Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-05

! Bvhe w NcW iV1k NisitiuSs
| Mr.. II. L. Rosser, Of 0nancock, his
removed to Portsmouth to 30 In b1si-
MSS.
| Miss Mamie Hicks. Of Hampton, is
the geest Of Mrs. Rosie Moody, in
Portsmouth.
| Mr.. s. w. Neimsyer. o. Portsmouth,
left yesterday for TIRES weeks in the
mountains Of Virginia.
Misses Maud and Willie Barbam
have retained from . summer sojoura
at Zuni, Southampton county.
Mr.. Willie Judkins, son Of Rev. VIII
liam z Judkins, Is in Portsmouth
from New York, visiting his parents.
Mr.. benjamin Grow, Of st. Louis.
formerly Of Norfolk and Mathews
county. was in the city during the week.
Mr.. George McBlair has gone to
Charleston, 8. c., to look after the Ger
man bark Pax and bring her to Nor
folk.
Mr.. j. P. Brent, editor OF the East
EN- Tnginian. Accomsck county, with
his family, spent the week in Ports
mouth.
Mr.. Joseph n. Pugh has been ap.
pointed soliciting agent for the Norfolk
and Southern railroad in eastern North
Carolina.
Mr.. A. p. Thorn. DIR. William II.
Ginrich, and DIR. William II. Shepherd
have returned from their trip to the
mountains.
Professor Frederick Knapp, princi-
pal of Knapp's Institute, Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mr.. Joseph Keeper, on
Church street.
Mr.. f. N. Wilcox, with his nieces,
the Misses Cora and Sarah Gayle, have
returned from their summer sojourn at
Warrenton, n. G..
Rev. DR.. A. +. Owen will arrive to.
morrow from Harrisburg, West Va,
with his family, where the latter have
been spending the summer.
Miss Lula G.. Allen, of Greensvillc
county, and Miss Lille Daniel, Of Vel
don, n. c., are visiting Mrs. r. 4.
Hawks, on High street, Portsmouth.
Mr.. Charles A. Stewart, OF Norfolk
county, having been appointed to a
clerBship in the Treasury Department,
left for Washington on Wednesday.
Mr.. Gordon Decordy left yesterday
for Rochester, New York, where he will
be united in marriage, next Thursday,
with Miss Katharine NJ. Putnam, of
that city.
Ex-Chief Of Police George W. II.
Watts was knocked overheard and
stunned, at Groves shipyard yester.
day, and had very narrow escape
from drowning.
Mrs. George w. johnson and her
charming daughter, Miss Nellie, with
Miss Vicky Moore, left yesterday for
the Blue-Ridge Springs during the
month of September.
Commander p. II. Cooper, equipment
officer of the yard, and Psymas.er
Henry Machette, psymastcr of the yard,
left for the North yesterday with their
families on months leave.
Miss Belle Brooks, OF Portsmouth,
returned yesterday from pleasant visit
to Wrightsville sound, n. c., sccompa-
MED by Mrs. P. W. Cause, Of that place,
who will spend some time in this sec.
ton.
Captain Joe Sam Browne, master of
transportation of the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad, who was so long i'll
and given up by his friends, now says
be has not felt 10 better health for
years.
George Mex. Balm, Of Portsmouth,
leaves on Tuesday for Amherst Court
house, where he engages as professor
at Kenmore High School. He is an A.
NJ. of the University of Virginia and a
gentleman of rare culture.
Rev. W. R. Savage, rector of En-
manuel church, Kempsville, and other
Episcopal churches in Princess Anne,
left yesterday to spend his months
vacation with his sister, at SALISBURY,
on the Hudson river.
Capt. L. W. Pizzini and Mr.. Charles |
Millhiser, John NJ. Bailey, Colonel
r. p. Henry. r. d. DeLea, at the At
lantic; Mr.. William Hall Grew and
wife and Mr.. Alexander White, at the
Purcell Mr.. l.. Stein, with friends,
all of Richmond, were in the city |
during the week.
Petersburg.
Mrs. o. B. Morgan is one Of the
guests at Buford's.
Mrs. William E. Morrison is visiting
friends in Leesburg.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Bland is visiting the
Blue Ridge Springs.
Mr.. j. Pinkney Williamson went up
to Danville this week.
Mr.. G. G. Alley left on wednesday
for the White Mountains.
Mrs. j. Edmunds Mason has gone to
Buford's for a brief season.
Miss 2. Davis, of Danville, is the
guest of Mrs. Julia Nichols.
Mr.. George NJ. West, of Roanoke,
visited his friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mamie have gone
10 Coney Island for short visit.
Miss Cora Gentry, of Richmond, is
Tisiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Alfred Archer and wife are visit
Dts at the Yellow-Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Jarratt are
visiting at the Blue Ridge Springs.
Mr.. W. L. Morton, of New York, is
Iisiting his old home and friends here.
Mrs. N. l.. Townes Is visiting Mrs.
". NJ. Willis, in Chesterfield county.
Miss Addie Parham has returned
rom a visit IN friends in melia cOun-