Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-29
Yo,l. has been ordered to the Hospital

States coast-survey. is visiiing MS
daughter, Mrs. w. Thompson Barron
Miss Essie Wilson, Of Portsmouth,
left yesterday TO visit relatives IN
Shepherdstown, w. Va, until October
Mr.. Thomas Pcarce left Wednesday
fer New York, and sailed on the bfi.
ianuia yesterday for Bristol, Enslan''
Dir. II. d. Van Wyck aud vile re-
TUNED Thursday from Peekskill, ~
Y, where they have spent the summer
Surgeon W. b. DuBose and family
Of the Naval Hospital, lef' to-day LOT
the mountains Of Virginia to remain
until October.
Mr.. Andrew Ainswor;h and Mr.
Frank Eastwood returned to-day from
three.weeks' vacation at the Ale
ghsny Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Turner, OF
HIGH street. Portsmouth, have returned
from their summer trip to the noun
tains Of Virginia.
Miss Claudia Pearson and Miss Ridg-
wsv. of Washington, d. O., are the
guests Of Miss Clara Carr, on Eihogham
street, Portsmouth.
Mr.. Crawford Neimeyer, Of St. Louis,
Missouri. who has been spending the
summer with his parents, on Swimming
Point, left to-day for home.
Miss Mary A. Ring, niece OF Judge
George W. Lindsay, of BALTIMORE Is
visiting Mrs. Thomas II. Vimelson, on
Washington street, Portsmouth.
Surgeons Byrres and Bright, Of the
rAy,.ysrd, are both I'll with malaria,
and ,he surgeon Of the Dolphin has
charge Of the yard medical depart
ment.
Csntain r. G. Marshall, who had his
tight foot crushed and broken on the
pilot.boat Phantom last week, will be
able to get out on clutches in about ten
days.
Misses Ellen D'Arcy and Nollie
Topham, who have been visiting Mrs
eliza Ruddick on Wood street, left for
their home, in Washington, d. c., last
evening.
Colonel Charles o. Bingham, cotton
merchant of Galveston, Texas. who ha-
been the guest Of Colonel Henry L.
Turner for several weeks, left yesterday
for home.
Mrs. William Z. Judkins and daush-
ter, Csnnie, have gone TO Fauquler
county fer a visit, and Miss NJ. NcNen'
zie Judkins is stopping with friends IN
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. G. w. Watson, with friends, II
Z. Davis, II. II. McVey, L. A.Tdcser,
George Iyes, and j. 7, Stratton a. the
PurcelD, all Of Richmond, were in h,
city during the week.
Cumberland-Sree Baptist church. O
Norfolk, and Fourth.Street Blptis'
church, Of Portsmouth,, both have
yourg.lady Asg compan'es for FAR
Iic.nics, etc.-the first called the " y
nerva Lancers" and the latter Dan
Guards"
The venerable David Williams, q
Portsmouth. and bis wife, YESTERDAY
celebrated the iifty-sixth anniyersar7 81
their marriage, surrounded by all their
children and grandchildren. The couple
arc set hale and hearty, and biz fair to
celebrate their diamond wedding"
Petersburg.
DR.. J. W. Bryant is visiting at Oh
Point.
Miss Sarah McIlwaine has gone t.
Missouri.
DR.. T. J. Burgess went down to Old
Point OIL Friday.
Miss Laura Jones is visiting friends
in Halifax county.
Mr.. Cary Jones and wife are at the
YelIow-Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. James n. Boyd, of Richmond,
wss in our city this week.
Mr.. Walter j. Jarratt has recovered
from his recent spell Of illness.
Mrs. Florence Sweeney, Of Williams
burg, is wishing relatives in this CITY,
Miss Matte Carraway, of Halifax
county, \. O., is visiting friends III the
city.
Mr.. Thomas c. Gary, Of this city,
has gene 10 Roanoke to accept posi-
ton.
Miss louie Slower, of Richmond, is
tho guest of Mrs. Emma Lee, on Market
street.
Mrs. Carr Moore, OF Townsville,
n. c., is visiting Mrs. A. &. Nell
waine.
Rev. DR.. Meyer, the Jewish rabbi in
this city, went up to Christlansbur5
this week.
Miss Virgie Dunn has been visiting
relatives and fri.nds in Richmond ior
some days.
Mr.. James A. Kerr, OF Norfolk, has
been spending 4 few days with relatives
and friends.
Nj. John Dunn and wife have been
spending some days at the Hot Springs
Bath county.
Miss Clay Willis, of Manchester,
spent day or two with friends in the
city this week.
Mrs. Matilda Hurt, venerable and
much-beloved lady, has been quite sick
for some days.
Mr.. W. n. Rsgland, Of Sussex, and
Mr.. James Grigg, Of Jarretts, were Ia
town this week.
Miss Emma l.. DrummOud has re-
turned home from few weeks trip to
friends in Bristol.
Major j. A. Johnston, sergeant Of
the city, who has been sick for several
weeks, is recovering.
Captain John M. West left on Thurs
day fer few days recreation wish
friends in New Hampshire.
Nv AND MIRO .Iohn pickrell. Of New