieutenant J. l.. Gregory. who has been
staying in Ashland for several days past.
has returned. home much improved in
health.
Mrs. r. II. VIII itlock left for the White
yesterday. where her sister, Miss FORD, VINO
is now at Capon Springs, will Join her In
few days.
Miss Alice Anderson has returned from q
visit TO her friends. Miss Belle Easton nd
Captain !. &. Kuhn and family, OF Char.
lottesyllle.
Miss Janey Bsgley, OF King and Queen.
passed Though the city last week. return.
ing home from a visit TO friends in Louisa.
Mr.. T. NJ. Hundley, OF s04 east Leigh
street. has returned home after a delightful
visit TO friends In Essex and King and
Queen counties.
Mrs. Thomas Christian and daughter are
spending the summer with her fathers
famik, in Detroit and will not return until
the middle OF October.
Miss Annie Christian has returned home
after an absence OF q month visiting her
sister. Mrs. John G.. Livezey, OF Newport
News, and other friends at the seashore.
After n delightful trip 10 Old Point and
vicinity, Miss Mary NJ. Meanley has returned
home and IL now stopping with her little
friend, Miss Annie Christian. OF east Broad
street.
DIR. Hatcher yesterday afternoon returned
from the Eastern Shore Of Virginia. where
he has been attending the Accomack a $50
citation, and will fiji his pulpit this morning.
Mrs. II. A. Staiars and her son Willie.
of No 2O4 east Clay street. have gone on
weeks visit TO Natural Bridge and the
caverns OF Luray.
Mis- Eva NJ. Rady, OF 204 east Clay street.
is with her friend, Miss Irene Seay. at the
"Melrose Mansion " OF Colonel Jack Seay,
FluVanna county.
Mr.. William Walker (son OF X. +. Walker),
OF Richmond. has been appointed baggage
master and express messenger on the Nor
folk and Western railroad.
Miss Emma Batcheller leaves on the 18th
on visit 10 Louisburg. W. Va. From there
she goes TO the old White Sulphur, TO re-
main until October.
Mr. Brown and wife, OF Blackvile. s. c.,
and Dr. Beerwald and wife. OF Phlladel-
ph a, Penn. are stopping with their bro
iher in-law, Myer Cohen, north Ninth
stIeei.
Miss Lizzie Wilburn. Of Amherst Court
house. and Mr.. Willie Wilburn, OF Pittsylva-
MIA county, and Mis- Mollie MeGte, OF Rich
uord. are the guests OF Miss Leila NJ. Will
bum, Of Sherwood" Henrlco county.
ST. PAUL's sUNDAY.sCHooL PfC-NIc'.
(FOr the Dispatch.l
81. Paul's young folks on Friday went
TO Norwood Park on Pleasure bent,
with Mr. OraVatt. assistant rector,
AS Captain. General and protector,
Ard ladies from the congregation
To chaVeTOn the gay occasion.
At o O'Clock (rain Notwithstanding
The little steamer left her landing,
While merry lads and lassies rent
The air with cheers as oil she went.
Ard half hundred midnight squallers
Howled wildly In the Norwood's parlors.
AS down the stream the steamer hled,
swiftly and smoothly on the tide,
Professor ReinhRrdt Jake the naughty
Presided a. the piapner-forty,"
rs Mr. q. s express desired
While severe, members g. lie choir
"A "scratch " qUartette, did sweetly raise
MelodlOus hymns and sacred lays.
Reaching al 10 O'Clock the park,
They al did quickly dlsembark.
Then ale and romped, and rompedand ate,
TIL all had added 10 their weight.
The boys, OF course, (the old, Old story)
Covered themselves with grease and CORY.
when night came Gown las come IL VIII,
To save the doctors little billl
They all came home. vOwing mat they
Had spent most delightful day. JEFE.
s'Twss ore OF the choir (whom wen muir
cerat signt
Left This at our door IN the dead OF the
night.
Excavations. Pic. Mics. DC.
To-day the steamers ARIEL and Norwood
will make their usual excursions 10 City
Point The Norwood leave s al 10 A. NJ. aud
returns about 6 L. NJ. The Ariel leaves at
y. NJ. and eturns at 6. Music and refresh
ments OH both boats
Tonight the "Old Boys will run an ex-
cui sion Train 10 Washington. A large crowd
Will no doubt make use OF this opportunity
10 visit the capital Of the country.
The TUE sdsy moonlight excursion OF the
Ariel will be under the management OF
Rescue Lodge. No. $50. !. .. q. L. Music,
dancing, and refreshments.
Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythtas, Will
run an excursion to West Point on the 23d.
A band of music will be on the excursion.
The following is the Committee OF Arrange
ments: 4. 4. McCaoe, Joseph T.. Allen.
William A. Dickerson, h. IL. Ferguson, aud
w. J.. smith.
On the 2Sth OF August saturday nlgnD
the Elks propose 10 run an excursion ria
the Chesapeake and Ohio road TO Norfolk.
The train leaves at 1880 o'clock; return
ing. leaves Norfolk at IL o'clock on the
night OF the 29th.
The last excursion Of the season 10 Wash
ington, probably, will be run on the night
Of the 18th of September, under the aus
pices OF the veteran eXcursionists, Messrs.
Thompson. Clash & Co.
loung's pond has now been restored, and
the place is In good order for picnic par.
ties.
RfchmondeFs nj Summer Resorts.
The following Is a list Of arrivals OF Rich
moud people at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va, from August 9th 10 l3tn:
c. ID. LanEhOrne and family. w. r. Dennis.
A. p. Dennis, II. &. Chamblin, Miss Bessie
Lay, Thomas Rollipg, Jr.. William ii. ALI.
son. Miss Cox, h. ID. Christian, Charming NJ.
Bolton, T. NJ. Foster NJ. Hessburg, ID. Nc
Donal1. Mis-. W. w. Gordon. Miss Fannie
GORDON Mrs. Edward Mayo, w. o. War
then, W. Fred. Peasants T.. Il. Antrim, Miss
Annie Williams. Miss Roddy, NIs. Lewis
Webb, Mrs. Fred X. scott. Fred. W. Scott
r. A. Davenport, Thomas n. Carter, Ber-
nard Peyton, Jr, William 4. sparrow, II.
L. Cabell, Page McCarty A. Blair
Motby, b. II. Grundy. Decatur Axtell
S. II. Bowman, X. NJ. Mclntiro, W. 7. Rich
ardson. Thomas Atkinson, Byrd Warwick
and wife, A. s. Buford. Mrs Ellen w. Per-
rim, j. q. Cottrell and wife, George 3. Cary,
George G. Scott. Mrs. 4. A. Biander, h.
Ward, Jr., Dr. George Ross. N. i. Montague,
DR.. X II. Cunningham; Mrs. James Lyons
child, and maid, George w. Mayo and wife,
Miss Julia Mayo, X. l.. Maury. Charles
rtfipgfellow, w. &. Knight w. W. Tinsley,