Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
Hatcher. The officers elected were: Presi,
dent. @. r. Richardson: ice-President,
Miss Ruth Harris: Treasurer, Miss Berta
parsloy; Secretary, Miss Isabella Atkins.

Hatcher. Inc omcerb cfccStu WIZ ILect>
dent, @. II. Richardson; Vice. President,
Parsley; Secretary. Miss Isabella Atkins.
coxrRs AND ooKas.
Miss Lucy Blair. Miss Leila Myers, Miss
Bessie Law, and Miss Martha Bsgoy have
returned from delightful visit of several
weeks at Mrs. William Royals country
home in Absmarle county.
Miss Mary Pe.ran, who has been the
guest OF Miss Gertrude Rives at Castle
Hul. ha. returned 20 the city,
Mrs. Tom Carter has returned from her
fathers (Mr. Hayo's) charming country
homo in Clarke county.
Miss Louise Brander will return home
the early part OF this week, having spent
n delightful summer at Atlantic City aud
Edgewater Park.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron was IN the city
Friday en- route for New York.
Miss Elise Strother, Miss Buford. Miss
Ryland. Miss Addison, and Miss hate Bu-
ford sail on the Etruria Saturday on their
return from Europe. They viii be met by
friends at New York city. and Will reach
Richmond in about ten days.
Mrs. Manly. Of North Carolina, - on
VISIT TO her father, Colonel A. ). Buford.
IA west Franklin.
Miss Mary Mason Anderson, who has
been visiting Miss Cameron NJ her summer
home, has returned 10 the city.
Colonel and Mrs. Dicker5on, from New
York. are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ran
dolph Morris, Third street.
Mr.. Blythe Branch spent several days IN
New York city last week, his trip being
mainly q business one.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wayne Anderson
are located at the Denham flats. on south
Third street.
Mir. Jock Peasants has accepted the po-
sition of private secretary 10 Ex-Governor
FItZ go st Glasgow. HIS departure from
Richmond will be regretted by host of
friends.
Miss Lily Logan has returned from Eu-
rope. While there she visited Mrs. Ameiie
Rives-Chanler's studio.
MIR. and Mrs. Graham, OF Florence, Ala,
are in the city visiting Mr.. Thomas ID.
Neal, Jr., 40S east Main street. Mrs. Ora
ham will be best remembered by Rich
monders as Miss Sue Neal
Mrs. Turpin. of Augusta. Ga, IS visiting
Major James ID. Patton at Second and
franklin streets.
Miss Bessie Minor, of north Tenth street,
has left the city for an extended trip IN
the far South.
NOTES HIRE AND THEEE.
Misses +. NJ. Coggeshall, of New York,
and y. ID. Cary. of Washington. have re-
uOllo dltFi huOit Wow w ~hA'' -
A. Jacob, Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Fitzhugh and their
daughter. Miss Bessie, Of ITO north Fifth
street. have lately returned from an ex-
tended western tour through Colorado and
the Pacific slope. While in Denver they
were the guests of Mrs Fitzhugh's brother,
Herbert 2. Martin, an old Richmond boy,
who has become quito prominent rail-
rosd-man. He IS now the travelling freight
\ f4.r of a al
land railroad.
Mrs. z. w. Phillips, Of Hampton. who
has been quite sick in this city for the past
three weeks, is much improved.
Miss Maud Pollard, of Blacksburg. is on
n visit TO her cousin, Miss Berta Parsley,
of lI3 west Marshall street.
Miss Ada NuckolS. of Hanover, niece of
W. A. Dickinson, is very sick at Oak
wood.
Miss Jessie Slater Bennett has returned
to the city after delightful visit to Rapi-
Mrs. 4. NJ. Burford, of 312 east Cary
street. has returned after q five-weeks' visit
to West Chester, Philadelphia, and Balti-
more.
Miss Dora Rose, of Winston. N. c., is
visiting her friend Miss Florence Leiber-
muth, of No. 1907 east Marshall street.
Miss c. B. Phillips, of 2o9 south Laurel
pleasant visit to friends in Nottoway
county.
Mrs. Mary McGill received a telegram
Yesterday from Mr. w. j. Frederick, of
Galveston, announcing the fact that Mr.;
Rosenberg and wife, of this city, had
sailed from Liverpool on the Umbrla.
Mr.. Z. l.. Foster has returned to the city
and is now living at No. 70 south Pine
street.
Mss Eva Foster has returned TO Rich
mond. accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Walton, of Pittsylvania county.