Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03

Ma T.. pembertOu anu son nave gone on
a visit TO friends on the Peninsula.
Mics Winnie Poston. of Lynchbure. is
visiting her friend. Miss Cora Everett.
Miss Mary shelton. Of 2i3 south Third
street IL spending the summer in Fairfax
county.
Miss Blanche Spear is having q very
pleasant visit with friends in Powhatsn
county.
Miss Patt,e Lyon, of Dover Mills, is
visiting her friend. MIR. Spear, at POI south
Pine street.
Mrs. Rosa Simmons and family, of west
Cary street, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Danville, va.
Miss Susie Chalkley, of No. west Cary
street. left yesterday on two weeks visit
TO Fluvanna county.
Mrs David r. Griffith, child, and nurse,
of Manchester, are summering at Gilliams-
vile, Buckingham county.
Messrs. Charles c. Duke, Harry L. Little.
Eugene s. Gates, and Brawner b. Gates
left last evening for Norfolk.
itMrs. Nora Streat and child left Tue gday
by the Old Dominion steamer for Con-
nectjcut and Massachusetts.
Miss Ida F. Ragland and Mrs. William r.
Anderson have left for Ashland, where
they will remain the balance of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. John IT. AGREE, ono of the oldest
butchers in Richmond, Is lying very i'll at
his residence on north Twenty-ffth
street.
Mrs. John Fl. Roach, of No. 1921 north
Fifth street, is spending the summer with
her friend Mrs. Wright, of King and Queen
county.
Miss Meta Potts. of Richmond. and
Miss Cameron, of Petersburg, are among
the bellies at the Rodick, Bar Harbor, this
season.
Misses Imogene and Lizzie Myers, of 9l7
east Leigh street, left yesterday morning
for Virginia Beach and Norfolk, to remain
until September.
Mr.. Martin Meredith Lipscomb has an
nounced himself an independent candidate
for Congress from this district, and issued
q pamphlet explaining his position.
Messrs. N. B. Ogilvie, f. W. Evans. r. L.
Bracket. J. ". Fields, West Evans,
Bracket left last night to spend few
DAYS with friends at Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. James B. Horner, president OF Car
penters' and Jointers' Union, No. 132, left
for Chicago yesterday to attend the Nation
al Convention of Carpenters and Jointers
of America. He goes rs delegate from
his union.
Mr.. Charles W. Lee, wife. and daughter,
of Danville, are visiting friends anu rela-
tivos in Manchester and Richmond. Mr..
Lee will leave Monday for New York, CHI
cago, and other northern cities. Mrs: Lee
will return to Danville on the 10Th OF Au-
gust.
The Bellevue Glee Club gave delight
ful entertainment at Young's Pond on Fiji
day evening and carried a very large
crowd. The time was very pleasantly
spent in dancing, boating. &C., and after
partaking of a most sumptuous repast the
guests were driven homeward In the wee
small hours Of the morning.
The following Richmond people were
registered at the White Sulphur during the
past week: Il. b. Chaffin. S. +. Sullivan, l..
+. Antrim. Judge Waller Il. Staples, G. w.
Stevens, +. w. Alsop, Alfred .Macdon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes, daughter,
and maid, John Hunter, Jr., W. J.. Tanner
and wife. Decatur Axtell. j. A. Hancock.
Charles Z. Workman, Jr., J. 9. Dame, II. w.
Fuller. DIR. Wendlinger, G. ID. Langhorne,
William W. Rountree, II. c. Watkins,
Cabell Brockenbrough and wife. A.. l..
Boulware, w. W. Gordon, William Gar
stang, T.. d. Christian, II. F. Wickham.
Number of people at the White Sulphur up
to date. 1903.
The Richmonders registered at Old
Point during theweek were: DR.. Isaiah IL.
White, J. L. Culligan, II: r; Pemberton'
J. 4. Whitley, John ID. Potts. ". \. Ruffn,
Louis Rawlings and wife, Miss Marie Fos-
ter, G.. }. Hunt. Mr.. Keegan and wife,
Della LeAIoine Ramsay, Robert Hi, Jr;;,
Mrs. r. L. Traylor and son, Robert L.
Williams, r.. 4. Williams, Jr.. u. A. Catlln,
W. A. Page, Lewis Booker. J. b. Tree, b.
H. Jallison. W. ". Conley; James Il; Hen,
derson, Leroy Brown and family, Charles
s. Winston. Warner Moore. j. n. Jones,
DR.. w. F. Farrar and wife. W. W. Palmer,
A. r. Tatum and wife, r. G.. Tatum. n. +.
Peasants. Miss l. VI. Peasants, Miss Mott
Miss Ross. Miss Collins, Hugh Miller, J. W.
Allison, and w. H. Allison.