Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. c. NJ. Lyle is visiting relatives IN Bed
ford county.
Mr.J.P. O'Donnel, Of timore, was in
the city on Thursday.
Miss Lille Moore is summering at River
View, in Hanover county.
Mr.. G. A. Thilow and wife left yesterday
for the Red sulphur Springs.
J. Allen Moore. Of Philadelphia, is in the
city, stopping at the American.
Mr.. George Scheops, OF New York, is in
the city, stopping at the Exchange.
Mr.. Charles FROST, OF Philadelphia, is on
a brief visit to his parents in this city.
Miss dlaudia Bodice. of Norfolk, is visiting
Mrs. Heindl, No. III west Cary street.
Miss Cora Hyde, of 2O3 east Cary, is spend
ing the summer at Amelia Courthouse.
Mr.. Lawrence Sycle has returned from a
weeks trip to Luray and Natural Bridge.
Rev. S. Taylor Martin will preach at the
Second Presbyterian church this morning.
Mr.. Eddie Metzger and Miss Lena Metz
ger baye gone to the mountains for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. J. B. c. Morris, Of San Francisco
Cal, is here on q visit 10 her many relatives
and friends.
Mrs. l.. ID. Bradley and son have returned
home after visit 10 relatives In Charles
City county.
Mrs. Isaac svcle, Jr.. will spend about
three weeks in New York, Philadelphia, and
Atlantic city.
Miss Aunie V. Ball, OF east Clay street, has
gone to New York to visit her friend, Mrs. A.
A. Messenger.
Miss Ada Lee Taylor, OF Petersburg, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William X. Lee, No.
$40 west Cary.
Mrs. Lewis W. BurweIl and daughters are
at TbompsOn's BromiDe-Arsenic Springs,
North Carolina.
Justice Richardson had a congestive chill
Frlday night, but was well enough to hold
court yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bliss, OF the American
Hotel. are spending few days with friends
near Petersburg.
Miss Bette Moore left Thursday for New
York city to spend the summer with her
friend, Miss Walden.
Mr.. John L. Etchison aud family will
leave next Tuesday for the Bromine-A Arsenic
Springs, North Carolina.
DR.. Jud. Il. Wood and wife and Mrs. Davis
will leave this week 10 spend the summer at
the White sulphur Springs.
The Henrico Board of Supervisors met at
the county courthouse yesterday, but trans
acted only routine business.
Mrs. Buckwalter has returned from Cali
forna, where she has been on an extended
visit TO her son and daughters.
Miss Emily Savage Crump and Miss Irene
Bossieux are visiting their aunt, Mrs. DR..
nsnkins, in James City county.
Mr.. Frederick King and Miss Lilly King,
OF GAINESVILLE, Fla, ere stopping with Mrs.
W. j. Orr, l02 east Grace street.
Mrs. s. Il. woodfn and children leave to-
morrow for Red Hills, Fluyanna county,
where they will spend the summer.
Messrs. Nathan Walersteiu and Ike sycle
have left for pleasure trip TO Norfolk and
the sea-shore, to be absent ten days.
MIR. w. j. Gardner, formerly WITH ID. b.
Prosser. left last saturday for Knoxville,
Tenu, where be has accepted position.
MIR. Joseph E. Bailey. of this city, who
has been attending Moody's school. at Dit.
Hermon, Mass, is at home for the summer.
Captain Sol. Cutebms left for New Kent
county Yesterday where, he will Z spend day
or two with his family, and will return Tues.
day.
Mrs. Annie Belle Fore returned TO her
home al Alma. n. G.. last Monday after a
visit Of several weeks TO her aunt, Mrs. W.
X. Lee.
Mr. J. W. IIercus, formerly OF the firm
OF nercus & Savage, will make tour OF Eu-
rope. sailing on tho steamship Eruria on
July 7, 1855.
Miss Carrie Waymsck, who has been
spending several weeks in the city with rela-
tiyes, has returned to her home In Prince
George county.
james s. Jones has returned from Texas
ana pissed through the city Yesterday TO his
Old bome in King and Queen. where BIO will
In future reside.
The mems meeting. mt the Young Mems
Christian Association Sis afternoon will be
held at o'clock. Mr.. John q. Scott, Of the
Uniyerslty Of Virgins. and General-secfe-
taIy Thomas will make short tslkE and