Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
LIST OF THOSE REGISTERED AT vIR-
GINA WATERING-PLAcES.
Personals and Notes--AIso, About Folks
Who Are Leaving for Various Other
summer Jaunts.

18th, 1889: G. J. Anderson, N. Nj. Wilson
and wife, Dir. and Mrs. Alfred T. Harris,
Jr., Miss Marian Harris. Miss Kate Harris,
Miss Julia Harris and maid, J. G. Dame. j.
n. Krouse, G. ID. Langhorn, G. W. Saun-
ders, J. A. Johnson, Mrs. +. L. Coke and
companion, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 5. Bo-
sher. two children. and maid; Miss Ellie
Bosher, DIR. I. j. Willis, II. T.. c. Basker-
viii, John ID. Potts and wife, A: l.. Boul-
ware, wife, child and maid; James NJ.
Wise, wife, child, and maid; Edward j.
Willis, Henry l.. Baskerville, Il. H.. Har;;
wood. DR.. l.. Coyardin, wife. child, and
maid Miss Alice Cowardin, W. II. Tabb. ,:
Drinard, Thomas Nowlan and wife, and
John L. +. Anderson and family. There
were 321 guests on hand on July 18th.
PRINCESS ANNE noTEJ. VIRGINIA BEACH.
For the week ending July 18th: Mr.. Ed
ward Price. wife. and family, J. \. Wolh.
b. II. Dunnavant, Wvndham Il. Meredith.
NJ NJ. Shaupe. w. ID. Thomas. Miss
Thomas. f. c. Pcyton. II. L. Chaplin. H..
n. Harris and daughter, Miss Puryear,
Miss Marie Harris, T.. b. Calling, Misses
Burlington. Miss Julia Jackson, J.. O..
Wendenburg. Charles Rosenheim, W. \.
Celey, DR.. George b. Steel, wife and FAM
IL. Mrs. VI. T. Garnett. Miss Janey steel,
John Pickett, Miss Pizzini, X. {. Cobb,
Miss Harwood. Miss r. A. Golfer. Il. d. Car
penter, 8lissA. ID. Bostling, Miss L. h. Bost-
ling. and f. ID. Berry.
OCEAN vTEw.
For two weeks ending July 70. 1899: A..
f. Dickinson. G.. c. Barnes, !. Felix Smith,
L. b. Smith, l.. Fear. S. l.. Elliott a. NJ.
Scott. John A. Augustine. 4. b. Deus
berry. Mrs. Pilkinton, ID. 7. Pllkint0n,
Landon Pilknton, T. d. Saunders, II.
Nachmann. C. I. Grigg, II. b. Norment'
Miss Pizzini, W. j. Holms and wlfe,
Charles l.. Barry, Edward b. eating,
G.. W. Dulloff and wife. Miss A.. Walsh, A..
Leonard. II. W. Shelton, w. a. Turpin,
and Thomas NJ. Binford.
MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL.
For the week ending July 18th: DR.: Viii
liam Z. Palmer. John S. Williams, Judge
II. Fauntleroy, n. Lockwood, J. w. Lock
wood, Jr-, Mrs. b. Randolph Wexford, two
children, and nurse; W. II. Lucke and
family. DR.. George W. Harris, Miss. f. G..
Grattan. William b. Cox, John +. Allen,
Mrs. How. Miss V. Allen. W. Lovenstein,
Miriam B. Lovenstein, Miss Ludlan, Mrs.
r. A. Cary and two children. Miss Nj. i;
Barry, John c.. Robertson and family, and
DR.. j. +. Bransford.
THE TERMINAL. WEST POINT.
For the week ending July 18TH: w. b.
Marks, w. S. Hamlin, }. l.. Slaughter,
Thomas Redd. Emmett Richardson, John
A. Augustine, l.. S. Young, i. +. Shumates,
r. r. MacfaTlane and wife, I. {. Holland
Mrs. Lynch and sons. Robert f. Richard
son. j. W. Hopkins and X. G. Pegram. Jr.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 18th w. J.
