Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

pleasant visit TO this city. Thew wero a..
GUSTS OF captain Charles II. Epps, '' '"e
r,i MISS Mortimer, Of philadelphia has ho.u
VISITING Miss Walden, near Manchester oeen
. messrs. Frank and Leslie McCna ra..
cared away from the city last n,gh, we're
,.eaieSTa,o ANNOUNCING the sudden daa,g =
Non Non, va OF their father, Mr., James q ~
c;n MI a A. o. Nelson has graduated in med;.
WaShin.eno columbian University. Of
friand ,ng gS,, u; O., and his Richmond
p.
MT W. A, Powers will return 10 thu o,.,
iron southern trip this week. '"' '''y
=, Miss Pocine, of PHILADELPHIA. Ia v,s;,,o.
MISS May Cullen, 4i2 east Grace street,
Miss Ethel Patterson. Of Wincbos,.. :.
street. '''' cast urace
Mr. Thomas Poindexter has returned
northern cities. 'No
Mrs. Ii. Putzel, Of PHILADELPHIA will a.
company her and be the guest NJ NJ
f. Leioermuth. 1907 east Marshall street
Rev. r; II. Pitt, d. d., will probab,v
leave Richmond Monday or Tuesdav Toyr
Macon, Ga, where his wife IL now v;s,t,ne,
ner mother, Mrs. DR.. Charles II. CulIen
Ut. fltt Will return the latter part of The
week ana Will bring Mrs. Pitt with him.
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Miss Sallie W. Rison, of Danv;lls "a a,
pected to visit the city shortly.
Mr.. Richard o. Kicks. of Caroline comfy
was IN the city for afew hours on Yesterday
>, Mr. b b. Robinson, law student of tho
University OF Virginia, is in the CITY under
the treatment of DIR. Charles Shields M
Robinson expects 10 remain here for several
weeks. when he will leave for his home in
California. -
Mr. Herbert Rees. orcanjst of the Secord
Baptist church, who was confined 70 HE
room for several days on account of Sc
we're attack of rheumatism in the shout
ders, has recovered, and will fill his place
at the church to-day.
Mr.. Z. Harvie Spence will leave for New
York on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas G. Sydnor is out of the CITY
for few days.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern is confined to his
room, being quite sick.
Miss ZoTka Slocovich, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. RAN Tatum.
Miss Swan, of New York. is the guest of
DR.. 4. /. Willis, east Franklin.
Mr.. II. L. Smith returned on Saturday
from southwestern business trip.
Mr.. G. b. Sydnor, Jr., who has been
quite sick tor about two weeks, is out.
Mr.. A. P. Shield, deputy clerk of the
Chancery Court, will be amongst the Odd
Fellows on their visit to Baltimore on the
18th.
Mr.. A. K. Snyder and sister, Miss Y. r.
Snyder, are spending n season in Georgia
for climatic influences and are reported
greatly benefited by their trip.
Mrs. Annie d. Stabler, of Maryland, a
minister OF the Society of Friends, who
has several times held services here, has
removed with her family to Oregon.
Glen Allen Ide Hour: G. P. Stokes, ESQ.,,
of Richmond, Va, is the fortunate owner
of perhaps the finest trio of young settlers
In Amerlca-viz., Dashing Countess. Count
Noblestone, and Gladerigo Boy. They are
al splendid specimens of the Llewelyn
type. and IN direct descent of the most
noted tield-dOgs of the account Noble,
Trinket, Gloster, Gladston Boy, Roderigo,
Prince, Fairy Countess, and Pride of tire
Border.
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Mrs. C. G. Tinsley, who is visiting her
daughters. will return home this week.
Miss Mary Tidball, of Winchester, is
visiting the Misses Powell, No. 8 east Grace
street.
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was in the city yesterday.
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Miss Annie r. Williams is at present at
the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Isra Wells and Miss Alice Drake, Of
Petersburg. were in the city last week.
Miss Lucie Hoge Williams has returned
from a long visit to her friends in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Thomas Watson and his accom-
plished wife, Of London, Eng, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manning G. Staples,
of Glib west Grace street.
Professor Wjnston's lectures at the Col
lege on Electricity have been a great sue
cess and the next one on the Dynamo IS
looked forward to with special interest.
Miss Annie Winston, of Richmond Col
lege, has in the last " Chautauquan" a
beautiful little poem called Stone Lilies"
1t is based on some curious geological lore.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, d. D., Is absent
from tins country making tour OF Pales-.
tine. He Is in charge of a large party of
tourists and will probably be absent four
months.
Mrs. Julia W. Winston, of Amherst
county, is in the city for medical treat
ment of wound received some weeks ago
as the result of an accident Her condl-
ton is much improved since she came