Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs Il. J. Drew is summering at the Ot-
terburn Llthia Springs.
Messrs. Richard H. and Claude Burruss
have returned to the city.
Mrs. Thomas W. Gentry and her two
sons have returned from West Point.
Mrs. r. II. Pitt and children and Miss
Cole are summering at Otterburn Springs.
Mr.. George Bell Trueman returned Sun
day afternoon from brief visit to Bedford
City.
Mrs. Laura 6. McCay. of 900 west Main
street. is ssojourning at the Otterburn Lithia
Springs.
Miss Iottie C. Bowen, of west Clay
street. has gone to Taylorsyille to spend the
summer.
Mr.. II. II. Elicit and wife and Miss Car
rie Elicit. of west Franklin street, are at
Old Point.
CAPTAIN John A. Coke returned TO the
CITY yesterday after several weeks spent in
the Northwest.
The Leigh-Street Baptist Sunday school
will have its annual picnic at Providence
Forge tomorrow.
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe and family will
spend the summer at their country place
near Gordonsyille.
Miss Matte Wood. of Fulton, has left the
CITY TO spend the summer with Miss Denie
Dunn, of Portsmouth.
Messrs. Robert L. and Powell Nash left
yesterday for a months soJOurn IN the
mountains OF Virginia.
Mrs. Manning c. Staples, of this city, is
on visit TO Mrs. Ernest Boiling at Silver
Spring, Louisa county,
Mrs. Z. r. Ball, with her sons Fayette
and Lucien, are spending the season at
"Nimrod Hall" Bath county.
Mr.. c. NJ. Goodman and family are
spending the summer at the Roanoke Red
Sulphur Springs, near Salem.
Rev. T. 2. Bell preached at the Venable-
Street Baptist church Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. Mr. Pitt, being indisposed.
Messrs. August L. Vonderlehr and
Charles Hulcher have returned 20 the city
after a pleasant visit TO friends in Norfolk.
Mr. Chris. Evensen and party. who went
on a Yachting cruise in Hampton Roads
and vicinity, returned TO the city yester-
day.
Rev. DR.. J. j. Lafferty returned yester-
day from Bedford City, where he attended
the dedication of the Randolph-Macon
Academy.
Mr.. William r. Lee, nour-inspector, who
has been somewhat indlsposed. was on
duty yesterday. having returned from u
visit 20 the country.
Mr.. w. p. Lee, who was a deputy SER
eeapt under Mr.. Carter, is very i'll mt the
residence OF his father, Mr.. A. ). Lee, No.
522 north Tenth street.
Richmond Lodge, No. /. of Elks. will he
represented in the national convention,
which meets at Cleveland to-day, by
Messrs. Joseph w. Laube and Juan A. Piz-
Zini.
Coroner TAYLOR yesterday viewed the
body Of Maria Lawson (cOlored), who died
very suddenly ut III Lownes street. near
the Chesapeake and Ohio shops, of heart
disease.
Mrs. /. N. Jones and family are spending
the month of July at Orapaxe,. New Kent
county, with her fathers family. August
and September will be spent at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
In the CITY Circuit Court yesterday judg-
ment was confessed in the case Of Robert
W. Wilcox. receiver of the Circuit Court
of Charles City county, DC, rs. George W.
hdtutu III IhfOl VI tA' iA|iAS'h ANA v f~~N'
Mr.. James p. Schultz. one of the Male
Orphan Asylum graduates, returned TO hls
home in Philadelphia yesterday after visit
of some weeks. Saturday night he was
initiated into Gill-Memorial Lodge OF Good
Templars.
Rev. George Cooper, ID. D.. will not take
his vacation until September. He Will
then 90 North. During this month and
August he will take several horseback k
rides ont Of the city, returning to preach
on Sundays.
Mr.. Samuel Freedley will spend her
summer at her old home at Montclair, n.
D.. in the Orange Mountains, taking an oc-
casional trip in the Adrondacks. Miss
Madge Freedley is with her aunt in Phlla-
delphia and will summer at Atlantic City
and Delaware Water Gap and Cresson.
The business Of Mr.. Freedley keeps him
in the city most OF the summer, but he VIII
take occasional trips to Montclair and At
lantic City.
The family Of Mr. Charles II. Read will
be away from Richmond for some two
months this summer, dividing the time
visiting MIR. X. A. Lancaster's family at
their charming summer residence. Wal
lawhatoola." in Bath county, and Dir.
Charles Il. NcDannald's family in the
Warm Springs Valley. They will also visit
the summer home of blr. Reads sons
family (Marden). one mile from the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs.