Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03
PERSONAL POINTS.
BRIEF ITEMS ABOUT OUR FRIENDS
AND THEIR WHEREABOUTS.
Notse About Those Enjoying Quiet Life,
~ Well as Those In tho whiri
Of Fashion.

that are sent anonymously through the
mails or handed in without being endorsed
! can be used. This will explain to many
WHY their contributions to the personal
column. which If properly identifedwould
BIO entirely acceptable, do not appear.
The Elba Democratic Club will meet to-
morrow night.
Mr.. N. r.. Taylor has gone to Gloucester
| county to visit friends.
| Miss Celesta Agostine leaves to-day for
the White Sulphur Springs
Miss Ida GRAY left Yesterday to visit
| friends in Fluvanna county.
Miss Kate Eahart is visiting her parents
and friends in the mountains.
Miss Fannie Walker. of Church Hill. is
Waiting friends in kempsville, Va.
Miss Fannie Martin, of 1909 north Seventh
street, is on visit to her nome IN fowha-
| tan.
Misses Lula Bethel and Levy Martin
are visiting friends in Reusens, near Lynch
burg.
Miss Ada Fl. Kirby, of 927 west Clay
street. has gone to York county TO Visit
| friends.
Mrs. A. Newman, Miss Mamie Newman,
and Mrs II. Strauss have left for Orkney
| Springs.
Mrs. J. T.. Cassidy and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, of Baltimore, have left the city Tor
| Gloucester.
Mr.. Charles ]. MacHenrv left last eve
| ninp ria Old Point for New York and trip
up the Hudson.
Miss Hattie Fuller. of No. 300 west Main,
is visiting the Misses Gillian, OF Appomat-
| tox Courthouse.
Miss Susie Holland left yesterday for
Staunton. where she will stay few weeks
| with her relatives.
Messrs. Angus Nichols and Roy Tyler
have left the city for ashort soJourn IN the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Messrs. G. C. and W. N. Poindexter leave
| this morning for a visit to relatives and
| friends in the country.
Messrs. Frederick, Will. and Herbert Wal
drop are spending few days at ocean
View and Virginia Beach.
Mrs. C. I. Philips and family are sum-
mering with her mother, Mrs. K. j. Garii-
| din, Smithvlle. Charlotte county.
Mrs. James jackson and Mrs. j.
/
| Old Point Comfort for one month.
John H. Hill (coloredD, of this city, was
taken TO the penitentiary Yesterday to
serve one year for malicious assault.
Mr.. Edwin n. Ivey accompanied Miss
Kate Ahart to her home in Madison coun-
ty. where he will spend few weeks.
Mrs. M. E. Gates, Miss Emily Werten-
baker. and Mr.. John w. Brazeal left yes.
terday for Gloucester to Visit friends.
Mrs. SIT. West Jr., Mrs. J. A. Johnson,
and Mrs. G. J. Hughes have gone to Balls
| vile. Powhatan county, to spend lew
weeks.
Mrs. C. C. Huntlev and daughter, of PLOT
| Pleasant street, are In the mountains. and
the health of the latter is greatly i'm
proved.
Miss Jamie Keck. of Church Hill. left
! Yesterday on visit 10 her friend, MISS
Shackleford, of White House. New Kent
| county.
Mr.. B. G. wherry left yesterday morning
on the Chesapeake and Ohio road to VISIT
Nimrod Hall. Bath county, where his family
are summering.
Mr.. Elihu Morrissette and family, OF No.
1909 east Broad street, LETT yesterday foi
Prince Edward county, where they WILL
spend several weeks.
Mrs. f. NJ. Willis and daughters, Misses
Fannie and Minnie. accompanied by Miss
Hunter Ferguson, have left the city fol
the Terminal. West Point.
Mrs. V. A. Cauthorn and Miss Fidelia Fl
Cauthorn, of 404 east Marshall street, are
on a visit TO Rev. Joseph X. Griffith and
family. at Amelia Courthouse.
Mr.. Frank w. Danner. with Howard
Swineford. and Mr.. o. Herbert Funston, OF
j. b. Elan d Co.. left yesterday for short
sojourn in the mountains of Virginia.
Rev. James Little will be installed as pas.
tor of the Westminster Presbyterian
church this afternoon at O'Clock. The
services will be of very interesting charac-
ter.
Mrs. w. ]. Peyton and her two boys and
Miss Fannie Montgomery Cole have re-
turned to the city after spending two
weeks with DR.. Fauntleroy, of New Kent
county.
Misses Kate Brennan, Louise Lewis. and
Minnie Creey left Friday for Baltimore,
Washington, and Philadelphia. where they
will spend several weeks with friends anc
relatives.
Misses Rosa, Belle, and Gertie Lacy, OF
| west CLAW street, are in Lunenburg county
at the home Of their friend, Miss Ida
Toone, who has been visiting them Tor
several weeks.
The annual meeting of the HenricC
School Board will be held at the county
courthouse next Wednesday, when 1t Is
probable that teachers will be elected FOL
the next session.
Miss Lille B. Curtis left last Tuesday t.
spend her summer vacation with her cou
sin. Mr.. Charles b. Curtis, in South Fra
mingham, Mass. She Will visit Niagart
: Falls before her return.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. rector of st
Paul's church. who is spending the sum
mer in Gloucester county, came up to the
city yesterday and will occupy his pulpit
this morning and tonight.
City-Engineer Cutshaw has been re
ouested by the Committee on Cemeteries
to prepare maps of the River-View Gene
terry, their subdivisions, DC, as guide fol
the committee in fixing the price OF lots.
Mr. C. Mcdowell, recording secretary
of Richmond Union, No. ia, Brotherhood
of Painters and Decorators of America
: left last evening for Pittsburgh to attend
as delegate the General Convention OF tina
body.
During the month of July 245 deeds wer'
| recorded IN the CJtThs OiHcc VI tio iion
rico County County Court, and thiTteel
marriage-hcenses were issued, of which
!. four were to white and nine to colores
.. couples.
Mr.. James p. Watson has Just returned
/ from q pleasant trip to Nimrod Hall
While there he reports fishing in the OLE
. Cowpasture as excellent, having caugh
1879 bass in nine days, ranging IN weigh
from three pounds upwards.
Misses Louise Budd and Willie Budd, o
Blackstone, Va. and Miss Bella Fouque. o
Petersburg, who came to Richmond from
Otterburn Springs to spend short whil
. with the Misses Fuller, of 800 west Mali
street, have returned, accompanied b!
Miss Ruth Fuller.
? In the battalion drill at the Armory Fri
day night, in which Companies A, b, G, ID
and Z were in line, prizes were awarded
the companies recruiting the.largest mum
Der of men since last November as follows
, I First prize, Company G, $40; second prize
Company E, $50; third prize, Company b
$40.
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