Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

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DIR. ID. r. Boston, OF Fluvanna, was
in the city yesterday en- route for Old
Point
Mr.. r.. RI. Gates will leave the city to-
morrow for an extended trip to the East
srn Shore.
Miss Mamie Atkinson is visiting the
Misses Crooks, OF the Nelson House,
Yorktown.
Miss Josie White, OF Church Hill, il
spending few weeks with Miss Russell,
OF Henrco.
Miss Minnie r. Burcb, Of Church Hill,
has returned home after pleasant trip
TO Staunton.
Mrs. j. c. Whorton leaves tomorrow
to visit her parents, and goes thence 10
Isle OF Wight
Miss IreEo Valentine, of 27Ol east
Grace street. Church Hill, is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Miss l.. Maize Hustler, Of Baltimore,
is at tho Murphy Hotel, tho guest Of
Miss Nellie Murphy.
Mrs. Ann Z. Toney is visiting her
sister Mrs Zack Griffin, a. Clarksyille,
Mecklenburg county.
The Misses Neeson are with their SIS
/ ter, Mrs. Il. h. Smith, at the hosnoke
He'd Sulphur Springs.
Misses Lula Day and julia Bapty will
leave the city tomorrow for tho noun
tains of West Virginia.
Mr.. ". f.. Word, OF north Tenth
street. has gone on & few weeks trip to
the mountains OF Virginia.
Mr.. w. Hedley Russell. of the Rich
moud Locomotive and Machine WORKS,
is recreating in the country.
Lieutenont J. 2. Davis left yesterday
by the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
for the mountains of Virginia.
A cabIegram has been received here
announcing the safe arrival at honduras
of DIR. George Ben. Johnston.
Mr.. z. Spot Anderson left Saturday
for Baltimore and Philadelphia, where
he expects to spend bis vacation.
Mrs. G.. T. Peasants is in Liberty,
Bedford county, spending a month with
her sister, Mrs Robert ). Quarles.
Mr.. Richard r. Alvey and wife reached
, here Friday from New York aud left yes
torday for the mountains of Virginia.
Rev. W. J. Shipmsn, pastor of West
/ Main Street Baptist church, has returned
10 the city, and will fill his pulpit to-
! day.
Mrs. Captain Glover, OF the Salvation
/ Armv, will preach her farewell sermon
tonight at the corner Of Pine and Spring
streets.
Captain c. Gray Bossieux left the city
yesterday afternoon to visit his family.
who are spending tho summer at
: Greenwood.
Miss Lottie Snead, of west Clay street.
/ LETT last Monday 20 spend tho month OK
August at Beaver Dam with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. John C. Teller, resident of this
/ city, but employed in the House Of
Representatives at Washington, was IN
Richmond yesterday.
Misses Josephine p. and Mamie J.
Baughan, daughters Of Mrs ). \.
Baughan. are rusticating at Bumpass's
Station, in Louisa county.
Mr. John II. Carl left the city yester
day TO spend week or ten days in
! Prince Edward county, visiting his
parents, relatives, and friends.
Hon. George d. Wise WAS in the city
Yesterday on a flying visit, Congress
having adjourned until Monday out Of
respect to the late General Sheridan.
The Union Democratic Club at its last
meeting passed resolutions OF respect to
the late Hon. James \. Dunlop. deeply
deploring the loss Of 30 good and true a
man.
4 handsome Oil-painting OF the late
DIR. j. b. Jeter is on exhibition al the art
rooms Of Leftwich Brothers. IL was the
property OF the late Mrs. Mary A. Ed
dins.
A valuable horse was taken sick AZ the
corner Of Fourth and Gary on Thursday
morning, where he is still lingering, with
many small boys around him rs sympa-
thizerS.
Miss Sadie Maynard, who was visiting
Miss Kate McDonough, hes returned to
her home, Claremont. and Miss Ne
DOnough has gone to spend the remain
der u the summer with her.
There will be o song service at the
Male Orphan Asylum this afternoon at ,
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. W. Il. Jud-
kins, of Centenary church Lee Camp
viii take part in the services.
Elder /. J. Spencer, editor Of tho Mis-
sionayy Wcekiy. reached the city yes
teriay from tripto Lunenburg county.
He went up to Louisa Courthouse las.
night, where no will preach 10 DAY.
Mr.. Henry T. Wickham yesterday
qualified as trustee Of the children and
grandchildren of the late Franklin
Stearns IN the place Of his father, Gene
raj Williams C.. Wickham, deceased.
Rev. L. x. Probst, general seer, tqry Of
the Board OF Missions OF the English
Lutheran Church. is in the city and will
preach at the First English Lutheran
church to-day ut II A. Nj. and S:l5 +. u.
The members OF Virginia Lodge, No.
?, Knights of Pythias, will meet at Con
cOrdia Hail this afternoon at o'clock
for the purpose of paying the last tribute
of respec. to their late brother, John Z.
Isaacs.
Messrs. c. c. Thon, Frederick S.
Jones, aud c. W. Tyler left the city Fri
day night for St. Paul, MINI, 70 attend
the regular session of the Grand Grove,
United Ancient Order Druids Of the
United States.
Misses Minnie and Ida Kopplo, who
have been spending a few months with
their aunt, Mrs. 5. Sycle. of No. 5 west
Clay street, previous to their departure
for their new home Detroit, Mich. }, wll
leave tomorrow.
On Saturday the trustees Of Stoncwal
Lodge, No. $40, Knights Of Honor. paid
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