Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
RICHMOND BRIEFED.
u.Ny PERSONAL AND NEWS ITEMS
GIVEN IN LIMITED SPACE,
Comment on Current Topics and Notes
About tho Movement OF Friends TO
and from the City.
Mr. George u. Jones has left for New

Mr.. George II. Jones has left for New
York.
Bishop G.. w. Peterkin. Of West Virgil
ria. win preach at st. James Episcopal
church at II o'clock this morning.
daughter. Miss Mary. are visiting Mrs. j.
". Burress at No. 200 east Clay street.
Miss Belle dc Nordendorf has returned
home after spending very pleasant sum
ner IN lynchburg and its surroundings.
Mr.. Thomas Martin. Of Albemarle, a
member of the State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, was in the city yesterday.
Dr. Il. b. Slower, after an absence Of
nearly two months. returned TO the city
last night, and is entirely restored in health.
dag. Wollard and wife have returned
home after a three-months' absence from
the city, and both much improved IN
health.
Mr.. Walter II. Gilbert, Of Brooklyn. n.
", - visiting his cousin, Colonel George
". Palmoro Of 1900 Floyd avenue, and says
be Is having an immense" time.
Misses Cora and Alma Richards. Of Church
I'LL. after q months pleasant stay with
friends IN Norfolk, Portsmouth, aud Ola
Point Comfort. have returned TO the city.
NJ. =. Il. Noel. for two years past re-
porter for this paper. has accepted posi-
1n on the local staff Of the STATE. He 10
bright and capable; popular and plea
SAINT
Mr.. !. Edward Kidwell and wife, OF Alex
ardria. are stopping with Mrs. :. l.. john
son. on Church Hill, They have Just re
Turned from o visit to Asheyllle aud Hot
Springs, n. L.
Miss Cora J.. Richards returned 70 the
CIV Yesterday after spending several weeks
10 visiting Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
engaging in the gayeties OF Virginia Beach
sui Ocean View.
Major and Mrs. Alfred II. Courtney have
issued invitations 20 the marriage OF their
=. c,D. Miss Nettio GuorIant, TO Mr.. Ellis
Eurrott "a the Second Presbyterian church
tuesday evening, October eth, at ESQ
O'Clock.
The Jewish Feast Of Tabernacles begins
tf.. evening al suudown. IL lasts for
,ayen DAYS. only the first Of which 10 holy.
Tam morrow a week will be the Eighth Day
o.. Solemn Assembly, the last Of the fall
holidays.
Nr. II. p. c. Cabell, who attended the
University of Virginia last session. eradu-
p'.ng with distinction and winning the de
ltfcr's medal, has returned TO the city ana
entered the office of his cousin, Nr. j.
Aston Cabell.
Nr. Frank H. Fremont. formerly OF Rich
-.,ud. has been appointed travelling pas
-4neer ageut OF the Georgia Pacific DIVISION
O. fhc Richmond and Danylle railroad, To
take effect October /. 1880, with headquar-
tar- at Charlotte, \. G.
Mrs. Mary Alice Stockmar, who died
FRIDAY afternoon, was the wife OF Mr. II:
W. St0cEmar and the only daughter or
Nr. Charles Dean. The funeral Will take
r.arc from Piue-Street Baptist church this
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The following suits were instituted yes
.erdav IN the City Circuit Court: William
SleIIar RS. The Chesapeake and ONO hall-
vav Company. for & 600 damages: lir. {.
A Bryce u.s.. The Union ssenger-tallway
Company. for so. No declaration III
either case.
Captain Pride Jones. who has for the
last seventeen years been a conductor on
me Richmond and panylle railroad, lett
Yesterday for Washington, j. C., where no
v.Ul tafo charge Of the vcstitule tram
running from Washington - Charlotte
over the Virginia Midland railroad.
The Salem Times Re1is'cr SAYS: Or. Il. b.
Etoyer. of Richmond, Va, who IS on his
return home from sOlourn OF several
weeks Of tho Yellow sulphur Springs;
where he has been in quest OF renewed
health and strength from laborious pro
fessional work and who Is now the guest
Of the Misses Johnston. in West Salem, to-
DAY. assisted by Dr. Oscar Wiley, most
skilfuly performed grave and difficult
surgical oueration on Mrs. james W. John
sfOn of tins county, 10y winch Sho - re-
l.vei from a serious trouble of twenty
years duration with every prospect OF
complete restoration TO health at Gn early
day.