Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29

visiting reiatlves mere.
Mrs. Maria X. Daniel. of Fredericksburg,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mamie Coleman, of Charlottesville,
is visiting friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly seldcn have re-
moved to No. 9 south Third street.
Miss Gay Robertson, of this city. is visit
ing Miss Annie White, OF Abingdon.
Miss Lucy Lawson, of Church Hill, is
visiting relatives in King and Queen.
Miss Blanche Blackburn, Of Church
Hill, is visiting relatives at Glen Allen.
Mr.. Samuel r. Gilliland. Of the South
Boston Times, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Pratt. OF Camden. is the guest of
the Misses Harrison, 1902 east Broad street.
Misses Gertie Muire and Anna Phaup, Of
West Point, are visiting friends in Rich-
mond.
Mrs. John Jackson. who has been visiting
friends in Brunswick, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Virginia Miller. of Richmond. IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. III. nj. Miller, Oh
West Point.
Miss Katie Fl. Harry is the guest Of Mrs.
Fannie J. Woodward, of 800 south BeivI-
dere street.
Mrs. c. F. Myers and stepdaughter Nell
lie, of Gordonsville, are spending few
weeks in this city.
Miss Norval Otey. of Lynchburg. will
be the guest of Miss Louise Brandef
during Easter week.
Miss Emelie Glasgow left on Wednesday
for New York, where she expects TO make
a visit of some weeks.
Miss Edwina X. johnson left YESTERDAY
for Halifax county to spend Easter at Mr..
Thomas Z. Barksdale's.
MIR. and Mrs. ). II. Mauck left the city
yesterday 10 visit friends and relatives IN
King and Queen county.
Mrs. Thomas b. Sims, Miss Matte Sims,
and Master Thomas G. Sims sailed Tor
New York on last Tuesday.
Mr.. N. S. Turnbull, of Lawrenceville, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. John Jackson
No. no north Seventh street.
Mrs. John Hunter has returned to. the
city from Lexington, where she has been
the guest of Mrs. I. r. Marshall.
Miss Ellie Hulst expects to leave this
week for Washington, where she VIII De
Mrs. Ace Green. of Providence, r.. l.,
formerly Miss H. Nelson, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Nelson.
Christopher Harris qualified in the Chan
cerv Court Yesterday as administrator OF
Laura Harris, deceased. The estate Is
small.
Mrs. Louis Curville, of Pocahontas. and
Miss Annie Rockenbach, of Lynchburg. are
visiting Miss Eva Dornin, Seventh street,
Manchester.
Mr.. A. j. Wray, who has been extremely
i'll with Ia grippe since last Tuesday, IS
much improved and expects to be at his
Office Monday.
Miss Birdie V. Fitchett will accompany
her friend, Miss Kate NJ. Murrey. to Staun-
ton on a short visit to her cousin, Rev.
Father Fallen.
Hon. John J. Hemphill, of South Caro-
lima. is in the city, stopping with his sister,
Mrs. jackson Guy, at Mrs. DuyaPs, 5Ol
east Franklin street.
Miss Janey p. Steel, of No. 200 south
Third street, has returned to her home after
pleasant visit of several weeks to WASH
ington and Baltimore.
Miss Cary Glasgow, who has been spend
ing several months with friends IN Charles
ton, S. c.. is expected to return home the
week following Easter.
Miss Mary Cullen and her friend Miss
Bodine left on Friday for Philadelphia.
Miss Cullen will later ne the guest Of Mr.
J. c. Maben in New YLrk.
Mr.. f. Edward Ko,hn. large watch
manufacturer of Genesa. and Herr Deitell,
a member of the Gelman Reichstag from
Dresden, were in tho city last week.
Rev. DR.. II. A. TupLe or, Jr., of Louisville.
KY. is visiting this CT y and is the guest
of his father. He will preach at the
Second Baptist churcS this morning.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan is confined to his
home ut Laburnum by severe cold. AT
one time he was thr eatened with pneu-
monia, but fortunately escaped that
disease.
An adjourned Joint session of the Coun-
ell will be held Tomorrow night to elect
three school trustee, and possibly the
Clerk TO the Treasurer and Of the Second
and Clay-Ward markets.
Mr.. s, G.. Pool, of New York, was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Pool is large real
the West Oxford land Company, OF
which DR.. George b. Steele is president.
Colonel G. s. Northern. a nephew OF
Governor Gordon, of Georgia. and men,
Der OF his staff, was in this city the early
part of last week. He was the guest Of
MIR. W. Fl. Campbell, of south Third street,
and left last Monday.
Mr.. Il. b. T. Curtis and his wife and
daughter, Of this city, are boarding at Gen
eral McComb's, Gordonsyille. Mr.. Curtis
was advised by his physician TO leave the
city on account of i'll health. Since he has
been at the Generals his health has greatly
improved.
Mr.. Herbert Rees is actively engaged
in rehearsing his juvenile chorus of thirty
voices for O concert TO be given at Pine
Street church on next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Young Ladies' Lite
rary Society of the Female Institute at
Glade Springs
Mrs. Charles Fl. Prttt, wife OF the pro-
prietor Of the Coleman House, New York,
is here on a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Henry
G.. Berger. For ten years Mrs. Pratt was
the intimate friend and companion of Miss
Emma Abbott, the distinguished operate
artiste, and was at the bedside of the singer
when she died in Salt Lake City last Janu-
airy.
West Point Plain Dealer Captain Pease,
Oh Iue Luk ~. T.. Itc, DIOu5uJ Ills laluli
down from Richmond last week. He re-
turned to superintend the work on the
Lee. She has been thoroughly refitted.
Captain Avis, who has been running the
Elm City for some time, will go up Thurs
day to bring the Lee around from Rich
mond.. Captain Thomas Belts takes
charge of the Elm City while Avis is off.
A delightful entertainment was given by
Mrs. G. ID. Lambeth, Of west Cary. Friday
night in honor of Mis-: Annie Lambeth. a
charming debwant After music and
games refreshments wAre served. Among
the young ladies present were Misses Nell
lie and Willie Elliot. Miss Mabel Fellers,
Miss Minnie Frayser,; Miss Mile Shade,
and Miss Sallie Walt3n. The gentlemen
were Mr.. Warren, Nc. Richardson, Mr.
Satterwhite, Mr.. Willie Lambeth, and Mr..
Edgar Lambeth. When tae hour fol
leaving came there were many regrets that
the time passed so swiftly.
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