Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
PERSONAL AND BRIEF
MANY ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
SERVED IN BRIEF SPACE.
xa,.. ahou. Friends Who Arc in the
Mountains. by the sonshore' or En-
joying the Country Air.
Miss S. F. Roberts 10 in Asheville. N. {

Miss Bessie Gardner he's returned from
visit to Surry county.
MIR. Henry Pannill. OF petersburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Epps nas returned from a
pleasant visit 20 Norfolk.
Mr.. T. NJ. Parker, Jr., has gone TO Wei
don, n. c., to visit his brother.
Mr. .Iobn Does and wife have returned
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Miss Maggie Read, OF Baltimore, IS visit
inc her sister. Mrs Mamie Mckinney.
Mr. G. W Hennhan leaves to-day on a
,,lcasure.trip to New York and Boston.
Miss MYRTLE Marable is expected home
| tbis month from Prince George county.
Mrs. Rothrock and daughter Virginia
evpcct to leave for Chester IN few days.
Misc Olivia NJ. Quay leaves tomorrow to
visit trends in Prince William county. Va.
There will be religious services at En-
manuel chapel this afternoon at O'CLOCK
Mr.. II. l.. Ragland left last week. for Bed
/ ford CITY, where he expects to remain some
| time.
Mrs. AT Craig has returned from trip
! TO Luray and q visit to friends IN the noun
/ tains.
Mrs. Cusky and Mss Lizzie Yorbrick
have cone 70 Lancaster, Penn, 70 visit
| friends.
Mrs. James Baker. who has been in fee
| be health for some time. Is improving
| slowly.
Miss Eva TYLER. of 1901 west Marshall
street. left Friday TO visit friends IN
| Louisa.
Miss Sadie Baker has returned from
Mecklenburg where she has been 'isl'ihs
| friends.
Mrs. and Mr. j. W. Alderman, Jr.. OF
| Greensboro. n. c., are visiting relatlvesln
| the city.
Miss Clara A. BIB. of stanton, Va, is
visiting Miss Laura b. Quay, OF 4O' west
| Grace Ltrect.
Miss Maggie Tulane. Of south Laurel
street. is in Norfolk visiting her aunt MIS-
John I. Rhea.
Mrs. F. w. Marable. who has been in
very delicate health for some time, Is I'M
proving slowly.
Mr.. Frank W. Bonner left the city yes
| terdav for visit 10 his old nome IN
| Augusta county.
Miss Minnie Rice, Of Farmyllle, is. visit
inc her brother. MIR. willie ID. Rice, No. 81
east Leigh street
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald A. Hutcheon left
| the city Yesterday for the Roanoke I'eu
| Sulphur Springs.
Miss Maggie Mason left Saturday to visit
| her sister, Mrs. Peatross, VINO llyes near
| Hanover Courthouse,
Mrs. &. f. Ladgett and her. sister, Miss
/ Ho.4Io nfnt- GRO visiting relatives IN \ IN
| ton, Roanoke county.
Mrs. Ida b. Rider. who has been spend
inc a delightful time in CroZet, VIII return
| to tho city on Monday.
Mr.. Jimmie Norment, who has been sui
| fering with rheumatism for some weeks
| has left for the Hot Springs.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gentry and Miss Edna NJ.
| Wright have returned to the city after
pleasant visit TO Petersburg
Miss Marine Sparks, of Church Hill, has
returned TO the city after very pleasant
visit to friends in Lexington.
Mr.. Willie Binford, Jr., of Henrico coun-
| ty, left Thursday for Newport News, where
| be expects to remain some time.
Mrs. Maggie V. Beard and daughter
Mabel. of No. II west Marshall street, are
visiting friends in Hinton, W. Va.
Mrs. Harriet Anderson and son Henning
Left the city last week for Belmont Springs,
where they Will remain fortnight.
Misses Rose billiard and Mary Cottrell
| will return tomorrow after pleasant VISIT
| to Norfolk, Old Point, and the Beach.
Mr.. Darlington blackburn, of Henrico
county, left Thursday night Tor Denver,
Col, where he will engage in business.
Miss Julia p. Smith, of No. 5l2 north
Ninth street, Is spending short time with
Mrs. E. H. Powell, in South Boston, Va.
Mrs. Roberta C. Hardaway, of 40l west
Marshall street. is spending few weeks III
| Ashland. the guest of Mrs. Kate &. Porter
Mr.. Willie Johnston, Of Roanoke, who
has been visiting relatives and friends IN
fms CITY and Henrico, left for home Tues
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Metzger, of
Church Hill, have left the city on visit
TO friends and relatives In Spotsylyania
county.
Misses Jennie and Delilah Clopton, of
| Hanover. have left for an extended visit to
Their sister. Mrs. G. X. Sanderson, IN Cum
berland. Mo.
Mr.. L. W. Marable will soon move his
| family TO Bedford City, whore he IS now
|
some residence.
Miss Leslie Banman, who has been
zpending few months with trends IN
| Chesterfield county near Clover Hill, has
returned home.
Mrs. James a. Courtney and daughter.
Miss Mollie. and Mrs. William Catlin, OF
| Boutwell,. Va, are visiting relatives III
| Buckingham county.
Messrs. Henry J. and Joseph II; Heeke
have left for Glasgow. Va. where they VIII
spend a few days. They Will also Visit
Buena Vista and Lexington.
Miss Fannie j. Elicit, OF Farmville, who
has been visiting relatives in tins city, Is
now with her sister, Mrs. Richard ii. Mara
bic, OF Prince George county.
Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs. Straylor;
of west Marshall street. have returned
home from Old Point Comfort, where they
have been spending the summer.
The Abertype Company, of New York,
Yesterday instituted suit in the City Cir
cult Court against the richmond Locoho-
tive and Machine-No for SGOJ.
Mr.. II. 4. Pollard, Of Louisville, Ky,
is in the city on visit. lie VIII spend
some time in Hanover and King and Queen
| counties before returning to Kentucky.
Messrs. Henry j. Heeke and Joseph H.
Heeke left yesterday morning for Glas-
gov, where they Will spend few days.
| They will probably visit Natural Bridge
and Lexington.
Mr.. Joseph Wallerstein. of the firm of n.
| Wallerstein & Co., has been elected di-
rector Of the Richmond Perpetual Build
ing. Loan and Trust Company rice Henry
| Bodeker. deceased.
Miss Sallie o. Fox and her friend Miss
Ellen j. Taylor. after delightful visit at
Ayletts, have left for the upper portion OF
King William county, where they expect
to remain some time.
Mrs. Sallie Marvin left Saturday for
Amelia Courthouse. at which place she
met her daughter. Miss Edna Marvin, and
her COUSIN. Miss Lucy Hicks. They will
! spend some time there.
| Messrs. Samuel and Seymour Sycle left
| for the North Friday evening ria the Old
| Dominion Line. Before returning they
viii visit Long Branch. Atlantic City,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore.