Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
SUMMER HAPPINESS.
RIcHMoNDEas AT SEASIDE AID NOUN
TAIN RESORTS
Also Numerous Personal observations Re
garding People We Know.

Springs Tor the week ending July <V'n' IA
II. steger. Lightioot wormeley, wife and
three children. Carter w. Wormeley and
servant, Miss sallic wormeley. Miss Byrd
worlneley. W. y. Wormeley, Miss Kate
RouGer, III. }. schaier. w. II. J%nes, wiie
and servant, Miss May Jones, sfpon Del
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Axtell, George II.
I.afong. William w. Archer, Edward W..
scott. Jr., Levin Joynes. wife. daughter, and
maid, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n. Carter, Misses
Mary McCaw. j. Darlington, Sally Il. MAYO,
aud Lena Branch and maid, Blythe w.
Branch. c. C. Pate, 7. J. Early, J.. w.
Allen, A. NJ. Brown. w. Archer Tnrpin,
Benismin II. Nash. wife aud servant, George
A. Ainsle and wife. George Ainsle, Thomas
II. Stoyall, William L. Royal. Iyapvoe
sclater. Charles Straus, II. II. Boykin, wife,
child, and maid, o. Cranz and wife, G. o..
Campbell, 4. :. Lumpkin, L. l.. Parker,
Decatur Axtell, Mrs. J. Arthur LEROY,
child, and maid; W. II. Jones. J. E. Catlin,
Mrs. b. Donnally aud daughter, and NJ.
L. MIrsdale. There are CTS guests on hand.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
For the week ending July 10Th: General
Williams G. Wlckham, james +. Netherland,
Mss Alice Netherland, Miss Emma Nerther-
land, J. j. Montague, Miss Kate Montague,
III. X. TsyIsr, Miss l.. VI. Taylor, Miss A..
TAYLOR. il. CATERED and daughter, w. ;.
Darlington. r. Y. Brown, :. G.. Fairbank.
Charles ;. Todd, Henry ;. Walerstein, >.
Waddin and child, Frank ". Christian, X.
G.. Hudgins, L. Raab and wife and three
children, SIMON SycIe, wife and two cbil-
dren, Miss Frances II. Jackson, Miss jose
phine Jackson, l.. II. Hancock and wife.
William Heller, Z. r. Crump and wife, c. j.
Herbert. !. 6. Tower, william Il. Gray and
wife, Miss Jessie 5. Sheppard, and q. Z. Jei'
ierson.
BuCKROE.
% Fer the week ending July Goth: Mr.. i.
O. wesdenburg. Miss Lydia Bodeker. MIR.
T.. d. Starke. wife. and daughter. Mrs. 7.
J. Starke. Mrs. Jeter Kosher. Mr.. Eddie
Bosher. Mr.. Harry Curtis, wife. and son.
Miss Mile smith. Miss Mary wendenburg,
Miss Annie Pizzini. Miss IlyIah curtis, Mr..
J. b. Culpeper, wife. and son. Miss Grace
CuIpeper, Mr.. J. Culpeper. Jr., Mrs. VIII
liam II. Curtis and son, Master Herbert
Gurus. Miss Marie Curtis, Mr.. Frank slsy-
ton, and Misses Ella and Alice CrI!chheid.
THE PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA BEACH.
For the week ending July goth: Il. d.
Hudqins. Mrs. Il. \. Patterson, Miss Patter-
son. Miss UutcSorson, Miss VI. PiZZlni. Miss
l.. Hancock, Miss l.. CAyce, Z. W. Court
nev and wife. g. j. Hunt and children, j. NJ.
Tiller, 5. II. Bowman, wife. and chid,
George +. HUTCHINSON, K. T.. Carter, II. X.
franklin, Frank ". Street, William Il. Piz-
zini, A. d. Pace. B. Cottrell and daughters.
