Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

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Miss Cora L. Richards left yesterday for
Norfolk. She will visit Virginia Beach and
Ocean View before her return.
Mrs. Julia A. Charles. of Williamsburg. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Pie
mont, at 1909 west Clay street.
Miss Allan left the city yesterday for
| Washington, where she will spend the win.
ter with her sister. Mrs. I. ii. Crump.
Mir. ID. NJ. Goldsby, wife. and daughter
| have returned to the city after two months
absence in the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. William Fl. Dean and Miss Martha
| Pitt. having spent several months in the
| mountains, will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. G. ". Taylor. No. 217 Eighteenth
| street. and Mrs. Martha Wagner have re-
| turned from q pleasant visit at Charlottes-
| vile.
Miss Mary j. johnson has returned to
Richmond after pleasant visit TO relatives
and friends q. Beulahville, King William
| county.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wakefield has returned to the
city after a five weeks visit to friends
| in Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapolis, and
Michigan.
Miss Ada P. Janney, of Lcudoun county,
| is in the city for few days, the guest OIL
| her relative, Mrs. William III. Peasants, OF
| Church Hill.
Mrs. Charles Reintz and friend, Miss
| Gussie Delarue, will leave Monday after
noon to visit friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
| Miss Maggie Hannigan has returned TO
| her home in this city after two-morths
| visit to her sister, Mrs. w. L. Gaibraith,
| in Tennessee.
Miss Winnie Poston, daughter of Rev.
]. G. Poston. ID. D., of Lynchburg, has
| returned home after pleasant visit to
| friends in this city.
| Mrs. DIR. NJ. S. Taylor, who has been
| lying quite sick at her residence, No. sos
| north Seventh street, for several weeks, Is
now convalescent.
| Mr.. Paul Z. Naumann, of Henrico coun-
| ty, left yesterday evening for Baltimore,
| where he will spend short while with
| friends and relatives.
| Messrs Henry j. and Joseph II. Heeke
hayereturned to this city from five DAYS
visit to Glasgow. They also visited Natural
Bridge and Lexington.
| City-Sergeant Charles II. Epps and wife,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles j. Shunan.
have gone on few days visit to Shumans-
| vile, CarOilne county.
Messrs. NJ. r. Pace and j. Fl. Lawder are
| the representatives, of Typographical
| Union, No. 30, on the Chief Marshal's staff
| in the Labor-day parade tomorrow.
| Miss Mamie B. Bare, Of No. 1911 east
] Grace street, is spending the summer with
| her aunt. Mrs. Cunningham Switzer, at
Mt. Crawford. Rockingham county.
| Misses Fidelia H. and Louise Cauthorn,
| of 404 east Marshall street, have returned
| home from a visit to King and Queen coun-
| ty, West Point, and Amelia Courthouse.
Miss Alice Dunstsnt, accompanied by
her friend Miss Carrie Ueaker, will re-
| tern to the city to-day after spending
several weeks with relatives in Glouces-
| ter.
| MIR. G. d. LeGrande. of the baggage de-
| partment of the Richmond and Danyille
| railroad, with Office IN Washington, for
merly resident of Richmond. is in the
| city.
| George B. Davis, grand chief patriarch
| of Grand Encampment, /. o. o. f., by
| special invitation, will visit Lebanon En-
campment, Danyille, Va, tomorrow
night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Rady and Mr..
| and Mrs. j. L. Schwalmeyer returned yes
| terday from a very ENJOYABLE trip to Wash
| ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and M.
| agara Falls.
| Misses Louise and Adele Williams were
registered at the Summit House, Dit. Wash
| inCton, last Tuesday night. They Will visit
| friends in Duxbury, Mass. returning home
about September 18th.
Mr.. z. S. Cheatham, of Norfolk, who has
been spending his vacation of two weeks
| in Richmond, the guest of Messrs. G. z.
| Shackelford and M. Il. Mills, of Church
Hill, has returned home.
Colonel Thomas r. Marshall. who was
recently elected commandant of cadets of
| the Virginia Military Institute, will leave
| Monday morning for Lexington. The
school opens September 4th.
w. Joseph Gentry, Of 1920 east Grace
street. who has been visiting friends in
| the saltwater district on account of his
health. has been unexpectedly called
home. His condition is not improved.
Miss Rose Andrews. of east Grace street,
| accompanied by Misses Bella Walden. OF
north Fifth, and Annie Morris, of south
Laurel, have left for a two-weeks' TO Pc
tersburg, Norfolk, and Virginia Beach.
Rev. Carter Helm Jones, of Knoxville,
| Tenn, Will close his engagement with the
Second Baptist church by q sermon at II
o'clock this morning. Rev. w. W. Lam
drum. D. d., the pastor, will return this
| week.
On Thursday evening there was q gath
| ering of friends of Miss Minnie Semi and
Miss Katie Fink at the residence of the lat
ter. They gave watermelon feast and en-
tertained their visitors with numerous
games.
Nelson Green and Major Allen 1.-TWO ne
groes) were before Squire Vincent, at the
| county courthouse yesterday, on the
charge of fighting in Mt. Zion church, in
| the lower part of Henrico. BY mutual con-
sent the case was dismissed.
Messrs. George F. Newell 4 Brother, of
| Richmond, Va. the contractors for the
contracted for block of six brick build
| ings, including the Bank Of Waynesboro',
the houses to cost when completed $4,000
Mr.. j. Warner Enos, of north Twenty
eighth street, who has been visiting his
| uncle, MIR. Bassett. in Norfolk, left there
| Monday evening en- route for New Haven,
| Conn. on the schooner James Joice, under
the management Of Captain John Rand
| kin.
The "Alerts" will open their season with
Q grand ball 1t Sanger Halle about the
middle of October. Their membership at
present Is very large one and they are
striving to mako this the grandest affair In
their history. This clubs entertainments
are strictly private.
Mrs. Hundley, Miss Bette Henley, and
Hesars. G. G. Hansford. II. r. Harrell, A.
O. Peachy. II. L. Cole, and L. Henley. Of
williamsburg, were IN the city yesterday.
The party left Williamsburg last week on
trip 70 the mountains. which they greatly
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