Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
1 wortham arc on ytsit TO MA Ashton
Stake. oi5 west Franklin.

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Miss Gothic N. Evans has returned home
after q visit Of eight weeks 20 bioomnc'o
and "0sk Grove"
DR.. Fsrrar, after ton days OF illness u
| ont again.
Miss Mary I. Fowden. Of Germantown'
| Pa who has been visiting her uncic, Ai'
p. Powder. left for her homo Friday
Rev. ]. A. French, pastor Of the Baptist
church in Tallsdega City. Ala, spent sne
mast week in this city visiting he mother 3t
spnJ fr;snds. He has supplied the puipit
~ Frnemason-Street Baptist chufcn 2!
| Norfolk with great Satisfaction curing ms
vacation. He leaves on Monuay aoi IA
Montgomery White Sulphur eP.,ns, S v,li
after spending AZ. sno ~ T1 'au
| g.
| M;ss Annie Goodwin. of Charlottesville.
1, visiting Miss Maggie Z. Curley Of loi'
west Marshall street.
Mrs IeeJ. Gsthright and children, who
| 10 heen in Plaindeld. N. j.. since early
| in April, have returned to the city.
Mr.. ]. A. Grasberger, accompanied by
Nr w n. Boltz, left the city yesterday 70
visit friends and relatives IN Louisa
| county. III
M,s Charles A. Homer and child left
restardav evening for Norfolk. Baltimore,
and West Virginia TO visit relatives.
| Mrs. James E. Hoar and her sister, Miss
Msgoie q. Callaehan, of New York city,
,rho have been visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Eft. Davis, 5O7 south Belvidere street,
have returned to thor home.
Miss Mayme Kelley, Of Baltimore. Nd,
Ia visiting the city. During her stay she
will be tie guest Of Miss Lena Mahoney'
| of Venable street.
Mrs. ~. King and her granddaughter,
Rassic Rowe. have Just returned from q
pleasant VISIT to her brother. MIR. John W.
| Todd, of Stanton, Va.
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The Rev. James Little. N. A., having re-
| turned TO the city. will preach TINS after
noon at o'clock IN Westminster churcn'
West End.
Mrs. T. A. Lacy, of No. 1910 vest Clay
street, and family, accompanied oy Miss
Anna Is. Shepherd, have returned from
Fluvanna county.
Mrs. John &. Lear and Mrs. T. Wiley
| Davis, with tour children each, are spend
ING month In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Melton, at Greenviile. IN Augusta
| month. after having spent o short time at
| the Natural Bridge.
| NJ.
Miss Matte Lee Mosby and Mrs. d. G.
Elicit are visiting friends in Caroline
| county.
Miss Willie Mullen, who has been on an
| extended visit to Washington, returned
| Thursday evening.
Miss Ellenor Mccarthy has returned to
| the city, after months sojourn with
| friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. Harry NJ. McRae has returned TO the
| CITY from the Allegheny Springs. He will
| leave for his homo in Galveston next Mon
day.
Mr.. Edward f. Moore, who has been
| visiting friends and relatives In Richmond
and Manchester. left for his home In Nor
| folk last week.
Miss NJ. Jennie Minetreo, Petersburg's
contralto; Mrs. NJ. W. Pyne, and Miss III.
I, Minetree are being enterteined by
| Captain and Mrs. ". j. Epps.
| n.
| Miss Belle do Nordendorf. of this city, is
| visiting friends near Ashland.
Miss Ada Nunnally, OF Manchester. has
returned home after very pleasant visit
| to friends in North Carolina.
Mrs. +. Motto, of east Canal street, and
Mrs. Henry Wolfe, Of Chesterfield, have
returned home after visit OF severa
months to Germany.
Mr.. w. A. Nunnamaber. formerly o.
Richmond, but now OF Iavares, Fla, Il
visiting his brother, Mr.. G. w. Nunnama
ksr, at 2o3 east Clay street.
p.
Misses Maud and Oracle Price, of No
400 south Laurel street, have returned
from their visit to Baltimore and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. E. @. Pollard and Mr.. j. B. Points
Of Church Hill, will leave the city Tuesda,
for Chicago, H., and on thor return vii
stop in Washington to spend few week
with their friend, Judge Covington.
Miss Mary E. Quay is in Stanton visit
ing friends.
Miss Belle Redford, Of venable street. i
visiting friends in New Kent county.
Mrs. A.. Rothschild and little daughte
have left for an extended trip to Cincin
| natl to visit her relatives and friends AM
will be gone for some time.
s.
DIR. q. L. Stone and wife, who have beef
spending few weeks at Stonehurst, thei
country home, returned TO the city yester
day.
Mrs. William Spady and two daughters
| OF Norfolk, are on q visit TO Mrs. Spady,
sister, Mrs. u. i. Davis, of Twenty-sixtl
street, Church Hill.
T.
Mrs. J. II. Tompkins, of soi west Mail
street. has returned to tho city.
MIR. A. j. Tucker has returned to the cit
after pleasant visit to Hanover
Miss Sallie A. Tucker, of Church Hill, l
visiting friends and relatives In Hanover
Mrs. l. Is. Tuck, of Newport News. i
visiting her mother, Mrs. II. j. Bottom, @
south Cherry street.
Mrs. Z. A. Taylor. of 22l5 Venable street
left last Thursday to visit friends and reia
tives in Hanover and New Kent countie;
Miss l.. A. Taylor. of east Leigh street
has returned home after delightful sc
journ ut several Virginia summer resorts
. and viii in q few days visit relatives
, Raleigh, n. @
Miss Helen r. Wilson has returned fror
O visit to friends In Amelia county.
Mrs. Z. Z. Wheeler, of this city. IL visit
ing in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel G. Wingfeld Is visiting he
brother, MIR. William Wingfeld, on ives
Main street.
Dir. William J. Wilson, of Boston. ON
wife and child are on visit TO his parents
, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, Twenty
/, second street near Venable.
Miss Josie Wells, of Indianapolis, Ind
, who has been visiting her brother, Nj
William Wells, 9l9 east Leigh street, lei
, last night on the Chesapeake and Obi
, yestibule train for her home.
, Brief Local Items.
, The name of Captain e. d. Starke va
. accidentally omitted from tho list of thos
a present at the meeting Of the School Boar,
on Friday night.
5 Both the mail and accommodation train
;, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac road were delayed yesterday morn
| ing by washout along tho line
I Miss Nellie Bernard, who lives at No. 81
west Marshall street, gave q very charmin
sunhower party to her music scholar
Wednesday evening. The affair was el
! ceedingly pleasant and the music, dancins
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