Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
STATE PERSONALS.
WHAT Is GOING ON IN NEiGHsoR'
HOOD SOCIETY.
Ashland, Norfolk, Petersburg, and re
Ancien. Capital Notes and Gossip
and Happenings.
AsnIaufd.

an extended Visit to relatives In Goochland
county.
MIR. n. Irwin Scott. who has been at
| school at "Pantops" Academy, Is home
| for the summer HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. Mills, OF Norfolk, Is visiting her
| father. John l.. Woodson, ESQ.
MIR. J. Ryland Fleet and family have re-
turned home after an extended visit 10
| relatives In King and Queen county.
Mr.. Bascom Crensbaw, who has been
STUDENT OF Johns Hopkins University,
| baltimore, has returned home to spend his
vacation.
Mr.. Benton Narye has returned home
nom Wilmington, Del, where he was con-
neeled with an engineering corps.
Miss Hattie Porter. who has been teach
| ing school in Cumberland county, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. John ID. Owens. of Wakefield, Surry
county, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. q. Z.
StebbiDs.
CAPTAIN Andrew Pizzini and family are
registered At the Brinton House.
Mr.. Met. Macmurdo and family, OF Dan
vile, are visiting their brother, John II.
MacmuFdO, Esq.
Mr.. John DabnPy and family, OF Rich
mopd, are spending the summer at the
Ashland Hotel.
Mis-. Huizler and son Henry, OF Rich
mond, are boarding at Mr.. ID. j. Cars.
Misses Boyden and smith, Of Salisbury,
| n. c.. are visiting Miss Fannie X. Leake.
The commencement exercises OF the
Hanover Female Institute will take place
on Tomorrow night at the Brinton House.
Misses Susie Mcdowell. Fannie Ely
SOP, Page, Pleasants. and Austin, all OF
Richmond, were at the dance given Fri
day night 10y the ladies OF Ashland.
There was q concert aud feast last Thurs
day night % i OIcst-Groye church, at which
there were many ladies and gentlemen pre-
sent from Ashland.
Norfork and Portsmouth.
Mr. Smith n. Brickhouse, OF this city, is
visiting Boston.
Miss Marion Murdaugh returned yester.
day from visiting New York and Washing
ton.
Colonel George A. Martin returned TO-
day from three.day's visit to Richmond.
Mr.. Henry +. Orr returned to-day from
a twO-wet ks' visit TO Surry county.
Major w. Roy Roberts is again seriously
i'll at his residence. on Bermuda street.
Mr.. James W. Campbell qualified yester-
day az deputy clerk of the Corporation
Court.
The Countess Zollc0Ger, former resi-
dent, is visiting Norfolk and stopping at
the Purcell House.
Mr.. ID. W. Baleniine, Of Portsmouth, re-
turned to-day from attending the annual
session Of the Car. Builders Association at
Niagara Falls.
Miss Jennie Blamire has returned from
Two weeks visit TO her cousin, Miss Lula
Mcclure, in Suffolk.
Colonel William b. Rogers was elected
q member Of the Common Council on
Thursday night TO fill vacancy.
Miss Matte Dickerson, of Portsmouth,
left yesterday for Calhoun, Ga, to spend
several months with her sister, Mrs. Colo.
mel Boaz.
Rev. Father HAYDEN and Mr.. Peter Hay
den, OF New York, were the guests OF Mr..
John VI. O'COnnOr, in Portsmouth, during
the week.
Mr.. Wesley Blogg, well known in base
ball circles in Norfolk and Richmond, is
again in the field.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Scott, Of Eastville, North
ampton county, was in the city all the week.
General John A. Tidball, commlndant
at Fort Monroe, spent several days OF. this
week in Norfolk.
DIR. Frank p. Webster qualified before
the Corporation Court yesterday as a men,
Der Of the Board Of Medical Examiners OF
this city.
Rev. DIR. Leonidas Rosser, Of the Var
ginia Conference, now stationed at Oman
cock, arrived here Saturday morning TO
spend week with relations in Ports
mouth.
Miss Mary Epps and sister, daughters Of
DR.. Epps. OF City Point, are visiting Mrs.
L. A. Jordan on Precursor street.
Mr.. NJ. McComb, Of Buffalo, y. Y. is
the guest OF Mr.. j. DHmus, OF Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Richard Barnes, cotton exporter Of
this city, left for New York yesterday, and
sailed to-day on the Baltic for Liverpool,
to return in September.
Mr.. James w. Reed and wife, OF Ports
mouth, have gone TO New York for "a
month.
Mrs. DR.. Hope, of Portsmouth, is visit
| ing at Suffolk Female Institute.
Rev. +. f. Reese, rector of Trinity
| church, returned this morning from a
weeks visit to Baltimore. where he attend
ed the wedding of his sister.
Mr. IL. G. Sales, of Portsmouth, who was
dangerously hurt by falling from roof, is
| thought to be better.
Mr.. Charles X. Boush, OF the flagship
Tennessee, is visiting his mother, in Bram-
| bleton.
| Miss Mary Compton, on County street,
| Portsmouth, fell down a stairway Thurs
| day and broke her coilar-bone.
| Judge L. r. Watts and wife returned
| Thursday from two weeks visit to Phila-
| delphia.
Mr.. James L. Williams, OF Portsmouth,
is dangerously i'll at Rosedale, n. G..
Surgeon G. W. Rush, United States navy,
! and wife. of City Point, visited Norfolk
several days this week.
MIR. Brainard Taggart, OF this city, led
| to the altar Miss Emile Brainard. daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. s. w. Brainard, OF Brooklyn,
| n. Y, on Thursday night.
Mr.. NJ. McKevitt and family are spend
ing few days in Washington.
Miss Maggie Chewing, of Charlottes-
! vile, and Mrs. +. q. Chewing, OF Oxford,
| n. c., are on visit to their sister, Mrs.
Or. G. w. Wallace, in Berkeley.
Mr.. Solomon Key, Of Nassau, W. l.,
formerly Of Berkeley. Is visiting his old
! home and friends for month.
| Mr.. James McNair Wright, OF the signal
service. who has been stationed here for a
year, has resigned the service TO 90 In other
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Hoff, OF Rich
mond, are stopping at Judge Blows MRS.
lioff's father, on Duke street. Mrs. Hof
was member Of Christ-church choir seye-
raj years before her marriage.
General John Coughlin, of Washington,
who during the war was provost marshal
for the Department Of Virginia and North
Carolina, with headquarters at Fortress
Monroe, spent the week with Mr.. Edward
Mahoney, on east Main street.
Mr.. Howard J. Baldwin, assistant secre-