Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30

W.P. Campbell. Of the Wamego CKan.)
S,,a, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William II. Wood, Of Macon. Ga, is
visiting Mrs. j. W. Talley IN Richmond.
J.Y. Gilmore, editor and proprietor Of
the SuqGr- Bolrl and Farm Journal, New Or-
leans, is in the city.
Mr.. c. b. Knight and family have moved
10 Roanoke, Va, and will mako that city
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kell and Miss Annie
Kee, of Garysburg. n. G., are the guests OF
Mrs. David Prosser, 2Sl3 east Grace.
Mr.. IT. ]. Elliott and wife and Miss
Amanda Smith, of Lynchburg. are visiting
Mr.. Z. II. Kessler, OF GIL east Broad street.
A colored woman tainted ct the corner
of Third and Franklin streets Yesterday
afternoon. The ambulance carried Aer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Dearborn and family,
of Birmingham. Ala, ere the guests OF MI
and Mrs. James Boyd Patton, east Clay
street.
General G.. w. C. Lee. president Of the
Washington and Leo University at Lexlng-
ton, was prevented by sickness from at
tending the ceremonies.
Mrs. Henry d. Caruss and her son Alfred,
of East Orange, n. j., are stopping 81 the
residence of her father, Colonel n. Mont
gomery, III north Fifth street
RI. Huston. Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
Gregory and daughter, King William, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Elley, Suffolk, Va; Miss
Ackers, Of Baltimore. Md, are stopping
with j. L. Vaughan; 1906 east Marshall.
Alderman Herman Myers and BRIDE are
the guests of Mr.. Jacob Edel, 5l4 west
Franklin street. ar. Myers IS president
of the Savannah National Bank, and
brother-in-law Of his host.
The following are guests at DR.. W. E.
Hatcher's. COB west Grace street Mrs. Eu-
genie Whitley, Of Kentucky; DR.. u. IL.
Snead, c.. G.. Snead and son, Miss Lucy
Aemond, Mrs. q. L. Kinnier, Of Washing
ton.
DR.. William Shaw Bowen. the we'll
known staff correspondent OF the New
York World, was in the city yesterday TO
give his paper n graphic account OF the
great parade and the unyeiling ceremo-
MES.
General r. Lindsay Walker had intended
coming to the unveiling. but his physician
advised him not TO attempt 10 make the
trip, and his family persuaded HIM TO re-
AltLu ~ AOAANs LAp NsS-A~-e-% NN~%N~s -
very bad.
The yacht Trophy. Terrell, master and
pilot; Ulmer, chief engineer, arrived at
I the Old Dominion dock OF $50 A. NJ. yes:
terday, with the owner, A. L. Barber, of
Belmont and guests. She cleared for
Washington, d. c., at II o'clock.
Misses Mary and Elise Semmes, Of Lex
I inston, are the guests of Mr.. Preston
| Cooke, on cast Franklin. They will be
Joined by Colonel and Mrs. Semmes on
| Tuesday and 60 to Petersburg to attend
tie wedding of their brother, MIR. Bernard
/ Semmes.
Wednesday night at the residence Of the
( brides mother Mr. Edward i. Smither
and Miss Lille E. Selph were married by
/ Rev. Il. II. Pitt. a reception followed at
| the residence Of the groom's father. Mr..
Smither is among the popular conductors
Oh the Union Passenger railway.
Among the thousands visiting the city
upconnected with any military organiza-
| ton were Major Clayton Woods and Colo
mel III. McHodge, of Darlington, $. @. The
| latter is an old ex-Confederate who is well
| known TO many citizens of Richmond.
Both gentlemen are frequent visitors here.