Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
THEIR MOVEMENTS TOWARDS TEE
MOUNTAINS AND sKAsH0RE.
Also Personals About Great Nany Folks
Who Haven't Left the City and
nAn't Mean TO.

Miss Minnie Griffith. OF south Pine street,
who has bcen quite Ill, is improving.
Rev. ". II. Atwili will preach at the Sol.
diers' Home tots afternoon AZ O'Clock.
Miss Jessie :. Bennett left last Thursday
FOR the mountains TO spend the summer.
Miss DougIss DE Priest has gone TO South
west Virginia 10 spend the summer months.
Mr. Benjamin II. Berry has returned to
Richmond alter brioi stay IN Norfolk, Va.
Mr. q Walton Saunders left last night for
Baltimore, where he VIII remain several
days.
Mrs. J. s. Moore ani family lett Friday 10
sDend the summer near keswick, Albemarle
county.
Mrs. RID. Adam and family will spend The
summer with her father Oh Jersey City
Heights.
The new City Democratic Committee will
meet next saturday night, the l4ln, Tor or
csnlzatiOu.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu Does have gone to the
Rock Alum springs, and viii be away unul
September.
Mr.. william II. stable, Of the Richmond
Theatre, has returned from a visit to his
farm IN Giles county.
Mr.. Stella {. French and children, OF
Church fill, have gone to The country 10
spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. NJ. strause have gone to
New York. and from there will visit Atlantic
Cry and other northern resorts.
Mrs. ". l.. Marshall has returned TO Pow
ha'an Courthouse after n very pleasant VISIT
10 her aunt. Mrs. X. Adam. IN this city.
Miss Clsudine Emerson. Of Lynchburg,
VI, is on visit here 10 her friend, Miss
DAISY Atkinson, Of the ST. James Hotel.
Miss Maggie A. Moran. who has been
stopping NJ 30. 22)9 east Broad street, has
returned to her home in New Kent county,
1,r. John s. Hall. Of the firm Of Tompkins,
Hal A Co., has left the city with bis family
N spend few weeks at his farm IN Buck
iugbam.
Mr.. H. TAYLOR Goddin and family will
leave this week 10 visit his mother ana SIS
tors. Mrs Or. Enncs and Ms. Arthur Page
O. Norfolk.
S,rs. John II. Roach and her sister. Miss
I0hia Garter, are spending the summer
with their friend, Mr.. Basket, in hing ana
Queen county.
Misses Mamie Sllicrwhite and Wcrtie
Cooper eft the city FAST week for Cambridge,
y. y. 70 ,peud the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. II. $. Lee.
Mrs. Ihura b. DOW Den has gone on trip
10 the Natural Bridge, Luray Cave, and
Winchester She vii remain in the latter
c.ty about live weeks.
Ni,, L. 4. Wills, Of Charles CITY county,
ha, reformed 10 her home near Malvern hlll'
attera wit OF several weeks 10 Mrs. v. X.
Hall, ll3 west Main street.
YESTERDAY i've II the electric cars were in
iLe shop. underl ding repairs made necessary
bv ttc Great strain 10 which they were SUBJ
jtcttd Oh tine sob ~ July.
Mrs. ND. Atlin .on, OF the It. James lio'
I'll. and her niece, Mis-, Jcnneite Atkinson,
have iu.t returned home from weeks stay
q, Old Poiut Comfort, Va.
Nr. T.. II. Mech. who hos been sick for
s,ue time. LETT last week for the Cold sulphur
-orin PES. which 10 Is boucd by hi, friends VIII
Dr. very beneficial 10 DIS health.
The Blues will not 90 into camp at the
MONTGOMERY Whit as was expected. rs not
a .uHicicpt number OF men 10 make the camp
a success can gct oil from business.
Miss BERTHE Cbostcrman and her brother,
MIR. Evan 'hcsiermau, will leave " Wednesday
for Iorf Norfolk. where they will visit the
fmily % Li,utenant-C Commander Bishop.
Mr.. 4. Hi Montaguc. Young lawyer Of
ms cifr. has jgst left for Charlottesville,
where he Will rake the summer lw course
undcr Professor Minor. OF the University.
The Lqdics' Aid Society, Of Laurel Street
Methodist Episcopal chHrci, will hold a
ftas, Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday
evenings of this wees, in the basement OF
the church.
Mrs. John +. Bailey and her daughter,
Mis- Eva. OF Nashville. Tenn, who have
been yisi ing Mrs. NJ. T.. Walden, No. l23
south Laurel street, returned home yesier-
day morning.
At the meeting OF the Committee on Light,
held Friday night. Mr.. Joseph NJ. Shelton
received SIX oui Of the seven votes cast for
Bin Clerk. Mr.. William IL. Williams re-
ceiyed one vote.
Mrs. f. r. Winston. OF Dakota Territory,
viii leave Richmond this week TO spend the
summer near Miller's, Essex coEnty, ana
will be accompanied by Miss Lizzie L..
Robins, OF this city.
Mrs. W. O. Saunders, OF south Laurel
street, left last week for Bedford, her former
her parents. Mr.. Saunders Will leave in
lew days for the same place.
Messrs. j. c. Carpenter 4 Co., the con-
tractors for building the Eighta.street tun-
mel, advertise for proposals Tor furnishing
lumber, stone, brick, ce1cnt, and sand TO he
used in the work. Specifications can be
seen at 1914 east Main street.
As there seems 20 be some misapprehen-
he IL 81 N ~
fireworks used at the New reservoir on the
night Of the 4th were purchased by Mr..
Finn, Of Stirn & Lamb, dealers iii fire.
works and TOYS in New York.
The Mozlrt Academy viii be put In first
class condition for the fall and winter sea-
son, and It would rejoice the patrons OF the
Theatre to hear that Mrs. Powell had deter
mined to give that building thorough over
hauling before the Exposition.
White Mr.. James T.. Ferriter was al
tending the recent Teinion al Gettysburg he
went TO the cottage TO which he was carried
when wounded IN the battle Of July ., 1868,
and was surprised TO find there living and
well the lady who treated him so kindly.
Mrs. w. Russsll Robinson win be in the
.Ity Monday afternoon on her way TO New
port, II. I.,where she viii spend the summer
United states army. She will be in the city
for day or two at Dr.. L. 7. Robinson's.
sixth street.
10 the rush and crush OF the crowd ct the
New reservoir on the night OF the 4th the
big drum OF The Blues (hessnich's band) was
smashed. Yesterday General Manager Burt,
OF the Electric Line, though the company
was IN no wise responsible, ordered new
drum for the band.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF General
r. L. Lee, who has been in Liverpool about
twelve months, has just sailed for New
York, whence she will leave immediately,
passing through Richmond en- route TO Lex
ingtou, Ky., ou visit 10 Der brother. Gene
raj Gusts Lee, OF that town.
The ladies OF Laure.Street Methodist
Episcopal church VIII have feast for the
benefit OF the LADIES' Aid Society and the or
gan fund 10 the basement OF the church on
Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday eve
nngs 81 this week. Captain Cunningham
and Others Will sing, and various other at
fractions viii be offered.