Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

sonc years has been living at Hampton,
has returned home.
Mira William Henry Jones has returned
from pleasant trip TO Philadelphia.
Miss 0telia Johnston, OF Petersburg,
daughter Of Major j. A, Johnston, ia ON a
visit 10 Mrs. David II. Lynch. of south
Third street.
Captain }. J. King, who has been quite
SICK for the last two weeks, - improving.
Miss Nellie Kramer. Of Scranton. Pa.
will arrive in the city Monday afternoon
end viii DO the guest Of Miss Fannie Hess
berg.
Among those who leave this city on
Tuesday for Orange 90 attend the Kemper-
Lynch Wedding, which takes place next
Wednesday, are Misses Sallie Marshall,
Elise STROLLER, Bette Powell, Edwina
Johnson. May Baughman, Dr. Ellis and
Sir. A. Cameron Johnson. They will re-
turn Thursday.
Mr.. u. |. Lewis, Commonwealth attor-
ney Of King William, was ia the city yes
terdaY.
Rev. James LATHE and wife are both com
pletely laid aside with severe attack of
grip, consequently Mr.. Little cannot fill
bis pulpit to-day.
NJ
Or. Jacob Michaux is improving, but
still confined to tho house.
Miss Margaret Mcintosh returns 20 her
homo IN Baltimore this week.
Miss Julia Morton leaves next week TO
visit Miss Mary Morton, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lawrence Musellon Keitt, Of South
Carolina, since her return from Europe
has been a. her plantation home on the
Great Pee Dee, but will soon reioin Miss
Keitt, who is now IN Richmond, and both
Mrs. and Miss Koitt viii spend the winter
IN Washington.
N.
Misses Lulie and FlOrine Noting are ex-
pected to sail from Europe this week.
Miss Emma Netherland left last week for
Columbia, S. c., 70 visit her cousin. She
will be gone some time.
p.
Mrs. Pace and Miss Bessie Pace have
returned from the North.
Miss Willie Pendleton, OF Gordonsville,
spent several days last week in this city.
Rev. DIR. r. II. Pitt, who has been in
disposed for several days, will occupy his
pulpit to-day both morning aud night.
Cards Of invitation have been issued by
Mrs. Jennie r.. Potts to the marriage of
her daughter, Bessie Phair Potts, 10 Mr.
q. A. ID. Kellogg. The ceremony will take
place at the Second Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening. December 10th, Of 6
o'clock.
r.
Mr.. John II. Roach, who has ben sick
with the grip, was on the street yesterday.
s.
are in New York,
Mr.. Henry l.. Staples is confined at homo
10y u severe attack of Ia grippe.
Major Charles 5. StrIngfellow, who has
been confined 10 his home by sickness, -
out on the street again.
Or. J. Alonzo Simons, of st. Paul, Mimi.
is in the city, the guest Of his brother,
Major W. l. Simous.
Mrs. and Miss Hope iStewart, OF Brook
Hill. returned Friday from Parkersburg,
where they have been visiting Mrs. Bishop
Petcrklu.
GLADYS Slower, the little three-ycsr-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harold.
formerly OF tins city, Is living critically III
Of her parents residence, 352 Stuyyesant
avenue. Brooklyn.
Mr.. D. c. Scott, Of Newton Centre, Bos-
ton, is spending several weeks III Rich
mond for bus health. He Is said to be one
OF the best electrical mechanics in tbs
Gamewell hrc-alarm factory, and IS per
sonal friend Of superintendent Thompson,
Of this city.
Mr.. Il. Archie Schultz, who has repre-
sented one Of the largest jObbing houses in
this CITY, left last night for New York to
make preparations for starting out III the
service Of large establishment located in
the metropolis. His territory will embrace
the States of Virginia, West Virginia, OHIO,
and Kentucky.
II.
Miss Mary Lou TAYLOR, Of Norfolk. is the
guest Of Miss Mary Page.
Mrs. Charlotte Tippins and daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Clarke, who have been Ill for
the past week, are slowly improving.
W.
Miss Annie Williams is at the Exchange
Hotel for December.
Mss Matte 0. Winnie, of Washington, ID.
c., IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nray L.
Knight, Of 100 north Ninth street.
1t is said that Mr.. K. P. Williams, lay
reader ut St. Paups church, will be ex-
ahmed for orders by the Committee Of
Examining Chaplains early in January.