Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-22

Mr. W. Il. Bishop will have charge of the
Office at the Hot Springs this summer.
Miss donnie Bowcock. of Albemarle. Is
visiting at DR.. J. Michaux's. 22S east Frank
lin.
Mr.. John M. Burfoot leaves tomorrow
for Baltimore, where he will engage IN
business.
Miss Monte Brown. Of Portsmouth, IL
visiting Miss Loula Dunston on south Bel
videre street.
Miss Lucy Buchanan, Of Albany, N. Y,
ts the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Young,
west Grace street.
Miss Annie Boiling. Of wytbeville. who
has been such a favOrite in society here,
leaves for her home on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. G, Becker. general superintendent
Of the Union News Company with head
quarters in Richmond, has gone on trip
10 Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Emma Barksdale, of west Franklin
street, has returned from charming Visit
20 Petersburg. She was accompanied home
by her friend, Miss Jones.
Miss Helen Boxley, Of Louisa county,
daughter of J. j. BOXley, Esq, large con-
tractor on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, il visiting her uncle, DIR. A. T. Dlck-
inson. 314 south Third street.
Mr.. Z. w. Blakey, accompanied by his
sister, left yesterday for washington
where he goes as representative to the
Funeraf Benefit Association from Rich
mond Council, No. 4, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ.
Mr.. @. II. Beach, for the past year assist
ant manager of II. g. Dun Co.'s agency
In this city. has accepted a position with
the Chicago Office of the same company
and left for that city last night by the
Chesapeake and Ohio. MIR. Beach has well
earned his promotion.
Miss Percie Bradley gave delightful
entertainment Wednesday evening at the
residence Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Brad
lev No. 1920 east Broad street, IN honor OF
"Tbe BIG Three Club. The amusements
were games and vocal and instrumental
music Among the young ladies present
were Misses Hannah Bauer, Elvle Percival,
Jennie Bond Ellen Farrar, Susie Register,
Belle Waddill, Emma Waddill. Mamie
Weimer. Pinkie Weimer. Alice Scott, Hal
lie Blankenship, Mamie Talley, Molie
Strlnper. Brown and Warren of Norfolk,
Fannie Prairie, and Amanda Waddill. The
gentlemen present were Messrs. Marston,
BelI. Robertson, Scott, Frischkorn, Wei
mer' Ferguson, Haywood, Bracket,
Breedloye, Thomas, Doherty, Wooldridge,
Huckster, Nash, Fox, Carlton, Stubs,
Clarke, Armstrong, Crump,, stanton,
were assisted in the entertainment by
Mrs. G. NJ. Johnson and Messrs. Starke and
Walker, Of THE Big Three Club.
C.
Mr.. A. r. Clark, who has been quite sick,
Is improving.
Miss Mary Cullen will leave shortly for q
visit 10 friends in Baltimore.
General John r. Cooke, who has been i'll
for three months, is improving, and will
probably be conyalescing in week or two.
Miss Mollie Courtney has returned to
her home at Glen Allen after a visit Of
two weeks to friends and relatives in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Charles Colhoun and daughter.
Miss Annie, of Allegheny Springs, are
guests of Mrs. II. b. Fitzhugh, 10 north
Fifth street.
Mr.. William Coulling, who sailed for
Europe several weeks ago on a business
trip, is now in London, where he has been
for some time.
Rev. S. c. Clopton- of Clay-Street Baptist
church, will preach at Grace-Street Pres by
terrain church at II o'clock this morning.
Rev DR.. Hoge will preach at 8 p. NJ.
Glasgow Herald: Messrs. Robert Catlett
and r. b. Watkins left town on Sunday
night for Richmond. Mr.. Watkins goes on
TO New York, where he expects to spend
some weeks.
Mr.. f. d. Christian has returned from
most delightful trip South. He witnessed
the Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and later
spent several days in st. Augustine at the
Ponce de Leon.
Captain John Cussops, of Glen Allen,
was in the CITY Yesterday. While in New
Orleans with the Lee-C Camp Veterans he at
tracted much attention by his command
ing appearance.
Mr.. w. +. Christian, of the Forum, is in
the city. He is a man Of exceptionally
fine literary accomplishments, but he Is
connected with the Forums business de-
partment, and has made a strong reputa-
tion Us an industrial writer.
d.
Mr.. r. M. billiard spent last Sunday with
his home folks IN Blackstone.
Messrs. Allan +. Donnan and Charles P.
Iathrop had great luck fishing few days
ago at Windsor Shades, on the Chicka-
hominy. They came back with 125 pounds.
DIR. A. f. Dickinson returned yesterday
from the Hygeia, Old Point, where he said
he left Messrs. Charles W. Tanner, G. L.
Workman, and many more Richmond peo-
pie.
II.
Miss Mamie NJ. Ellyson has returned
from Washington, where she has been
visiting her friend, Miss Emily Mason.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson and
Miss Nav l.. Ellyson have returned from
visit 20 New York. While there Mr.. Ely
son attended the annual meeting of the
Newspaper Publishers Association.
A letter received in Richmond yester-
day,gives a pleasant account of the dedl-
cation of the Baptist church in Havana,
ter. and Mr.. J. Leigh Jones represented
Richmond and did it most worthily.
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Rev. DIR. Felix. of Lynchburg, is soon to
visit this city TO hold series OF meetings
at the Grace-Street Baptist church.
DIR. j. n. Frost, pastor of Leigh-Street
Baptist church, having returned from
Louisville, Ky., will occupy his pulpit at
II A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Fairlamb gave
green tea Friday evening at their hospita-
bic home on the Brook road, the occasion
being the twenty-first birthday of their
son, Mr.. Samuel A. Fairlamb. The guests
were all in evening dress aud assembled at
6:30o'olock. Dancing was kept up until 1880.
when an elegant supper was served. After
supper tut ltbblNllltS hbi0 AtouLuSQ huu
kept up until morning.
G..
Miss olena Gill has returned to Balti-
more.
Colonel John w. Gordon. of this city.
made business trip TO North Carolinalast
week.
Mr.. r. l.. Glazebrook has returned TO the
city after a short trip TO Old Point Com
fort and Newport News.
Mrs. Samuel Graham, of Florence, Ala,
IL the guest Of Mrs. 7. ID. Neal, Jr. So are
also the Misses Graham. OF Lexington.
II.
Judge r. W. Hughes is in the city.
Miss Kate Hatcher is visiting Miss
Broughton in Raleigh, N. G.
Mr.. Robert Hill, Jr., was out for short
while yesterday after serious illness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. d. Hotehkiss left last
night for an extended tour in Florida.
Mrs. II. L. Hollenberg. of Little Rock,
Ark, is the guest of Mrs. L. A. Saunders.
Marion Harlsnd viii give Talk on
Martha Washington IN the parlors OF the