Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR FRIENDS TO AND
FROM THE CITY.
Brief Notes, Also. About Those stiii LIN
gering in the Mountains or with
Their Country Kin.

turned from Pittsburgh, IN
Mr.. philip Shea has gone TO the seashore
for a few DAYS of rest and recreation.
Miss BETTE s. Allen. of Union Hill, is
visiting friends in Wilmington, Del.
-Four small suits were instituted in the
CITY Circuit Court yesterday afternoon.
Miss Annie Nicholas, Of Danville, is visit
ing her parents at Gl5 north First street.
Misc Anoblc and Miss A. NJ. Anable are
at Ford's Hotel, where they VIII remain
until Tuesday.
Mrs. s. +. Farley and Mr.. r, K. and G;
Il. Farley have gone to Baltimore 10 attend
the Exposition.
Mr.. w. J. Mcdowell and family are
spending o few weeks in their cottage at
the Huguenot Springs.
Mrs. L. A. Leary and Miss Annie Bailey
leave this morning for - rev WcekS WISH
to friends at Catalpa Hill.
Misses Mollie Atkinson and Clara Kelley
left yesterday evening for Baltimore 10
visit relatives and frends.
Miss Claudia Seay, of 1l2 Twentieth
street has returned home after pleasant
visit TO friends IN Stanton.
Miss Flavonia Chalkley left Friday to
visit her sister. Mrs. William a. Christian.
of Sandy Point, James river.
Miss Ida Jordan returned homo Friday
evening after n long and pleasant visit TO
her sisters in Reidsyille. y. {.
Miss Carrie J.. Clarke has returned to the
city from JOnesbOrOugh. Tenn, where she
has been spending the summer.
Mrs. c. r. Bradley, Hiss Edna Bradley,
and Master Henry Bradley have returned
TO the city from the Hotel Bon Air.
Mr.. Edgar Allan, who has been detained
at home by sickness, is much better and
expects to be in his Office this week.
Miss Lizzie McGehee returned home. Fri
day after u pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.
Is. H. Trice. OF King William county.
Mr.. George Bosher, Jr., leaves Richmond
TO attend the Exposition at Baltimore.
From there he will 90 to Denver. Col.
Miss Mary O. Harwood, Of No 712 east
Franklin street, left the city yesterday eve
ming TO attend the Baltimore Exposition.
Mise Annie CofTev. of Old Point, who has
been visiting Mrs NJ. \. Hobbs, 909 west
Marshall street, returned home Yesterday
Mr.. Walter &. Duke. of the firm Of Ware,
Duke & Taylor. left yesterday morning tor
| Baltimore TO attend the Maryland Exposi-
ton.
Mrs. DR.. Charles r. Cullen, formerly of
Hanover county but now of Waldo, Fla, Is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. IL.
II. Pitt
Mr.. Alexander c. Adams. who has been
on visit 10 his fathers family for To past
week. returns to his home Ill Philadelphia
to-day.
Mrs. John II. Anderson and her, son
Hiram E., Of Church Hill, left last Thurs
dav for Baltimore to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Ella V. Alley and Miss Carrie j.
Grubbs left yesterday to attend the Expo
sition aud visit relatives and friends Ill
| Baltimore.
Miss Mary Dawson, of north Twenty
first street, has left the city on visit to
Washington, where she Will remain for
| few weeks.
Misses Lutte and Annie Yarbrough, of
| Church Hill, will spend the, month 81 sep
tember in Mbemarle with their uncle,
Captain Wood.
Messrs. Charles Owens, Arthur Tyler,
Virgil Glazebrook, Walden Ragland, and
number of other young men, left yesterday
for Austin, Texas.
Colonel s. W. Scott, wife, and daughter
| o. Baby Katie") of GuyandOtte. W. Va,
are visiting their son and brother, Mr.. W.
Ii. Scott, of this city.
Rev. T. G.. Jones, ID. D., of Norfolk, Is on
| n visit to j. b. Jeffress, Esq, on Grove ave
nue., and will preach at the First Baptist
| church this morning.
Miss Katie Anthony, of Stanton, who
has been visiting the Misses Hicks, OF
| Twenty-ffth street for several months, has
returned to her home.
Misses Bessie and Belle Christian, Of
| Church Hill, have returned to the CITY al
ter prOtracted visit TO friends IN Glouces-
| ter and Caroline counties.
Miss Mary r. Fremont. of 500 west Clay
! street, left the city last week 10 spend some
time with relatives and friends III Williams
| burg and James City county.
| Colonel Thomas Whitehead has returned
| from Pulaski county, where, on Wednes-
| day, he delivered the anlEal address before
the County Agricultural Far.
Miss Sallie Kirkland lras left the city TO
visit friends in Petersburg and Norfolk.
| She will also attend the Exposition IN Bal
timore before her return home.
Mr.. II. NJ. Nuckols returned to the city
Yesterday after ten days Of pleasure AT Wat
| kins Glen, Niagara. Buffalo. Toronto, and
| other northern pleasure resorts.
Mr.. Herbert Rees will preside at the or
gan of Park-Place church to-day, filling the
| place of Mr.. Herbert Phillips, who Is alb
sent from the city taking vacation.
Miss Clara Fl. Nicholas and her cousin,
| Miss Maggie Nicholas have returned from
| Danville, where they have been spending
| the summer with their uncle, Mr.. Jerry
| Nicholas.
Mrs. Gus Meyer and daughters, Misses
| Florence and Nora, have returned after q
pleasant visit to New York, Boston, Skow-
| hogan, Me-, Philadelphia, and other north
ern cities.
Misses Bessie and Birdie Farrar, of
| Church Hill. and Miss Carrie Carter, of
| Kentucky, have returned to the city from
Amelia county, where they spent the month
of August.
Mr.. Charlie W. Woodward, Of Richmond,
| is on visit to Washington, where he will
| Join his brother Edward and from there
! they will 20 TO Baltimore to attend the
! Exposition.
DIR. J. w. Michaux has just returned to
| the CITY after an absence Of several weeks
| spent in the mountains. He was also III
| attendance at the State Medical Convention
| held III Roanoke
DIR. Charles S. Britain has returned from
| New York, where he has taken a special
| course Of clinical lectures at the POst-Cira-
duate Medical School and Hospital and
| will soon resume his practice IN the city.
Past-Grand-Sachem c. Emmett Hill
| leaves for Baltimore to-day. He goes as a
representative from the Great Council of
| Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia to
the Great Council of the United States.
Cards are out for the marriage, on the
! 25th instant of Miss Estelle Wood, an ac-
complished young lady of Batesville, Abe
marie county, to Hon. S. 5. wilkins, men,
Der of the House from Northampton
! county.
Miss Mable L. Bowls. of Venable street,
has returned TO the city, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. X. j. Dykes, after pleasant
visit to the summer residence OF her uncle,
X. J. DYKES. Esq, on Brambleton avenue,
East Norfolk
Colonel ]. l.. Darlington. of the Exchange
Hotel returned yesterday evening from his
summer sojourn at bis farm, in Powhatan
county. The Colonel is greatly improved