Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

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Mrs. r. T. Glasgow and daughters, Misses
Ellen and Rebe, are at the Rockbridge
Alum.
An Episcopal service will be conducted
nj Blenuers Park this afternoon at oSO
O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael will preach at
Grace Episcopal church this morning and
tonight.
Miss Monte Shine, of Church Hill, is on
n visit 20 Norfolk, the guest OF Mrs. 4. V.
Paullette.
Mrs. Philip Pevser and her two sons are
spending the summer at the hockprldge
Alum Springs.
MIR. II. schweickert and wife have, just
returned from visit to Roanoke ana the
Natural Bridge.
Miss Minna Finney. daughter of Harvey
Finney. ESQ, has returned from visit to
Powhatan county.
Miss Bette Mitchell. of west Clay street,
who has been quite sick for the past ten
DAYS, is much better.
Mr.. Thomas Potts and wife will sail from
New York for Liverpool on the steamship
Aurania in few days.
Mr.. ]. II. Ellerson and family left on
Thursday for Orange county, where they
Will spend the summer
Misses Beulah and Ellie Hall, of GIG north
Tenth street. have left TO visit friends IN
Norfolk and Ocean View
Mr.. Bernard Stahl, Of the firm Of Joseph
Beck & Co., of New York, IS IN the city
visiting Dir. l.. b. Ullman.
Mrs. Julia A. Charles, Of Wllliamsbqrg'
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Prl-
mont, SOB west Clay street.
Mrs. +. Y. LOOMS Of New York, daughter
of j. b. Kidd. of this city. is visiting reia-
tiycs in King and Queen county.
Registered at the Peaks Of Otter last
week were Messrs. W. w. Tlnslcy j. IL.
siegins, and W. j. Bosher, of Richmond.
Mr.. r. W. Ivey. of the Adams Express
Office, left the city Friday for q western
tour and will visit the cities OF Missouri.
Miss Mary WoodGn. Of 22OS cast Broad
street. is visiting relatives IN Prince Ia,
ward. where she will remain for several
weeks.
Miss Carrie Christian. Of Old Church,
Hanover county. is visiting the Misses Ing
gan, on Mcchanicsyille pike, near Car
rington street.
Mrs. r. Barton Haxall, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Elsie Cameron, and
Mr.. Alexander Cameron, went yesterday 10
Virginia Beach.
Colonel J. Bell Bigger, who has been
confined to his bed for several days, was
resting az shutdown yesterday evening treer
from pain than he has been since he was
taken suddenly sick.
Miss Ella Blondell Rowland, Of west Clay
street left the Citv Wednesday, July lfth,
bv the steamer Ariel for Charles City couu-
Nv. where she VIII 0rd the summer visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. VI. S. Ladd and Miss Mollie Bigger,
of this city, with their sister and brother
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. {. ii. Manson, OF
South Carolina, have gone TO tho Augusta
White TO spend some wees.
Mr.. John Green. formerly resident of
Richmond. but who IS now engaged IN the
printing business IN Norfolk, IS on Vl,lt
10 his friends here and Is stopping at the
residence of his father. Andrew Green,
ESQ. No. Coz north Seventh street.
Mr.. Thomas II. Bigger and his sister
Mary are spending some time at Mr.. James
/. Frazier's farm. near SpOtsylvania Court
house This place was the headquarters
of General Grant when the boys from
Dixie gave ms army such whipping at the
Courthouse.
One of the large iron columns for the
Masonic Temple was cast at the 1redegar
last Thursday. and the Other-there are TO
be two of equal size-will be cast next
week. These columns weigh 10000 pounds
each. They will rest on granite piers and
will reach to the third floor.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Rees, the accomplished
Young organist. will leave the city Wednes
day for Mountain View to spend his vaca-
ton. and will return OutAugust 18TH. lie
will visit Port Chester. \. Y, 10y invitation
to supply the place of Organist IN one OF
the prominent churches OF that place for
month.
Masters Frank. Jack, and Baylis, and
Miss Florence Epps, grandchildren OF Mr..
John Lindsey, entertained their young
friends at his residence on the Brook road
Tuesday evening. The grounds were illu-
minated and the festivities were kept up
until late hour. 1t was an evening OF
pleasure long to be remembered by the
thirty little folks who were assembled
there.
The Philadelphia Ece1ing Bulletin saws:
"The Rev. Fleming james, ID. d., Of
Gambler, Ohio, recently elected a profess
sor in the Philadelphia Divinity School,
has accepted the char, and is expected III
Philadelphia before the LIST of September.
He is well known here through his minis
trations during former summer seasons at
Holy Trinity church"
Rev. Dr. James is a native of this city
and son of the late Fleming James. He
graduated AZ the University of Virginia