Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Personal POINTS.


Miss Broinax, Of Lynchburg' Is az tnc
"Liadtn.'
s,.,o.yrcasorsr a. W. Hartman went to
Lexington yesterday
Mis-. Rosa l. Lovenstein Ia on VISIT 70
friends in New YORK.
Mr.. Frsnk Gibson, Of Newports News,
Il In The city on q visit.
An enc city Offices viii be closed to-
morrcw (mcmoriaLday).
Mis- Di Eye Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Pearson, In Washington.
senator Gee. Of Prince George county,
WIS in the city LAST week.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Parker spent
several DAYS at Old Point last week.
Miss Cora Branchford, Of Lynchburg,
viii VISIT Miss Kate Childrcy very soon'
Mr.. Charlie Hancock White, Of Column
b,a. s. c., Is visiting friends In the CITY,
Miss Matte Vaughan left last week TO
sprnd some time with friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. B.F. Laid, who has been quite IN
well for several months, Is still very SICK
Mrs. Joseph l.. Young and her daughter
Miss Linda, OF Portsmouth, are IN inc
city.
Mr.. W. II. Parrish, Jr., has returned to
the city after an extensive tour through the
State.
Pey. NIL. Wood, Of Petersburg, spent
several days with friends IN the city last
week.
Miss Warren, Of surry county, Is In the
CITY visiting Mis- Winston, 5l2 west Grace
street.
Miss GAY Gillian, Of west Main strest,
il visiting friends in the lower part OF Hen
rico county.
Misses DENLY, Watts. and Langley, OF
Norfolk, are stopping with Miss Nimmo IN
the West End.
Miss Nell Philips, Of Newark, Nd, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. Nj. Brancn, has
returned home.
Miss Mary Jordan. Of Smlthfeld, who has
been visiting the Misses Parker, left for her
home lat week.
Mr.. George Powers has returned from
Charles City county, where he has been
visiting friends.
Messrs. Joe seelingcr and John jain, OF
Norfolk, are 10 the city the guests OF Otto
MorgeDsterp, sr.
Miss Robertine Watkins, OF Chesterfield
county, Is visiting the Misses Henning, OF
south Third street.
Mr.. NJ. J. Powers says he is not candi-
date for any position. lie has been spoken
OF for Police Justice.
Miss Fannie w. Jones, OF Nashville, is
fbp puest of her sister, Mrs. X. X. Roberts,
81 west Grace street.
Mr.. II. L. Angle. son OF B. NJ. Angle, OF
the police force, was In the city yesterday.
He lives in Williamsburg.
Miss Martha Walton. OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
Is spending a few weeks with her brother,
+. II. Walton, OF this city.
Misses Ross, OF 701 cast Franklin street,
left last Thursday for Halifax county,
where they will visit friends.
Mr.. Thomas II. Bigger has returned to
the city after a several weeks visit TO his
home In Spotsylvania county.
Miss Fanny w. Jones, of Norfolk. is the
charming guest Of Der sister, Mrs. X. X.
Roberts, 81 west Grace street.
Mr.. Tom Bigger was considered specially
good In his makeup ana acting In the
PiLafore chorus Friday night.
Mr.. J. Mat. Davis (of J. NJ. Davis a. Co.,
publishers Of the West Point Stdr,) and
wife were in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Camp has returned TO the
city after delightful visit to Miss Mary
Douthat, Of Charles City county.
Or. James G. Field and his brother. Mr..
NJ. G.. Field, Of Albemarle county, spent
several days in the city last week.
Miss Clara Albright and mother, OF
Greensboro, n. c., who have been visit
ing friends here. have returned home.
Miss Sadie Coop. OF New Orleans, who
Is visiting Miss Wilson, OF west Grace street,
will return 10 her home next Tuesday.
The annual meeting Of the members OF
the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce Will
take place on the second Thursday inJune.
The Misses Braxton, Of Newport's News,
who have been visiting Miss Mary Han-
kins. Of west Grace street, have returned
home.
Misses Cora and Ina Brown returned to
the city on Friday. after short but pleasant
visit to friends and relatives In Washing
ton.
Miss Leila Flippen, OF Greensboro, n.
c.. formerly Of Cumberland county, Va,
is the guest Of Miss Ballow, 7l3 west Clay
street.
Miss Jennie McPhail, Of Richmond, who
is visiting in Baltimore, has been very i'll
for the hast two weeks, but is now conva-
leselDg.
I'D
Carson are spending few days at the resi-
dence OF Colonel John Il. Young, in Hen
Teo county.
A New City Democratic Committee VIII
be elected before the congressional cam
paign. Each ward chooses five members, 10
serve two years.
Miss Mamie Hood. OF Pierremont, n. L.,
who has been for several weeks the deiiShl-
full guest OF Mrs. Walker Hill, VIII leave
for home tomorrow.
Mrs. William ii. Mayer has returned 10
her home, in Norfolk, after having made
very pleasant visit 10 Mr.. James L.
Vaughan and family.
Hon. William Loycnstein left last night
rs one OF the committee Of Lee Camp APP
polnted to carry the floral tribute 10 the
grave Of General Grant.
Miss Helen G. Pace, Of Sandy Point,
Md. IL on n visit 10 her mother, Mrs. l..
Lindsay, 52l north seventh street. She
will spend seyerrl days.
l.. A. Niche, superintendent OF schools
oi Albemarle county, has resigned. 20 take
eject July 1t, and ID. Z. Powers has been
appointed 10 succeed him.
The Virginia Boat Club are practicing'
their men regularly in The evenings, and
hope 10 send fine crew 10 the regatta at
Fredericksburg July 18th.
A great number Of ladies and gentlemen
may be seen upon the river these pretty
evenings enjoying the fresh, inyigoratlny
air and delightful boat ride.
Mrs. John p. Walters, OF Madison coun-
", who has been stopping with her niece,
Mr.. William IL. Tatum, S0if east Leigh
street, returned home Yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Messenger, OF Sandy Point,
Nd, arrived on the Old Dominion steam
ship ifom New York last Monday, and will
spend some time with friends here.
Mt. {. II. Phillips sung at church ieS.
tival al Clifton Forge last Tuesday night,
greatly dciightlng his audience and receiv-
Ing many thanks from The citizens.
| The third monthly reception OF Com
pany u, First Virginia regiment. will be
held az the First Regiment ArmoTy We'd
nesday evening from $3.50 to II O'Clock.