Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

yVutn ilno street, are eummerlng d ooS.
louisville.
Misses Fannie and Hattie Ross are the
guests Of Mrs. Wren at her cottage ut
Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Ammo r. Rutherford and Miss
Helen rutherford left for the White"
yesterday TO spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. @. Rodman leave in the
morning for Old Point and Norfolk to
spend tew days at the seashore.
Mr. Edgcrton s. Rcgerslef yesterday for
New York, and viii sail Tuesday on the
Havel for Rome TO visit his father.
Miss Leah Il. Reese. who has just re-
turned from q pleasant visit Of several
weeks TO friends at Maple Grove. in Hen
rico, will soon leave for the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Mrs. X. r. Snead has gone TO New York
on visit 70 Mrs. Snead.
| Mr.. Il. fIarvie Spence has gone to Har-
risonburg on visit to his wife.
! Miss Marie Shelton has returned from
Petersburg, where she has been visiting
| friends for some time.
Miss Maggie wilkins left yesterday for a
long and pleasant trip with relatives and
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Mr.. Gervas Storrs, Jr., Is expected home
this morning from trip TO the White Sui
phur and kanawha Valley.
Miss X. French Shelton, Oil south Third
street, has returned from an extended visit
to friends IN Charlotte and Halifax coun-
ties.
Mr.. Il. +. Smith, of No. 924 west Grace
street, left last night for Allegheny Springs
% fir W. afa I'M ri u n
there.
Miss Minnie ID. Slocumb, of Goldsboro',
N. G.. who has been on an extended visit
to Miss Lidie Lassiter, OF this city. will re-
turn home Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. T. Swetnam and little daughter.
Carrie of No. west CLAY street. will leave
on Monday TO spend several weeks with re-
iatives and friends in Caroline county.
Mrs. Louisa L. Schanawald. of Ken
lucky formerly of Riehmond), is visiting
here after an absence OF sixteen years.
She is stopping with her sister in-law,
Mrs. Nj. L. Russell, at FOG north Twenty
seventh street.
Captain and Mrs. Charles f. Taylor leave
Monday for Clifton Springs. N. \.
Mrs. A. p. Talley and daughter, Miss
in FluvaDna.
Mr.. w. Il. Taylor left yesterday for The
Rockbrldge Alum Springs. where he will
spend several weeks.
Misses Clare and Helen Weisiger, Of Au-
Custa, Ca, are visiting Mrs. IRWIN Welsl-
ger, No. west Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Talley, Of 115
north Nineteenth street, have returned
ofs - al fr1l frin N Rnannka
and Radford and Southwest Virginia.
Mr.. Edwin Lee Tanner, who has been
spending the summer at his home in this
city, left for New York last night TO attend
rehearsal, of the Frederick Warde Com
pany, prior to Mr.. Warde's eleventh an
nual tour, which will begin at Detroit on
the oath.
V.
Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine will remain
at the Warm Springs until the middle OF
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. j. Valentine have
left for the White Sulphur, where they
will spend the month OF August.
Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine has returned
home after six weeks at the Warm Springs
for his health, which has greatly i'm
proved.
W.
Mrs. J. n. Miller and family are visiting
friends in Charlottesville.
Mr. William NJ. Wagner left last week on
an extended trip to the mountains.
Miss Salie f. Walton is rustlcating with
relatives in the rural shades OF Hanover.
Hon. George ID. Wise will probably sail
for Europe about the middle OF this
month.
Messrs. p. P. Winston d Son sold the
house No. LOG Mayo street Friday for the
sum of $7S5.
General Peyton Wise Is at the Buffalo
Iithia Springs where he will remain for
several weeks yet.
Mrs. r. W. Woods. of GOA west Clay street,
has gone to King William county to visit
her father, James II. Pollard.
Messrs. ]. II. Wade and j. W. Jordan
left on Wednesday last for Newport News,
Norfolk, and Old Point.
Mrs. Charles r. Wilhelm and son
frankie are spending the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stockmar, of
Barton Heights.
Miss Belle Wilzin, of New York. who has
been in the city for several weeks, will
leave tor home on Thursdays steamer &C
companied by several friends.
Mrs Peyton Wise, who has Just returned
from the buffalo Lithia Springs. will leave
this week in company with her mother,
Mrs. Chiffon, for Atlantic City.
Mrs. William A. Waldron, accompanied
by Mrs. NJ o. Pollard and Master Frank
Phillips, left Wednesday for Boston, North
ampton, Niagara Falls, and New York.
Miss Emmie Wherry, who spent month
at Lake Spring. has returned, and left a
few days ago to spend the balance of the
warm weather with her relatives in Gull
pepper county.
Mrs. John +. and Miss Katie Lee Whit
taker after spending two weeks in Danville
have gone to Greensboro, n. c., to spend
two weeks. From there they will visit
Patrick Springs.
Mr.. William Wood and wife and their
little niece, Ruby Priddy, of south Laurel
street, and Mrs. G. NJ Hill and Mrs.
Anderson j. Haynes. of south Pine street.
will all leave Monday morning for Caro-
line, Essex, and Bowling Green for the
rest of the summer.
Y.
Misses Eta and MYRTLE Yager are visiting