Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
Richmond and Is greatly honored and be-
loved, as her husband is, by our people.

Nhlker, Jr., to-uoy as pastor Oh tne iIcS-
byterian church in Hampton.
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Mr.. Charles w. Lee has returned 10 Sails
bury. N. O., after pleasant visit 10 Rich
mond and Manchester.
MIR Calvin Mpscomb is thinking OF
spending tho summer abroad. While
absent ho will visit Palestine and tho Holy
Land.
Stewart Lomax. Of Richmond, who has
boen on the United States man-of-war
Portsmouth, has been transferred 10 the
Concord. at BROOKLYN. and will cruise IN
the West Indies this winter
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Mrs. DR.. Manson left last week for Old
Point.
Mr.. W. W. Moss left last night for trip
10 Chase City.
Mrs. NJ. V. Miller has returned to Sl5
east Franklin.
DR.. J. Hall Moore and family leave this
week 20 spend the summer at Ashland.
Miss Nellio McComb. Of Ingle'wood, is
visiting the family of DR.. Iabb, 100 west
Grace street.
CAPTAIN II. r. Miller is expected to-day
frOIa tho Hot Springs. Ark. lie returns
perfectly restored to his former good health
and spirits.
Miss Lena Mahonev has just returned
from st. JOseph's Academy, EmmettSburS,
Md, where she has been diligently en-
gagged for the past year.
Miss Annie McGraw, daughter of Mr..
James McGraw, has returned homo to
spend her summer vacation, after year at
the Visitation Convent, Georgetown, ID. e..
Mr.. James r. Pace and Major James ID.
Patton went down to Old Point yesterday.
Miss Ruth Fuller. No. 300 west Main
street, is visiting Miss Louise Budd, OF
Blackstone.
Mrs. joint. Powers left the city last
Thursday with her infant son and nur4e
on months visit to her sister, Mrs. 5. D..
O'Keele, of Lynchburse, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rawlings will spend
July at Ocean View.
Mr.. Thomas rutherford and family will
leave this week for tho White.
Rev. George H. Ray will preach special
sermon 10 the Junior Order of American
Mechanics this afternoon at o'clock at
Union Station church.
Mr.. Charles II. Read tho architect, left
the city for Hot Springs, Ark, last night
TO examine the arrangement OF the baths
at that resort. he having been employed TO
plan the new baths in the Warm-Springs
Valley.
Mr.. T. r. Spock, of Augusta, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Howard Saxby. of Cincinnati, wasin
the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Slater, after visit to New
York, has gone 10 Cobb's Island.
Mrs. l. NJ. "oymour IS visiting her sister
in-law, Mrs. Il. ii. richardson. of Hamp
ton.
Miss Ioula Stephan and Miss Mollie Will
kns spent pleasant day III Petersburg last
Sunday.
MIR. j. D. X. Sleight will address the
SUNDAY school at the Masonic Orphans
Home this afternoon.
Mrs. William NJ. Sutton. of Washington,
d. G., is in the CITY and Is staying at No.
20s east Franklin street.
Mr.. George b. Stacy, q former prominent
citizen of Richmond, now Of Amelia coun-
ty. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Indie Sherwood, Portsmouth, is
visiting her cousin, NJ s. Grace Hunter Gull
pepper, The Madison, south Fifth street.
Mr.. John r. Sublctt, of No. SOC south
Third street, who has been quite sick for
some days, was reported better yesterday.
Miss Alma Saunders will leave this week
for Kadford to visit her sister, Mrs. Black.
From there she will so to the Montgomery
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Siggins and their
daughter, Mrs. j. A. McGilvray, are So
journing at the Hotel Brunswick, Waynes-
boro', Va.
Mrs. NJ. j. Snead continues i'll from
stroke of paralysis at the residence of her
son-in-la law. Mr.. j. n. Willis, No. 5l3 east
LelGht street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Thomas left yester-
day for Ocean View.
Mrs. Mary W. Thomas and Miss Mary W.
T. Connally left yesterday for the Hygeia.
Mrs. Allan Talbot and family expect to
visit relatives IN Bedford county Ill a few
days.
Mr.. Charles T. Taylor, who is now at
West Point, will leave in week or SO for
the mountains.
Rev. II. a. 1upper, u. D., will preach at
the First Presbyterian church this morn
ing at II O'Clock. The church will be closed
at night.
Misses Lou and Cassie TAYLOR will leave
next week for Earmville where they will
stay a few weeks before going to the Rock
bridge Alum.
Little Miss Margaret Tabb, who has been
on visit to friends in this city, returned
yesterday to her home, Newstead," in
Gloucester county.
Professor George S. Thomas, formerly of
Richmond, now one of the teachers IN the
University of Dakota, il in the city on
visit TO friends and relatives. He Is stop
ping at S07 east Cary street. Professor
commencement exerciscsat the University
Of Virginia, but will return i'll a few days.
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Mrs. John Vogel and Miss Emma Vogel,
of Charlotte, n. c., are visiting Mrs. Jacob
keInhardt.
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Mr.. b. G. Wherry, Jr., expects to visit
Baltimore on the Fourth of July.
Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson will sail on the Etru-
ria from New York July 18th for Europe.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. A. White left yesterday
for Ocean View, where they will spend
July.
Messrs. Osborne Watson and Frank
Allen left last evening to spend Sunday at
Old Point.
Judge s. II. Witt went down to Old
Point yesterday afternoon, where Mrs.
Witt and family had preceded him.
Mrs. b. c. Wherry. with her daughter.
Miss Emmie, and son Robert, leave Tues
day morning for Lake Spring, near Salem,
Va, TO spend several weeks.
Mrs A. Il. Woodbridge and her son
Chester left last evening for French Hay,
in Hanover county. where they will spend
the summer months, returning about the
last of September.
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Mrs. Charles NJ Zlrkle will leave next
Thursday for Staunton, where she will
ST. md the summer.
At Liberty to Reply.
Referring 10 the statement in yesterdays
issue of the DISPATCH that the Powhatan
Club had discontinued taking the North
American ReUielo because it recently con-
tanned an offensive reference TO Mr.. Jeffer-
son Davis. the representative of that pub