Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
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ICY are stopping AZ the residence NJ n,
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Governor Mckinney is expected homo
from farmviile tomorrow. A aeon =. -
returns meeting of che Board ~ ps hi Eo
works will probably be held TO eons;dar
important matters. son'iues
N.
Mira 4. ID: Neal, Jr., and family viii,
spend June OF Ocean View. "Ai
p,
Brooklyn. 'uineu from
The The condition Of Mr.. John II. Powell was
Mrs. James d. Patton vii, snona . r.-,
OF June at Ocean View and afterwards &C. co
to tho White Sulphur. ~ warns ~
Miss Maggie Pollard, of Nev York who
mas been visiting Mrs. 4. A. Saunders has
lcit Tor her country homo near Rich,
blr. =. w. Ryan, a popular and we'll.
SHOWN travelling man Of Baltimore. dron-
friends. luAohu
pr; Clement Read. OF New York CITY n
weii-known fertilizer man who has vide
business connections in Richmond, is in
tne Guy. he came IN from Danville YES
'efuAV ana VIII likely be here several days.
s.
Miss Southall Of Charlottesville. Ia Tho
guest OF the Misses Hayes.
Mrs. Willis Smith left last week for val
mer. '"0 euui-
Miss Louie Stevens, Of Petersburg. ia
this city. "'N''' u
MISS Indie Sydnor. of Prince GEORGE
county, Is with Miss May Gam, 4lO Han
Mr.. j. H. Thompson. Of New York, one
OF the cleyereSt commercial-men on the
road, Is at the Exchange.
Mrs. +. ]. Thornton and children. Of
9loucester county, IS now visiting Mrs. J.
H. Mauck, 'Oi east Clay street.
General w. B. Taliaferro, of Gloucester
county, is registered ut the Exchange.
The General has many friends in Rich
mond, who are always glad to see him.
Mrs. G. We're Tyler, who has been visit
ing her father, Mr.. John w. Powell. at
the Exchange, left on yesterday for trip
North and visit TO her husbands relatives
at the old homestead. GARDENERS Island.
W.
DR.. Willis will spend the season in the
White mountains.
Miss Laura Wolfe, of Williamsburg, is
visiting Miss Ellie Shea, of this city.
Dir. w. p. Wilson, of Chicago, is spend
ing a, few. days in Richmond with some of
his old friends.
Captain Lee Wright, Of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, and bride have re-
turned from their northern trip.
Bishop Wilmer, of Alabama. will preach
this morning at Emmanuel church, about
three miles from Richmond on the Brook
road.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Williamson WiDgfield TO Miss Jimmie s..
Binns at Park-Place church Wednesday
evening, June 10th, at $3.50 o'clock.
Messrs. p. I. Woodward, clerk of Mid
dleseI; j. W. b. Priddy, deputy treasurer
| of Hanover, and o. Alexander, sheriff of
the same county, were at the Capitol yes
terday.
Mrs. John s. Wise, of New York, who IS
so prominently connected with the society
of the Daughters of the Revolution" in
New York, and who is such a favorite in
11tiSStiuohu sOCIot5i 10 IHo BueSI VI 0lrS.
William O. Mayo.
Colonel and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson announce
the marriage of their daughter Augusta to
Lieutenant John Crafts Wright Brooks,
Fourth artillery United States army, on
Wednesday. evening, June 18th, at 1880
o'clock at the chapel, West Point. Lieu
tenant Brooks is q son of Chief-Engineer
w. b. Brooks, United States navy. the
inspector of machinery for the battle-ship
Texas, building at the Richmond Locomo-
tive and Machine Works, and is now the
instructor of ordnance and gunnery at the
Military Academy