Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

Mr.. J. r. Brintlsy, u Scotland Neck
n C., 10 In the city.
Miss Baughman lsfs the city last FIR
day Tor Washington.
Mrs. II. W. Fuller and Miss Fuller
left for Old Point Friday.
Mr.. Samuel pritchsrd, Of Danviiie'
Il stopping at fords Hotel.
Mrs. Bernard boswell, Of caroiine
comfy, was in the city last week.
Mr.. Edmund Morris, Of Caroline
county, was In the city last week.
Mr.. l.. T. Simmons, who has been
quits III for some time. 70 ont again.
Miss Kate Duval, Of New Kent coun-
ty. 10 In the city visiting Ms. stegar.
Mr.. Percy Teal, Of Philadeipnis'
Pa, Ia In the city. en- route 10 mexico
Professor +. B. Smith, Of Richmond
College. 10 confined to his house by Sickness
The many friends Of Miss Mann, OF
Charlottesville. regret her having 'e'' 'h0
city.
Mr.. C. NJ. Wilkinson will leave for
panyile tonight. He VIII be absent Few
dsye.
The Friday German will give an ele-
CANT german nj Sanger Halle Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. Felix Smith. who has been IN
New York for several days, returned last
week.
Mrs. DR.. Ward and family, of War
renton, are now residing nj 2lo east Main
street.
Miss jamie wbyte, Of Norfolk. is visit
ing Miss Julia Yancey at No. 2 east MAIN
street.
Miss Lille Gum has returned from
Baltimore. where she has been visiting
friends.
Our former popular resident, Mr.:
Calvert Petty, is in the city on business ano
pleasure.
Miss Maggie Eustace, Of 3Ol east
franklin street, leaves for Norfolk early
this week.
Miss Alice Vaughan left here Friday
10 spend the Easter holidays with friends In
city Point.
Mr.. L. B. Reynolds. who has been
~
is out again.
Miss Sadie Coop, Of New Orleans, is
visiting her friend, Miss Lille Wilson, west
Grace street.
Miss Anna II. Powers is now visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Stuart Symington, OF
Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. Julius Myer will sail for Europe
on May 10th. he will proba bly, be abroad for
several months.
Miss Wright, Of Charlottesville, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas, of Augusta, Ga, is the
euest Of Mis-. Thomas NJ. Binford, east
Franklin street.
Miss Mary Dickinson, Of Farmville,
Va, ia the guest OF Miss Rosa Tinsley, 1000
east Clay street.
Mr.. o. G. Clay, Of st. Paul. Mimi,
is on visit TO his old home, much to his
friends delight.
Mrs. Philip Haxsll. Of 600 west
Franklin street, Will leave for New York
early this week.
Miss Nina Farrow, Of Staunton, is
The guest of Miss Louise Brander, east
flanklin street.
Miss Grace Adams, Of Tolersville, is
in the city visiting friends, and wiilremain
for several days.
Miss Belle Browne. Of Portsmouth,
Is the guest OF Miss Nettie Saunders, 629
east Main street.
Mrs. q. W. Venable, Of Cascade, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ". w. Bowe, Of
west Grace street.
Mrs. c. II. senh. OF Whitestone. Long
Island, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Tapscott,
lol6 Floyd street.
Mrs. Cameron, wife Of Ex-Governor
william Il. Cameron, OF Petersburg, was IN
the city last week.
The Misses Hayes, Of Seventh and
Main streets, left for Charlottesville yester-
day TO visit friends.
The Misses Toul and Bumgardner. of
staunton. are visiting Miss Louise Brander,
east Franklin street.
Miss Hattie Tanner, who is visiting
friends In Nashville, will not return home
until the last Of May
Mr.. Marshall E. Ramos, formerly of
this city, is now travelling for piano. and
organ house IN OHIO.
Mrs. A. A. Moore, of Chesterfield,
is visiting Mrs. George Bell, 21S north
Twenty.second street.
Misses jamie and Sadie Tompkins
are spending Easter at MI. W. oscar But
toms, Caroline county.
Mr.. Peter Rahm, formerly of Rich
mond, pow residing in Norfolk, is visiting
his relatives In this city.
Mr.. b. T. Archer, Of the G. W. Da-
Wis photograph gallery. left the city last
Thursday 10 visit Florida.
Miss Rec Ruffin, Of Old Church,
Hanover county. Is visiting Miss Lila
Meade, north Sixth street.
Mr.. Norborne p. Calling left the city
Yesterday to spend Easter Sunday with his
hoinefolks near Petersburg.
Mr.. John W. Beers, Of the New York
stock Exchange, former Richmond boy.
Is visiting his relatives here.
There will be grand Pontifical mass
at the Cathedral to-day. The Papal bene-
diction will be given at the close.
Judge Dew, Of King and Queen
county, was In the city last week in at
tendance ON the Supreme Court.
Mr.. W. S. Catlett, clerk OF the
Second Market, was out driving yesterday
after an illness of several months.
Mrs. G. H. Urner and daughter, oil
Shenandoah county, are at Mrs. washing
tons Marshall and Tenth streets.
Miss Cook Green, of Culpeper, who
is visiting Mrs. Hay es, OF east Main street
will not return home fortwo weeks.
The Semi Monthly Shakspearian Club
viii give a german tomorrow night at Mrs
| Canm's, No. TOO east Franklin street.
Miss Genevieve Skinner, Of Hoosic
| Falls. n. V, has returned home after very
pleasant visit in this city and Alexandria.
Miss Janey B. Hope, daughter Of
| Captain james Barron Hope. OF Norfolk. Is
| visiting the family OF Colonel John X. Cary
Miss Sallie E. Crump, of Ports.
mouth, is paying visit OF several days tC
her cousin, Miss West, 407 east Clay street
Miss Lucie II. Williams, Of soutf
Third street. is at home for the holidays
Miss Williamson, OF North Carolina, is hel
| guest.
Miss Williamson, of North Carolina
| :. scendipg the Easter holidays with hsl
fr,enn. Miss Lucy Williams, Of south Thirt
street.
| Miss Miss Minnie Kidwsll, of $40 Cha!
street, left yesterday for Washington Z
visit. She win remain there Tor severa
| weeks.
Miss Mcdowell, of SIS north Sixtl