Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
pa-so,aIsand Briefs.

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Mr.. Appleton Ide. prominent citizen Of
Columbus, Ohio. is here on visit.
Miss Addie Carter has returned home
from her trip to the White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Sallie Marvin and her daughter,
Miss Edna have returned home from Anne
liza county.
Misses Nellie VI. Haw and Maggie Fl. FL
lett. who have been visiting. their COUSIN
Mr. George Watt, OF Henrlco, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Craig have left riG
Old dominion on a trip TO New York and
New England.
Hon. George d. Wise will address the
house Tuesday.
Mrs. P. W. Haw expects to make visit
10 her sister, Mrs. Johnnie Jones, OF Ches-
ter in few days.
Mrs. Johnnie Hunter and daughter, OF
Dallas. Texas, formerly of Virginia are the
guests Of Mrs. |. Goddard.
Misc Nellie Wingfeld. Of Charlottesville
is visiting her friend Miss Neale Williams,
Of 2205 Church-Hill avenue.
Miss Minnie Rice. of Farmville, who has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. Willie Rice,
of this city, has returned home.
Madam Teusler. after very pleasant so
journ in the mountains, has returned 10
her home. 81 east Grace street.
Misses Freddy and Julia Jacobs have re-
| turned homo after an extended trip to New
| York and other points of interest.
Miss Alice burroughs. of 1725 Venable
cd ., a. d.
| ing several weeks in Charlottesville.
Mr.. Richardson W. Gregory. Of Chester
| field county. who has been visiting rela-
| tives in this city, has left for his home.
The regular meeting Of the City School
| Board will 10 held At the Richmond High
School tomorrow afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Miss Iottie Griffith. daughter of ex-
Councilman Anthony Griffith. has returned
| home after two months absenceln Amelia.
Mrs. wilkins and her two daughters,
Miss Maggie and Jessie, have returned
home after pleasant visit in the country.
Miss Anna Glaeser. OF Baltimore, has re-
turned home after spending delightful
| time with Miss Maud King, of Church
Hill.
Mrs. r. T. wilkinson and Miss Lydie
| TAYLOR have returned from the Blue
| Ridge Springs after a very pleasant trip OF
several weeks.
The young people of the East End en-
| loved a delightful entertainment Friday
| night at the residence OF Mrs. Rlchwlne,
No. 26l1 o street.
Mrs. julius Staude, accompanied by her
| daughter Carrie, left last Wednesday TO
| visit her brother out West. They Will
spend a month OF two.
Miss Imogene Lee Myers and her sister
Lizzie. of 9l7 east Leigh street, who have
| been spending some time at Virginia
Beach, returned home last week.
| DR.. s. c. McGilvre. recent graduate Of
| the University of Virginia, has received
| the appointment as resident physician OF
| the Eve, Ear. and Throat lntirmary.
Mrs. William II. Welch, Mrs. Frank NJ.
/ WEIGH. and Mrs. O. X. Buckley. of Brook
lyn. are the guests Of Captain a. q. Bah
| cock at Cedar Lawn. Henrico county.
Mr.R.R. Fauntleroy, formerly of this
CITY but now Of st. Paul, is spending some
time in Helena, Montana, on legal busi-
ness. He is O son Of Judge Fauntleroy, of
this city.
Cards are out for the marriage next We'd
nesdav evening at o'clock in the Evan
| pelical Lutheran church of Miss Louise
Feitig. daughter of Mr.. c. Feltig, 70 Alr.
| Emil Pohlig.
Miss Beulah wilkins. Of No. % Taylor
street. has been on a visit to Miss Maggie
| Young, Of Petersburg, where she spent q
DELIGHTFUL time has returned home accom-
panied by Miss Young.
The Baptist Ministers conference. which
has been suspended for two months, will
resume its meetings tomorrow at II
| O'clock A. NJ in the mission rooms OF the
Second Baptist church.
Mr.. r. r. Gregory, one of tho popular
statesmen of the firm of Levy d Davis.
took leave Of his employers and fellow
clerks Yesterday in order 20 enter the law
class of the Richmond College.
Miss Robener Whitlock, of west Mar
shall street, and Miss Blanche Pemberton,
Of south Laurel street, have returned to
the city after visit of six weeks to Mr.. L..
j. Coleman's family, of Hanover county.
Mr.. NJ. r. Freeman, who has occupied the
position Of chief clerk in the Richmond
and Danville general freight Office. has
gone to Georgia TO live. The company
will assign him position there that Will
be less confnlng than the one he filed in
Richmond. His health is better than it
was. but his physicians insisted on has
making change.
The Society Of the Army and Navy Of
the Confederate States in the State of
MARYLAND at meeting held in July passed
resolutions thanking the people of Rich
mond in general. and several organizations
in particular, for courtesies during the
ceremonies incident to the unveiling OF
the Lee monument. The resolutions,
which were published by the Dispatch at
the time, have been handsomely printed
and sent to this city.
DR.. w. Leigh Burton will leave Rich
mond tomorrow for st. Louis. to represent
the Burton Electric Company at the Expo
sition now being held in that city. II will
be remembered that last year the Burton
electric heaters formed one of the most
attractive features of the st. Louis Expo
sition, and this year the company will com