Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26

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Messrs. +. w. Danner and F. F. Finch
left last night for the White sulphur.
Miss r. J. Dorsey has gone to Rochester.
N. ". and will return to Richmond August
18th.
Or. NJ. J.. Dawson leaves the city to-mor-
row for the White Sulphur Springs. Ho
will visit other summer resorts while
away.
Miss Gertic Davenport. Of Gordonsville,
has returned home after a hve weeks
pleasant visit to her friend, Mrs. IL. III.
foote. Of Liggon's Hill.
On Wednesday night last asurprise party
was given the Misses Daugherty at their
residence few miles from the city on the
Charles City road, where most enjoyable
evening was spent. Among those from Rich
.nond were Misses Grace and Maud Price
and Carrie and Lottic Heberle, and Messrs.
Price. Daugherty. Andrew Clarke, Allen
Clarke. Heberle, and White.
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Mr.. T. III. Elicit has returned from the
Dover baptist Association, which met at
Newport News.
Miss Cora Everett is now in Lexington,
Va. She will. probably remain the rest OF
the warm season.
Miss Cora J. Eubank. Of south Reservoir
street, left last week for Cape Charles,
where she will spend some time visiting
friends.
Mir. John s. Elicit has returned from the
West. He went to Milwaukee 10 attend the
annual meeting of the Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
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Mrs. I. II. Foote. of Liggon's Hill. is on
n visit to Postmaster Davenports family,
Of Gordonsville.
Mr.. Charles f. Frosst, formerly of this
CITY. but now travelling salesman for o
large Philadelphia house, is In the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Garcin have returned
from Ocean View.
Mr.. l.. Grady left yesterday for Newport
News and Old Point.
Miss Beulah Griffin, Of this city, Is visit
ing relatives in Tennessee.
Mrs. John NJ. Gregory. of Charles City,
is visiting relatives III this city.
Mr.. Willie j. Gregory. Of Charles City. is
visiting ms sister, AIRS. Ii. NJ. Wilkinson,
Of James City.
Mr.. Richard f. Gill, of Pine street. has
left the city to visit his father and many
friends III Henrlco.
Miss Rose Glasgow, of south Laurel
street. left Wednesday for Laurenceylllc,
where she will spend the months OF August
and September.
Miss Blanche Hechler left Saturday for
Alton.
Mr.. G.. D. Holdworth, of Bradstreets
agency, is visiting IN Norfolk for lew
days.
Mrs. r. W. Haw, of No. 100 west Cary
street, who has been very sick for some
time. Is improving.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hull, of this city, left yester-
day morning for Old Point. where she Will
spend three weeks.
Miss Rosa b. Hexter and Miss Mary Wag-
ner have left for Virginia Beach. where
they Will spend several weeks.
Mr.. ]. b. HALLIBURTON, receiving teller at
the State Bank, left yesterday tor two
weeks vacation at the summer resorts.
Miss Amelia Heinz, of Newark. N. j., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. nj. Heinz. and
cousins. Mrs. Il i. Bowers and Mrs. j. ID.
Anderson, OF this city.
W. ]. Holmes, after several weeks at
Ocean View, left Friday week for Cold Sui
phur Springs Mrs. Holmes and her grand
son Willie left Thursday to JOIN him the
month OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. jenkins and son
Walter have left the city for Old Point,
Washington, and New York.
Mr.. L. ID. Johnson returned YESTERDAY
from q weeks VISIT to Lexington, Natural
Bridge, Buena Vista, aud Glasgow.
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Miss Annie Lee Kenney left yesterday for
Baltimore, whore she will spend the month
of August.
Mr.. James LYONS and wife have como to
Smithville, Charlotte county.
Miss Lizze Limebaugh. of south Cherry
street. has gone to Western View for the
summer.
Miss Lizzie Ledbetter, of north Twenty
fourth street, is on brief visit to friends
at Newport News.
Mr.. A. NJ. Lothrop. of the firm Of Wood
ward x Lothrop, is in the city looking
after the early completion OF the store
under the new Masonic Temple, which
that concern will occupy.
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Misses MYRTLE and Ivy Malable left yester-
| terday for Prince George county.
Mr.. II. S. Mallory and wife have left for
| a short trip to Newport News and Virginia
| Beach,
MS. Morton leaves this morning for
| brief stay at Virginia Beach and other
watering places.
Miss Edna Marvin has just returned from
| Salisbury, N. g., accompanied by her sls-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Rainey.
| Miss Annie McConnal, of north First
street, returned to the city yesterday after
having spent delightful week at Lexlng-
| ton and Natural Bridge.
Miss Imogen Lee Myers, of OF east Leigh
| street. left on Wednesday for Old Point.
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Ocean View,
where she will remain for some time.
Mrs. II. G. Mason and son. Master Ed
ward, of 2205 Church Hill avenue, are
spending the summer at Wildwood. Flu
wanna county, and will return 10 the city
about September lst
Mr.. w. j. Mcdowell will leave the city
| Tuesday for Ocean View. He goes as a
representative of Napoleon Council. No.
All. TO the Grand Council of American Le-
gion of Honor, which convenes there on
that day.
| Mr. Hill Montague leaves tomorrow for
| the White Sulphur Springs to be IN attend
ance during the session of the Virginia
State Bar Association. He will also make
brief visits to other mountain resorts be-
fore returning home.
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| Mr.. W. s. Nicolson, of Lynchburg. who
| has been visiting friends in Manchester for
the past week, has returned home.
| Major and Mrs. Benjamin II. Nash and
| Miss jamie Blair are at the White Sulphur.
| Mrs. Nash will remain at the White q
month and then visit General W. II. +.
Lee in Fairfax.
| Mr.. J. T. Parkinson will leave about the
LIST of August for the White Sulphur.
Major James d. Patton went up to
White Sulphur last night to JOIN his family.
Miss Ruth Fuller. of 500 west Main street,
returned yesterday from Farmville. where
she has been visiting friends for the past
| month. e
Rev. Dr. r. II. Pitt returned last night
from Old Point. and will preach at Vena-