Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
friends in Mathews and Gloucester cOun-


two weeks northern trip.
Miss Mary Snead. OF west Cary street,
is visiting friends IN Fiuvanna county.
MIR. r. d. Mccoy and wife and Miss
Virginia Otey Mccoy have gone to Caro-
line.
Mr.. George Stoll leaves to-day for
trip to Luray and the mountains OF Vir-
ginia.
Messrs. George Mayo and Hyter Bar
foot have LETT Tor the White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. W. T.. Nichols and son have re-
turned from their pleasure-trip to the
mountuins.
Mr.. J. Aston Cabell has returned from
his summer vacation, and IS stopping at
the ST. Claire.
Hon. Frank s. Blair, of Wytheyile,
was in the city last night On route home
from Norfolk.
Mrs. b. VI. Batldns and little daughter
have just returned from Hampton after
a pleasant visit.
Mrs. John II. Roach has returned
from a visit Of seven weeks to friends IN
King and Queen county.
Mr.. John J. Crutcbfold, Jr., has re-
turned to the city from an extended
business and pleasure trip.
Messrs. John r. Anderson, Fred,
VIII. and Herbert Waldrop have left the
city on a trip to Ocean View
Misses Fannie Philips and George
Watson are visiting their cousin. Mrs.
L. VI. Batkins, 1903 west Clay street.
Misses Irene and Bessie Barber, who
have leen sojourning IN Danvile Tor
some time, ore now at Coyners Springs.
Miss Hattie Y. Loycnstein is enjoying
delightful visit n Wikesbarre, Ia.
she viii return to Philadelphia III a few
days.
Mr.. ". Dellie Sutherland has gone to
the Natural Bridge, and from there he
will go to Glade Springs to join his
family.
Mr. George VI. Crone is spending %
few DAYS with his daughter, Alrs. john
f.. Kennedy, at Laurel Hill, Augusta
county.
Miss Este Lee has returned to the
city after a most delightful visit to rela-
tiyes in Woodbury., Nd, and Whining
ton, Del.
Miss Bessie Hopkins and her brother
John r.. Hopkins, left yesterday for
Nottoway county, on q visit, to remain
several days.
Misses Mary and Lydia Taylor, of
Oh east Clay street. have returned from
pleasant trip TO Niagara Falls and other
northern resorts
The Misses Buchanan, who have been
visiting friends at Dover. Goochland
county, for the past two weeks, have re-
turned to the city.
Miss Wostie johnston, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. \. Night
ingile. returned TO her home in Chester
field last Tuesday.
Professor Beinhardt, wife, and daugh-
ter, Miss Emma, aud Miss Katie Laucr
returned home yesterday from a pleasant
visit to Baltimore.
Messrs. Albert Waldrop. J. 7. Sayille,
r. NJ. Anderson, Il. II. Pettis, aud G..
4. Zincke are enjoying the sea breezes
at Virginia Beach.
Captain Frank Cunningham, has re-
turned from n pleasant trip down Hamp-
ton Roads and to the cap S on the plot
boat ". A. Graves.
Miss Annie Marie Ferrandini aud her
sister julia returned homo from Baltl-
moro yesterday after pleasant visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. II. W. Claiborne has returned
from delightful trip to Watkins Glen,
Niagra Falls, and various springs re-
sorts in the mountains OF Virginia.
Misses Ida and Maud Fletcher, OF the
West End, left Friday on tine steamship
Old Dominion for Brooklyn to pend a
month with their sister, Mrs. Florence
+. Douglass.
Miss Annie Mcdowell, Of Is east Clay
street, has Just returned from Hanover
county, where she had delightful time
visiting friends and relatives and attend
ing protracted meetings.
Captain John r. Reese. of Gloucester,
who has been visiting friends here for q
week or ten days, returned home yester-
day TO look after his oyster interests and
to gather votes for Mckinney
MIR. Allan Talbot, son Of Charles II.
Talbot, WHO has been studying at tie
, University of Geneva, is making tour
of the Continent. and will be in Rich
mond the latter part Of October
in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing James George and John Anderson,
two small colorcd boys, were sentenced
TO six months in jail for stealing piece
of dress goods, the property Of HutzleE
Brothers.
A very pleasant picnic was given at
Young's Pond on Thursday last by q
number of young gentlemen of the Nest
End. The committee-Messrs. Carlton,
Lockrane, and Stansbury-spa no ef-
fort to make the occasion an enjoyable
one.
Mr. O. II. Woodward, who was pain
fully hurt a week ago yesterday by being
thrown from wagon and run over by
one wheel Of the vehicle, which weighed
$500 pounds, Is able to be out again. lie
madea narrow escape, and that no bones
were broken IS almost "a miracle.
Mr. Samuel Binswanger, doing bust
ness as Binswanger u Co., yesterday In
stituted suit in the City Circuit Court
against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company for 500 damages. 4
train on the Newport-News division of
this system recently ran into a wagon
and mules belonging to the plaintiff,
and it is for injuries thereby sustained
that the suit is brought.
The Good Templars OF Sidney Lodge
at their regular weekly session Friday
night had quite an enjoyable time.
Several songs by Messrs. Snider and
Walter, aud Orchard the Third, 10y
William 5. Hamlin, were features Of the
I ooc.o;on Arontr tha visitors mart ipi.