Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-05
Personal POINTS.
SOCIAL NOTES OF INTEREST," rRox Qua
SISTER CITIES.
So,fo,t, Portsmouth, Petersburg, and
other Cities, and Their People
and visltors.


Mr.. Henry Wake returned wednes.
day fro@ the Greeubrier White.
MIR. Frank Scribasr, OF New York,
is spending the week in the CITY.
Miss Irene T. White, Of Portsmouth,
is visiting friends at Old Point.
Colonel D. B. Ayera, OF Raleigh, N.
c., is spending a week ia the city.
Nr. Harry @. Dodson has returned
from his visit to St. siichael's, Md.
Nr. Lucius Scott and wife, OF North
smpton county. are visiting the city.
Misses Lula and Lee Seward. OF Pc
tersburg, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr. r. L. Morton arrived yesterday
from n three-mouths visit to Liverpool.
Rev. j. d. Black Sell. ID. d., will
20 TO the Fsuquier Springs next week.
The president of the Council, Al. I.
Cooke, has returned from the noun
tsins.
Rev. IT. p. Hines and wife, OF Surry
Courthouse, were 10 the city during the
week.
Miss Maggie Oliver, Of Portsmouth,
is home from a visit in Nansemond
county.
Miss Mollie Lingo, Of Portsmouth,
hss returned from the Cold Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Witty has returned
from /. few weeks visit to Washing
ton, D. q.
Mr.. q. S. Frsngopulo, a well-knowa
cot,on.man, arrived from Europe on
Wednesday.
i Captain George Remey, executive
E officer ofthe navy yard, and family are
at Old Point.
Miss Ada Matthews, Of Washintong,
ID. c., is visiting the Misses Bohlken,
In Portsmouth.
2 The cotton season will soon open in
Norfolk, and the foreign cotton-buyers
are coming in.
Miss Psge Reid, Of Baltimore, is Wis.,
ting Mrs. W. L. ID. Virnelson, on Ef-
fnghhm street.
Misses Jennie Harrison and Minnie
Satchell have gone to Wilmington, Del.
to visit friends.
Mrs. F. A. Combs and daughter,
Miss Nellie. have been visiting Clare
mont this week.
Miss Leila Alley, Of Petersburg, re-
turned home this morning after an ex-
tended visit here.
Miss Woodruff, Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
guest Of Mrs. Captain George Brown,
at the Dsvy-yard.
Rev. F. NJ. Edwards. pastor Of Gen.
trail Methodist Episcopal church, con-
tinues indisposed.
Miss Katherine Z. Bonish is visiting
Mrs. DR.. j. W. Clarke, on Q street,
Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Dempsey Watkins, of Isle OF
Wight county, has moved to the city to
engage in business.
Major James F. Croker and Mrs.
Croker returned to-day from the Green
brier White sulphur.
Lieutenant Willoughby Wake, ofthe
United States army, and wife are in the
city visiting relatives.
Deputy.Clerk Junius A. Coleman
and family have returned from a month
in Dinwiddie county.
Lieutenant NJ. G. Keeling, of the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, is very
i'll with mslarial.ieyer.
Paymaster Rufus Parks and family,
of the hayward, have returned from
month in the mountains.
Rev. Beverly Tucker, Of st. Paul's
church, will return from his month in
the mountains tomorrow.
Miss /. Weatherby, of Baltimore, is
visiting Der sister, Mrs. Charles Ii. |
Digs, on east Main street.
Miss Mary Brothers, of Suffolk, is |
the guest of Miss Mary Booths, on
Church street, Portsmouth.
Miss Jennie Willard, Of Washing
ton, is on visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Con. Young, on South street.
City-Sergeant John A. Brimmer and
family have returned from a three
weeks trip in Upper New York.
Colonel George T. Wallace and lady,
OF Glencoe, Norfolk county, left yes
teTdsy for the Blue-Ridge Springs.
Captain r. G. Marshall, Of Ports
mouth, who is suffering with q frac-
iurtd ankle, was out to-day on crutches.
Mrs. Alice Hanmore, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, Mr.. George
w. Mcdonald, on High street, Ports
mouth.
Rev. Charles j. Holt, who has been
spending month in Portsmouth, re-
urned Wednesday, to his home, in Ford
lam, n. Y.
Rev. William II. Atwill, who has
'een a month in and around Liberty,
sill return to bis church in Portsmouth
o-morrow.
Rev. Gilbert Riggs, of Emmanuel
hurch, Warrenton, n. c., arrived in
bis city yesterday, with his sisters, for
visit 10 friends.
Miss Minnie Stumpf, of Washington,
}. O., and Miss BERTHE Vaughn, OF
Elizabeth City, n. O.. are visiting the
lisses Nimmo, on London street, Ports
Mouth.
Professor Newton Fitz, Of this city,
'as recently one of eight out Of seven
zen applicants who passed for men,
ership in the College Of Musicians, in
oston.
Mr.. G. p. Negroponte arrived this
orning from Liverpool, and with him
me Mr.. NJ. O. Fschine and Mr.. Nor U
an Leslie, who have been visiting '