Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
Hichmond People and Their Friends In
and Out Of the city.

inc ioiiowing Wcn'nond people nave
registered at the nygeis Hotel during
mel NJ. Maryc, Colonel F. q. Ruiin, }. i.
Grimes. :. i. Mckinney, Jr.. NJ. W.
Thomas, 8 T. Cobbs and wife. Leigh X.
Page, John Pickrell. z. W. pIckrell. Jr..
}. c. Dame, b. +. johnson. Barton II. |
'rundv. II. +. Morton, Mrs. 4. u. Atkin-
son. William II. Campbell, j. i. Terry. 1
fTank q. Rollins, A. J. pleosants and wifi.
The arrivals Of Richmond people a, The
Brandon for the past week were; i. J. !
forde. u. X. Robinson, Miss Sal,ie Glib
son, Judge A. l.. Holiday, Mrs. Corhin
Wag"ics, Master Byrd Warwick, Miss
Slmons. r. II. Harwoo1. Il. W. Spilman. |
W. >. Ayres and wife, H. Il. Warren. and |
J. ". Nomack.
The Redmond arrivals at tho Otterhurn
Hotel, Amelia. tor the last week were a. fol
lows Mr. A. X. Schaap and family. Mr.. =. !
Mhtlock and family, and Sir. Jacob Cans
md family.
Mrs. William T. Atkins. of Meeklenburg,
Is at Mrs. Mayo's. Third and Franklin.
Mrs. Wilton o. Allen and children have
returned to the city after spending two
months III Fluvanna county.
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Mr.. John Bauer il reported i'll at his
home on west Marshall street.
Miss Jessie NJ. Bailey, of Nennble street,
has returned home after spending several
weeks III the mountains.
The Mr.. Blarton whose family Is sick
with typhoil-fever, and who was reported
| As living on the Henrico turnpike, Is Mr.
James Blanton, who lives on the Her
mitage ROAD, six miles from Richmond
| and not Mr.. I. l.. Blsnton, the da.ryman
living on the Henrico turnpike.
Mr.. Y. i. Chafiin and Mr.. A. J. Ford
went up 10 POwhaian yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs &. L. Cobhs have returned
home, after an extended European tour:
| Mr.. Claude II. Cardoza. who is engaged
| in business with New York house. ana
who has been on u vislt TO his parents m
this city. will leave tomorrow ON south
en- business tour.
Mrs John A. Ecker left yesterday TO
visit friends in Mecklenburg.
Miss Carrie W. Elicit has returned home
from pleasant visit 70 the mountains.
A telegram received here yesterday an
nounccd the safe arrival in New York of
Mr., William tlegenhemer. who has been
in Europe for the past two months.
MIR. Emma f. Gordon has returned 70
her home at Mountain View. Stafford
county. after spending several days IN the
city visiting friends.
| Mr. John Hume has returned to the city
from lengthy visit to New York.
Hon. 4. l.. Holiday is back from long
| trip TO the mountains OF Virginia.
Miss VI. G.. Harwood and Miss Carrie
| Colquitt nave returned from visit to New
| York
Miss Willette Hudrins. who has been alb
sent since June in Buena Vista, Phiadel-
| phia and other places. has returned to the
! city.
Miss Nellie r. Hall, Of Arlington, n. j.,
! who has been stopping with Miss FANNIE
Higgins for six weeks will return home On
| "Wednesday.
Mir. and Mrs. II. Huber pleasantly enter
! tanned number Of their friends at their
residence. lO9 east Marshall street, last eve
| ming. Among those present were Nr. and
! Mr. W. "A. GCodlIif. Miss Zoe Stansburv,
| Miss Mary Meade, Miss Mamie c. sullivan,
| MIR. (. Harrison. Mr.. ". II. IOmpkins. Mr..
J. o. Phillips, Mr. Robert Moore. and Mr..
\. Somma.
Rev. Wiley Jones, Of Manchester. left
| for Goochland on the Richmond and Ale
| ghany train Saturday.
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Mr.. William Keen, Of Louisa, chairman
| Of the Democratic Convention of that
county. was III the city yesterday.
J..
Mr.. b II. Lipscoub is still soiourning o.
| the White.
Miss Annie Lear is visiting her friend
Nj Eddie Jackson. Of Charlottesville.
Misses susie Lear and Maude Davis have
| returned home after very, pleasant VISIT
! 70 Natural Bridge. Greenyille. Lexington.
| and Fairfield.
Miss Juanlta Lucy. who has been spend
| in he summer with her sister. MIS-. {: \.
! Iace. south Laurel street. has returned to
| her home, in brunswick county.
Miss Emma ". Lacy, Of go north Fifth
! street. VIII leave in lie ~ days for NGynes-
/ horo' to attend the nav a.'e and reception
| Of her young frlea, nd naIDesaAe, Dr.
| Henry Lacy Myers.
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Mr.. s. y. Mckinney, of Farmville, was
! in the city yesterday.
MIR Z. A. McGehec, Of the Chesapeake
ou1 Ohio railway. has left the city to visit
! friends and relatives IN st. Louis and
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Leila 4. Myers reached home on
Yesterday from an extended European
;rip. Her mother and sister met her Ia
/ New York Oh her arrival there.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Manson, Of Colum-
b:a, 5. C.. are visiting Mrs. p. :. Ladd, No.
| 9l2 east Clay street. They are on their
way home from the Nira MA mountains.
Mr.. Charles II. PAGE is quite sick at his
residence, III west Main street.
Mr.. Lewis c. Pane left last evening for
washington 10 be absent tor few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S. Powers have re-
t1rned to the city and are residing at NJ.
1912 Floyd avenue.
Mr.. James PembertOn, an old Richmond
High School boy, but for the past eleven
years a resident OF Chattanooga: was III
;be c,tv several DAYS last week. Mr.. Penn
| ra~tcn * now connected with the Postal
| T.iecrauh Company and has charge OF the
| division extending from Atlanta 10 ohat-
tanOosa.
Miss A. P. Tucker. Of 7ls north twenty
! clgntl street, 10 '-a4'i"e ave
| Macon, Ga.
Mr.. Scott Thompson. representative
.-',, ms cifv 10 the National Convention
Of + the United Order OF American Ne
chances. which recently met at Troy, n.
| y. has returned.
80 W.
Miss Louise Williams. 113 east Franklin
street, has returned TO the city.
Dr. w. NJ. Wade, who has been quite III
for some time with fever. Is stan cohhheu
TO his bed, though he is improving.
MIR. Douglass Wherny. who has been been
living in Roanoke for year, has returned
~ Richmond to live, and has accepted
nos;tion with TIE Virginia Fire and Ma
rine-Insurance Company.
NJ and Mrs. Samuel Watts, who have
hcnn on their bridal trip to tho, North; re-
Turned to the city on last Friday, and ex-
rect 10 leave Tor then, iulnre Aone' III