Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-29
BloAion, South CaroliDs. ars It d.

Conway W. Sans, Esq, Of Baltimore
city, is visiting at Colonel Preston's'
Mr.. Scott Patterson. and Miss Ednio-
MIA Patterson are visiting 10 West VIZ
ginis.
Mr. A. @. Chandler, Of Columbus,
Georgia, was at the University TINS
week.
Miss Hctty Mckenzie, who has been
in Washington for some time, is at home
on visit.
DR.. Basil Manly. OF the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, has AZ
rived here.
Professor james b. Baker, librirlao
TO the University, is visiting his family
IN Abingdon.
Miss Eta Atkins, of this place, has
orc oil visit to her sister, Mrs. Tyler,
n Salem, n. c.
Mr.. Wilmer o. whatsoever. o.
Way nesboro', was in Charlottesville
Jay or two last week.
Among the visitors at the University
this week is the Rev. James 7. Dick
inson, Of Orange, n. j.
Captain L. X. Railey has gone on a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. William Ii.
luloes, at Asheyille, n. q.
Editor W. t. Ravens, of Mount Stcr-
ling, Ky, Is in Charlottesville, the guest
Of his uncle, A. j. Parish, Esq.
Lieutenant Walter S. Scott, Of Fort
Meade, Dakota, is in Charlottesville, the
guest Of bis father-in-hw, Mr.. Corbett.
Mr.. J. Patton Gilmer, an alumnus Of
he University, now a pracsiciug law
8 er at Kansas city, No, paid his alma
mater a short visit this week.
SIR. John Norman, who was recently
thrown from his horse and injured, It
vas supposed seriously, is rapidly i'm
proving, his injuries not being near so
fer;ous as AZ first apprehended.
Rev. II. J. Seamon and Mrs. seamon
are visiting in Charlottesville. Mr..
canon was pastor Of tho Disciples
thurch here for some time, but went to
panyille last spring, where he fell very
II Of typhoid-leyer, and where, during
his illness, he and Miss Lucy d. Wal.
ters, Of this place, were married. To
her assiduous care and good nursing is
due in a large measure his restoration
to health.
Ashland.
Miss Marie Pizzini spent last We'd
nesday in Richmond.
Mr.. William ". Tinsley spent apart
o. last Sunday in town.
Mr.. Joe Priddy, of Richmond, spent
lest Monday in this place.
Mr. Joseph Jackson, Of Richmond,
,gent last Sunday 10 town visiting rela-
tlVes.
Mr.. Thomas Ilardey Carroll spenI
lat Thursday in Rlcbm nd visiting
trcrGs.
Miss Resale Shafr left las; Wejnes-
day on an extended visit to relatives IL
LynchbTg.
Sir. and Mrs. James Miller have re-
mrcd from q two weeks yisi. 10 Mill
boio' Springs.
Miss Carrie Radcliffe, who has been
visiting friends in Richmond, returned
home last Monday.
Mr.. j. Cloyd Houston has returned
nom a delightful visit Of ten days to
he Old Sweet Springs.
Miss II. Page Peasants, Of Rich
moud, IS the guest Of the Misses
Gregory. near Ashland.
Mr. G. Nirse Sclden. Of Alabama,
was IN town las! Friday visiting hi
friend, Mr. s, B. S;ebbins.
Miss EdyI. Beyeridge, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting Miss Alice Cox,
returned home last Thursday.
Misses Josie and Bessie Wheelwrisht,
late Of this place, now of Richmond,
spent last Friday evening in town.
Mr. p. R. Boggs returned home on
thursday last from an extended visit to
numerous friends in Louisa county.
Miss Laura Radcliffe spent the last
week with her friend, Mrs. Reuben
Tewring, at Montpelier, this county.
Ms. Or. IS. II. Fox, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Carleton, Of
West Point, returned hons last Thurs
Cay.
Mr. James ". Taylor, who has the
contract for building the rev hotel at
Louisa Courthouse, left last Wednesday
for Tie above place.
Mrs. Halliday and son, Mr.. RanDy,
who have been on a visit to Mrs. G. q.
Shafer, left last Wednesday for Lynch
burg On 4 visit to relatives.
Messrs. S. NJ. and Frank Jackson,
Uho are visiting relatives at Hewlett's,
this county. spent last Thursday in
toxin, returning that afternoon.
Mrs. Judge T. Parkin Scott, mother
Of ur. Henry c. Scott, of this place,
DIED at her residence, in Baltimore. last
Friday, ia the eighly-niDth wear Of her
see.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Leakc and
daughter, Miss Fannie, who have been
at the White Sulphur Springs for the
past two weeks. returned home last
night.
Mr.. William Dasbiell and family.
who have been summeTing at the Brin-
ton House, left for Richmond last
Monday, much to the regret of many
friends.
DANCE IN ASHLAND.
4 number of the young gentlemen
Of this place gave their lady friends
dance at the Ashland Hotel Thursday
evening. There is rarely seen such an
array Of beauty, and seldom do ge1tle-
men succeed in sf6rding their lady
friends SO enjoyable an evening.
Messrs. James A. Scott. Thornton
Marye, and Morton MsTye, Jr., the
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