J. A. Hutcbeson, Mrs. j. n. Lee, a. j.
Berry. Mrs. \. j. Berry, Miss G.. NJ. Berry,
and j. K. Berry.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
For the week ending July Goth: William
l.. Carneal and family. Luther Martin and
wife. DR.. Laurence Ingram, NJ. d., William
II. Campbell, II. W. shelton, G. G.. Herbert,
3. p. owen. Jr.. Z. CotiTell and two daueh-
tiers, K. :. GatewoOd, Rev. :. s. Lambeth,
Mrs. l.. w. Powers, Miss Lillian +. Powers.
l.. Laterzo, w. II. Harris, Mrs. A. j;
Vaughan. Mrs. C. V. Manning, \. W. Bal
and family, Mrs. NJ. j. Lee and Miss Bessie
Lee.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, GORDoNsvILLE.
For the week ending July 2lst Mrs. f.
f. Uacfarlane, Mrs. q. ". Maciarlane, Miss
Lula Macfarane, Mr.. c. w. Macfarlane, Mr..
l., L. Ettenger. wife and child, Miss l.. l..
Mitchell, Miss Bessie Tribbelt, Mrs. W. w.
TrDbett, and Mr.. Willie rribbett.
W. II. Wachter, OF New York, is in the
city.
Mrs. Caldwell, OF 70i west Grace street,
has gone to the mountains for the summer.
Mr.. +. NJ. BEDFORD went on ashort voyage
down the James last week and has returned
to the city.
Miss Rosa Lee Harris, Of south Belyidere
street. will leave tomorrow 10 visit relatives
in Ashland.
Mrs. T. A. Ewers and her son Bradley
are summering at the home OF the Hon.
George Rye.
Postmaster CullngwOrth IS disporting bis
fragile form upon the salt-sea waves al
Cobb's Island.
Miss Bette L. Parr has returned from
Petersburg, having been the guest OF Miss
Fanny NOyes, OF that city.
Sergeant Benjsmin Howard Il acting cap.
tain OF the First police district, pending the
indisposItiOn Of Captain Peasants.
Mrs. J. W. Mack and daughters. Misse'
Esther and Eva. OF Venable street, are visit
ing relatives In Chesterfield county.
Mrs. n. Z. Tenant, OF Greensboro, n.
c., formerly OF this city, is on visit to hef
mother, Mrs. Tyree, Of west Nam street.
Miss Claudne n. Selden left yesterday, in
company with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bran
berry, for a weeks visit to Norfolk and Vlr'
einia Beach.
Miss Minnie +. Tyree, accompanied by heI
cousin Mamie. left the city Friday to spend
some time with relatives in Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Mrs, Ii. G. Mason and sister Miss Nealie
Williams), OF 1910 east Broad street, left the
city last week for the mountains 10 spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Jones. Of Peters
burg, Va, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Y. Branch, Eleventh and Decatur
streets, Manchester.
Mrs. V. A. Cauthorn, 113 east Marshall
street, il spending few days at Old Point,
and from there will 20 on a visit TO friend.
III King and Queen county.
There /, so much Indifference manifested
about the West-Esd market that the doubt
NAV well be advanced il the people Ia that
section care to have 1t at all.
Miss laura Attkisson left the city last week
for Raleigh, \. c., at which place she will
spend the balance OF The summer season as
the guest OF Mrs. John Wood.
Mr.. Jones A. Otey VIII spend his vacation
at Rehoboth Beach, Del. He will be ac.
companied by his daughter, Miss Jennie
Otey, and his niece. Miss Lila Null.
Miss Evie Houchlns, of Three Square,
GoochIand county, Va, who spent the past
month in Baltimore WITH her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
r. HYDE, LETT the city yesterday morning for
home.
Mr.. Oscar G. Cosby has been appointed
mail agent on the Ariel TO fill the vacancy
created by the resignation Of slr. RslstOn,
who has become Sergeant-at-A Arms OF the City
Council.
Misses Edna and Mary Mathews and
mother, the Misses Robinson, Miss Meta
Brown, and Mrs. Jones, OF Manchester, are
spending few weeks at the Pollock House,
Harrisonbure, va.
The earnings OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for June, 1885, were
S23,443.l3; expenses, Sl4,7l7.73. and the
earnings OF the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany for the same month were $3I, 1913 ;
expenses, SO, 7543l.
1.-THE summer holds out in its present mild
manner many who would otherwise solace
themselves with trips to the mountains or
seashere will easily content themselves to
stay in Richmond and save up that money in
order TO have the more 10 spend during the