Bosher, Miss Cary Laws, Miss Jennie Laws,
Allan WILTON II Roqpp N IL
Cav. and Mrs. william X. Pryor, of New
York, formerly Miss Louise Allan, OF Rich
mond.
Hon. II. W. Flournoy left yesterday for
Halifax county.
Mrs. NJ. b. Lee. of Church Hill, is i'm
proving slowly.
The City Circuit Court will adjourn for
the term tomorrow.
Mr.. Daniel WhitIock has returned from
ten days southern trip.
Mr.. Edward III. Smith is visiting DR..
Knox Thompson in Dinwiddie county.
Governor Lee went down TO Virginia
Beach yesterday. He will return Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Hooper, Jr.. left
yesterday for Mountain View, near Elk
island.
Mrs. L. II. Blair and family will leave
Monday for Mountain Top TO spend the
summer.
Miss Mary Becher, formerly Of Rich
mond, now Of Stanton, is in the city for a
few days.
Miss Cary Glasgow, Of No. west Main
street, is spending some time at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Rev. L. b. Turnbull will preach at the
Second Presbyterian church at IL o'clock
this morning.
Mrs. L. V. Valentine and children are
visiting relatives and friends IN Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
Messrs. Albert L. Bradley and Robert T..
Pollard leave this morning for brief visit
to relatives in Columbia!
About two dozen empty grain-bags
found in an alley are at the Third station
house waiting identification.
Mrs. NJ. V. Batkins and daughter have
arrived safely III Hampton, where they
propose to spend the summer.
Colonel James NJ. Neal, of Danville, and
party Of friends passed through the city
yesterday route TO Old Point.
Miss Rosa Bedford, of this city, is spend
ing the summer at Mountain View. IN
Goochland county, with relatives.
Mrs. Irving Philips and family left town
Tuesday to spend the summer with her pa
rents at Smithville, Charlotte county.
Mrs. Il. L. Adams and son and Mrs.
James L. Schwalmeyer, of Church Hill,
have gone TO Greenwood for the summer.
Mr.. Levi Wasserman, of Baltimore, for
merly of this city, and brotherln-law OF
Senator LOvenstein. Is visiting friends here.
There will be religious services at the
Male Orphan Asylum this evening at 4
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Preston G.
Nash.
Mr.. W. II. West, accompanied by his son,
w. j. West, left for the Cold Sulphur
Springs yesterday. to be absent two
weeks.
John L. Roper Lodge of Perfection, No.
s. will confer the fourteenth degree next
Monday night III full form on prominent
lawyer.
Hon. Lyon G. Tyler, who was called here
Wednesday by the fatal illness of ms
mother, returned TO Williamsburg yester-
day morning.
Misses Nora l.. Smith and Maggie y.
Allen, of east Grace street, Church Hill,
left Gu Wednesday lastfOr . visit to friends
i'll the country.
The attractive residence of Captain
Charles Euker, near the New pump-house.
erected by Mr.. James ii. Gibbs, Is ABOUT
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Alonzo Philips has been awarded the
contract for repairing the break IN the
dam to Young's pond, and he will COM
mencc work tins week.
Rev. Mr.. Williams. Of Bowling Green,
Caroline county, formerly pastor of the
Wcst-End Methodist church, Manchester,
was in the city yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Willie German and Miss Lena Jennings
Thursday afternoon, July 18th, at the
Church OF the Sacred Heart.
Miss Matte Lee Nosby is visiting friends
in Baltimore. From there she Will go TO
Delaware City and Philadelphia, returning
home the latter part of the summer.
Mr.. G. w. Morris and Miss Lizzie Deane,
daughter of Mrs s. d. Jones, will Toe mar
ried at the Seventb-Street Christian church
Tuesday morning, the 10th instant, at 1880