Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Anderson, W. Va. They intend going North
later.
Mis-. Jennie Hill, Of Louisville. KY, y
visiting Miss Ida Jordan, No. 30is south
Cherry street.
Mrs. DIR. Hudson, OF Amelia county,
passed through this city on wednesday
IN rottf for Old Point Comfort
Miss Matte Hackett, of 219 sonth flne
street leaves Tuesday 10 spend the month
Of July and August in Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hutcheon and
cb,ldren are summering at Bakersviiie; n.
G. Mr., Hutcheon's health u somewhat
improved.
Miss Maceie r. Hankins. OF 2i9 south
pine street. after spending six weeks IN
visiting friends in Columbia. Va. returned
to the city Friday.
Mira. Reuben s. Jennings and Mrs. j.
Oscar Goode will spend the summer At the
Warm Springs.
Mrs. G. W. King is summering with
friends in Goocbland.
Mrs. r. b. Lee and family are at waynes-
boro'.
Mrs. I'D. Locke and Miss Carrie Whit
more are spending the summer IN Din
widdie.
Mrs. Sarah F. Noel, of 72o Twenty-dfth
street, has left the city to visit her brother,
Dr. A. w. Childress, Of Roanoke city.
Mrs. b. r. Ladd and her sister. Miss
Mary +. Bigger, will leave soon for the
Augusta White Sulphur Sp.ings for the
summer.
Mr.. L. III. Liggan and his niece. Miss
Clara II. Nicholas. have left for Salem, Va.
where they will remain for the balance OF
the summer.
Messrs. w. W. Lear, A. J. Vaughan, Jr.;
and W. Parker have left on an extended
trip. They Will take in Ocean View, Cobb's
Island, Old Point, &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lamb. accompanied
by Miss Narcissa Barton and Miss Helen
Rosse. of Barton Heights, and Mr..
Lawrence Lamb of Memphis, lett on Fri
day for Old Point.
Miss Sadie and Master Dave Levy. of
Durham, n. c., who have been visiting
relatives in this city, left for home Friday.
They were accompanied by their grand
mother, Mrs. julius Bear.
NJ.
Mr.. w. NJ. Marroth is in Culpeper.
Mrs. C. F. McGhee left Friday for Staun-
ton. Va.
Miss Annie W. Moore is at tho Warm
Springs.
Mrs. Henry Myer is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
George b. McAdams and family are at
the Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Warner Moore and family left last
week for the Old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. Fred s. Myers and family have gone
to Atlantic City to spend the summer.
Miss Imogen Moss, of Louisa, is the
guest of the Misses Bigger, 9O2 east LelPh
street.
DR.. Mcclure will leave to. Knight SUNDAY
for New York and take the WHITE Star
Line for Europe.
Misses MYRTLE and Ivy Marable expect to
leave Tomorrow for Prince George county
to visit their uncle. Mr. Il. IL. Maraole.
Rev. Y. J. McBryde, d. d.. of Lexington,
Va will exchange pulpits with Rev. j. X.
Mason, Of st. James church, Sunday, July
18th
Mr.. Peter II. Mavo and family and Colo
mel JnCllh5 ttIttI
shortly for MIR. Mayo's beautiful home IN
Clarke county, Va, near Wildwood.
Miss Jennie McPhail, who has been suf--
fering for two weeks with sprained
ankle. is much improved, although she Is
not able yet to walk without clutches.
Mr.. Herman Myers, president of the Sa-
yanuah National Bank, and his wife re-
Gently spent several days with their rela-
tives in the city, The latter left in CON-
pany with Mrs. Edel for Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie s. Otey, of this city, is So
journing with friends az Old Point.
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Mrs. William II. Perkins is visiting at
Buckingham Courthouse
Miss Margie W. Parker left Saturday for
the Fauquier White Sulphur.
Miss Bette and Bell Parr, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., are visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Irower,
of 207 west Canal street.
Misses Louise and Marie Prosser have