Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
ouN FRIENDS ENJOYING THE NOUN
TAIN AIR AND SEA BREEZES.
Avvevs,s 1t Many Pleasure Resorts, Per.
sonais. Also. About Those Seeking
Comfort In More Quiet Places.

tnson and family. Miss Maud oonrau, riiss
FANNIE Michelbacher. Miss hay Mienei-
fxnns. l.. W. Glsyebrook and wife, Mrs.
Csta SCOTT TYLER C. Scott, Malcolm. j.
Hswlincsend nurse. h. 81. Gwathmey, alrs.
W. II. Parish. Miss Il. Scott, Miss Mary
Deane, and J. Scott PARISH
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 18th. Misses
Camm C. d. Ianghor0e. Misses Irene ana
Mamie Ianghorno. Miss Nora Langhorno
And maid. William Ryan, q. {. wide,
Beverly 3. Munford, F. ", Hanewlno1Iei'
Nr. and Mrs. Charles +. o1than, DR.,
mad. and infants; John Augustine, 4: j.
Bouiware. wife. child and nurse; Mis-,
Annie Il. Bcale, John II. Lyons, w. and
Srs. W, L. GRAY, l. ID. Chalkley, Mrs. Jo-
se3h Augustine, J. Il. Allerson, VI. ID. Leo
nard. G. Lorraine. 9. b. Antrim, Ars. Is. A.
Dewitt. and Miss Lizzie u. Apporson.
Number Of guests at White sulphur up 10
date, SIS.
COLD suLrHUR STRINGS.
For the week ending july 18th: T. c.
Woody. Mrs. y. Ii. Spence. Mrs. L. Il.
Parish and children. James &. Lamb.
ph,l;D T. Shield. j. J. MONTAGUE and wife,
Miss Montague. Master Carroll Monta sue,
r. M. Evans. Thomas. j.. warren, =. ".
Crump. wife. and chLd. Miss saliy d.
Uamner. Mss Susie c. Hammer, Miss Nan
n;aE Iandfum, Miss Lizzie NJ Walker,
Mrs. Emma W. Gordon, and Julien Bos-
sieux.
pFDroRp Arrx. IRON AND IODINE SPRINGS.
For the week ending July 18th: Mrs.
Dr., Jacob Nichaux aud daughter.
Trom Manchester: Mrs. Il. b. Dorset,
Mr.. NJ. Eowlet. Miss Mary Dorset Z. III.
Dorset. DIR. ". L. Dorset, and Percy Bur-
fort. c,p
list church. ard family ere expected here
about the la { OF this month.
Personals and Briefs
Mrs. Mary II. Clayton, of Manchester, is
quite III.
Mrs Ricks WalIereeln leaves to-day for
Lynchburs to visit relatives.
Mr. W. j. Dowlee left yesterday with
friends 70 spend few weeks North.
Miss Josephine Harra is spending seve-
raj weeks with friends IN the country.
Miss Cornel,a II. Johnson LEFT yesterday
for ar extended visit TO friends at ROCK
Springs.
Miss Gertie Wallerstein and Mr.. David
NJ Waljergtcin arc at the Rockbridge
Alum Syringe, Va.
Miss Maggie Allen. Of Church Hill. has
returned home after q pleasant visit TO
friends in Hanover.
Mr.. L. It. Robertson hos Just returned
from an extended tour TO the seashore OF
the North and East.
Miss Rose &. Winston and Miss Claudia
r. Godlin leave today for the Hygels do
tel. Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. George A. Parsley. of Church Hill,
has returned to the city, alter pleasant
trip TO Fluvanna county.
Mrs. Ed. T. Bernard and children left
yesterday with Mrs. W. ;. Roach ana
family for the mountains.
Mrs. Carrie Rowe has COMO to Charlottes-
vile TO spend a short time.
Mrs. ]. J. Harvey and daughter, Mrs. w.
Al. Luck, are spending the summer with
relatives in Elizabeth. n. j.
MI. John NJ. Wakefeld has left Richmond
20 visit his uncle, James Gray, OF Indian
apolis. Ind.
Mrs Maria T. Walker and Mrs. Emma W.
Gordon are spending few weeks at the
Gold sulphur Springs.
Mr.. II. NJ. Mclntire has returned from
Charlottesville where he has been spend
ing ten days with his sister.
MessIs. ]. Alcidees Purdie. Charles P.
Carter. and Jacob Stone are. enjoying the
sea breezes of Virginia Beach.
Mrs. j. i. Curley ard her daughter MAJ
gle are visiting relatives IN lockwood,
Myresdale, and Johnstown, Pa.
Messrs. Charles Z. Steinbach and Otto
StOuiy left the CITY yesterday to spend
two weeks with relatives North.
Mr.. Junie Lee and wife have left the city
90 visit their uncle. MIR. Guthrie, IN hing
William county, who is very Ill.
Mr.. John A. Shields and wife, who have
been visiting here. have returned to New
York bv the Old Dominion Line.
Mr. Frank Noel. wife, and children, have
zone on months visit to his aunt. Mrs.
John Il. Marshall, In Fauquier county.
Henry SullivGn (white), OF Stafford
county, was received at the penitentary
Yesterday to servo two years for burglary.
Mrs. James W. Maggie and two children
are in Boston on their way 10 the White
Mountains, where they Will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ca'harlne Walsh and niece. Miss
Nora Uealv, of south Fifth street. are
visiting friends at Aryon, Buckingham
county.
Misses MAY Wilson. Irene Thaxton. and
Laura Pettis left the city last Thursday to
spend few weeks at Genito, Powhatan
county.
Miss Hettie Petway, of Darlington street,
left the city yesterday for Amherst county,
where she will remain for month with
hen friends.
Mr.. Herbert Rees left on wednesday for
the mountains, and Will visit the White
Sulphur and the Natural Bridge before his
return in August
Mrs. Mary Il. Elam, Mrs. Ella W. Elan.
and daughter. and Miss Bette Elan, of
Church Hill, are spending the summer IN
Iluyanna county.
Mrs Mamie and Rosa Evans, Of Church
Hill, left Yesterday for West Point. Va,
where they will remain for few weeks
with their sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. AGREE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrick Wakefield, Their children. and Mr..
9. w. Clean are on a brief visit to Mrs. G.
l. Jones ut Oak Lawn.
Misses Annie Beck and Matte Lockwood
are visiting friends III Fredericksburg. Be
fore their return home they viii visit
Alexandria and Washington.
Miss Rosa Baebv. of Charlotte county,
who has been spending some time in Rich
mond, wall return home tomorrow, accom-
panied by her friend. MISS Linda Creery.
Mise Rosa Lilienfeld, Of Charlottesville,
who has been visiting the family of Ira X.
Bland, ESQ.,. 1921 west Cary street. for
several weeks. returned home last Thurs
day.
James Lyons. ESQ.,. who has been STAY
Ing at Clifton, n. V, - recovering from
malarial attack His wife will JOIN him,
aud they Will spend August at or near
Clifton
Miss Stuart Sidney Tromain Bradley. OF
the "Dellyue." LETT the city several days
since for q visit 10 Hamilton, Loudoun
county. where she will DE the guest Of rela-
tves and friends
Mrs. Paulsop, Of 1fi1 Floyd avenue. left
on the steamship Old Dominion las: Tues.
day for New York. BROOKLYN, Albany, ana
Troy. N. Y. TO spend month visiting her
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Thomas W. NcCaw. with Daven-
port 4 Morris, left last evening on the
Old Dominion Line for New York and in
few days viii sail for Europe to be gone
Tor about two months