Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

Captain ". Gordon McCabe, OF fetersourg' was
Ia the city sunday.
Mrs Andrew Pzzlni, who has been quits sick,
l. greatly improved.
MIR. Jake Oppcnhoim of Bedford City, is visit
ing friends IN kichm0nd.
Mr.. james VI. Donnan is very Ill ut his resi-
dence on south Belvidere street.
Mr. IredeIl Jcnk n tas returned 10 the city
and will remain here permanently
Messrs. r. A. Blake and NJ NJ Jevoll, Of Mont
gOmcry county, have returned home.
N-s. Boykin Wright leaves to-day with her
children for her home In Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. h. :. Blake and Miss Adiie Enos, Of Mid.
dlesex county, returned home SATURDAY.
Nrs. Theodore Nelson AMI children have re-
tnrned from two months trip 10 New York.
Miss Bessie Bradley, of Phlladelpha il visit
ing Miss Linda Tyler, OF 1905 west Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Uaxall, of Richmond. says
the Philadelphia Times, viii spend the winter In
Baltimore.
Miss Rosa D. Phelps. Of Danville, IS visiting
her cousin. Miss de NOrdendorI No. north
Fourth street
Mr.. David Il. Davis has loft for Aiken, $. c.,
having accepted position as telegraph-Opcrator
a. that place
pr.C. 5. Mills, ore Of Richmond's Oldest citi-
zen5, is quito sick at his residence, ON north
Twelfth street.
Clarence Loth the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.
Loth, Jr. who has had the diphtheria, Is we'll
and able 10 be out.
SIR. ". c. Wyatt. and bride, Of Suffolk, are In
the city on their return from an extended tOui
through The North.
John r. Callaghan, Esq, Of Washington, d. c.
WHO has been visiting old friends IN Richmond
leaves Tor home to-day.
Mrs. George A. Bowden, OF Wytheville, is visit.
ing her fathor-in-ln-law, Alderman George Z
Bowden, on north Twentieth street.
The ladies' Auxiliary u Lee Camp, Of which
Mrs. j. W. White Is president, will meet at No.
east Clay street tomorrow afternoon at 4oclock
Mrs T. shurm, of Henrico, accompanied BY
her neice, Miss Fannie X. Garthright, OF Fulton
LETT last week on visit to relatiyes IN Baltimore
| Mrs william Blankes and daughter, Mrs. A.
Biankes. Of Norfolk, who have been visiting Mrs
| ". {. Blake, Of llG west Cary street, have re-
| turned home.
| Mr. Thomas K. Bell, who has been visiting DR.
| ". 4. Lee, an old schOOlmatc, lott the city yes
| ter,iay FOR his home In Norfolk He wanted L
| be on hand TO vote.
Ms Josephine McIntire and daughter, Mist
Rosa 4. Hclntirc. o Frederick CITY, Md, ar
! visiting Mrs. Fredtrl'k IL. WeitY, No. 3U' norti
| Tgeut y-fourth street.
l. MiaG Erie ttilwtlis pl Ahirfu I'LL. tcut u
| Columbia. >. g, for tho winter While there sn'
| will continue her studies IN eocuton and must
| under cele leDratei teachers.
| Mlss Amelia schulze, daughter Of Mr. II
| schulze, postmaster at PortlOws, Va, who b a
| been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles aetzger
! left for home yesterday morning.
| Mr.. J. N. Atkinson. formerly Of Richmond
| now with the Westinghouse Electric COmpan.
| az Chicago, is on visit 10 his mother, Mrs. A. ID
| Atktnspn OF the American Hotel.
Mrs. william L. White was called slddenl.
| Saturday night to Washington to the bedside o
her mother, Mrs. L. j. Jones', who IL lowering be
| tween hfo and death aud whose recovery th'
| doctors have despairsd of.
| Among the young ladies VINO will make thei
| first Low 10 society IN New York this season ar
| the two Misses Chanler, daughters OF the lat
| Winthrop Chanlor and sistcrs-in-law Of Mrs
| Amelie kiyes-Chanlcr, Of Virginia.
When one OF tho Howitzers guns under Lieu
| tenant Barretts charge IN the sham battle o
Thursday last became clogged, the commandin
| o,iicar only called on the men In that one sec
| ton Tor volunteer 10 remove the load and no
up the entire platoon.
Mr.. Charles J. Point, now Of Anderson. w. Va,
| and for a numOer Of years master car-builde
| Of the Chesapeake and Ohio shops, or Virgins
| Central shops, as they were then called. was II
this city yesterday en- route 10 Philadelphia. Nj
| Point, although In his eighty-nfth year, IA re
markabiy hale and hearty for one Of his age.
Tho Atlanta Constitution OF Sunday says: Nj
Thomas Nelson Page will be the guest Of Mr.. an
! Mrs. Clarence Knowles somo time this winter
Nr. Page has that rsre quality in real gcniuser
| q delightful social charm. He Is as uparecto
ami unspoiled by success as II he were the m u
ordinary, everyday folks. Hr. and Mrs. kno sic
always DO have compensstlng aud delightful
people, whom they make friends BY their ON
| intellectual graces and social charms.