Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
PERSONAL POINTS.
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE TO TAKE A
SUMMER HOLIDAY.
The ueeira 20 the Seaside and Noun
tain Resorts Begun Already
Other Notes.

Inc indlcntOns htc tHht IN uuuSuhliN
large number Of our citizens will take
holiday out OF town some time during tho
summer Tho hegira TO the mountain and
seaside resorts has already commenced.
aud during the next two weeks there will
be marked thinning out, especially in
Richmond's fashionable circles. The DIS
PATCH aims TO keep track of its readers that
have already gone away as well as of those
that are going, az will be seen from tho
following personal points gathered by its
correspondents and reporters.
BUFFALO LiTlIIA STRINGS.
The following we're the arrivals Of Rich
mond people at the Buffalo Iathia Springs
for week ending June 25th: Charles f.
Whitlock and wife. Misses Lula and Lizzie
Eliza Cole. Miss Hill. T. X. Pettus, and Mrs.
". T.. Lunday and child.
rRTScEss ANNE UoTEI.. VIRGINIA BEACH.
MIR. Grayson II. Burruss. Mr.. J. NJ. Frost
and wife. Mr.. Henry :. Hutzler. Mrs. A. j.
w Hoken, Mrs. 4. T. Ellison, Miss Matte
y. Ellison, Miss }. L. Glass, and Mr. +. II.
Smith.
BACK FROM LEXINGTON.
Tho private car rendered tho Governor
and few friends by Mr.. f. ID. Ilotchkiss,
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, re-
turned from Lexington Friday afternoon.
Tho trip was delightful, everything being
done for the comfort and pleasure Of the
happy party. consisting of Governor Nc
Kinney and wife, Mr. Miles Cary and wife,
Miss Cary, Miss Halle Talcott. MISS SUSIE
Starke, DR.. Brock, Mr.. l.. ID. Hotchkiss,
and Mr.. Henri Won der Trenck, of Vienna,
Austria
Mr.. Charles Boiling left yesterday for
Old Point.
MIR. William n. Bailie. editor of tho
Bucna Vista Advocate, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Leigh ". Blanton, who has boon out
O. the city for several days, Will return
early next week.
Miss Annie Bruce. Of waynesboro', is tho
guest Of Mrs. T.. Harvle Spence, at NO. ZVS
east Franklin street.
Mrs. r. =. Ballard goes TO Asheville, n:
C.. for the month Of July-to the home OF
Colonel j. X. Connally.
Miss Dixie Bagby, who has been spend
inc the winter in this city, returned to her
home in Louisa last week.
Miss Edith BALDWIN sailed from New
York for Europe yesterday on the CITY OF
Rome. TO be- gone about two months.
The Mary medal for penmanship, given
ct Mrs. ColstOns school, was won by Miss
Mary Bragg, daughter of Mr.. ". A. Bragg.
Mrs. B. NJ. Bulge. the popular telegraph
operator Of tho Atlantic Coast Line, STA
toned at Petersburg, spent Friday in the
city.
Miss Maria Blair left on last Thursday
for San Francisco 10 VISIT her friend, MISS
Adie, who Is successful teacher IN that
city.
Mrs. J. A. Bclvin, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. II. y. Price and family. will
probably take an extended trip North early
In July.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Bigelow. Mrs. II. c.
Jones, Miss BargamiD. and Miss Hill Will
leave early in July for New York, Niagara
and other northern resorts.
Mr.. Charles l.. Bowman. who recently
left for Washington. has accepted STU
ation with his brother III the Great Atlantic
and Pacific tea stores of that city.
II was Rev. George T. Booker. n member
of the Virginia Conference, now located IN
Surry county. upon whom Rutherford Col
lege North Carolina recently conferred
the degree of Doctor Of Divinity.
Miss Estelle Courtney will spend the |
month Of August at the ROckbrldge Alum |
Springs.
Cards are out for tho marriage of Miss
Lille b. Clarke and Mr.. j. 4. Taylor, of |
Church Hill.
Mrs. W. b. Garter AM Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, !
of cast franklin street, are visiting rela-
tives III Baltimore
Mss NJ. T. Campbell. of Chattanooga. Is
stopping with Mr.. p. A. Sublett, 1OS !
Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Charles II. Chalkley has been quito |
sick for a week, and there is but little i'm |
proyement in her condition.
Hon. ]. l.. NJ. Curry will spend a week at !
Cobb's Island for rest. Accompanied hy his !
granddaughter. Miss Mary Lamar 1arpin. |
and his niece9, Misses Lily and Mary Curry |
Connally and Henry X. Ellyson, Jr., he |
will sail on the Ariel tomorrow.
Mrs. Samuel Duggins and Mrs Oscar d. |
Wis have returned to the city, after a de-
Ightful visit 10 Old Point.
Miss Oracle Davis and her brother, John
". Davis. are spending the summer at Mr.
Joseph Waltons III Amelia.
Mrs. L. Clinton DAVIS and children left
yesterday for Mrs. CheatwOOd's, In GoOch-
land. where they Will spend the summer.
l..
Miss Elenora Euker Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. III. Price. Dr., of Buena Vista.
L.
Mr.. David Funston. of Glasgow, is in
the city on his way TO Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Fleming leave Rich
mond to-day for tour through Southwest
Virginia.
Mr. Frank w. Fitzgerald, who has been
at work at Advance, n. c., is IN Manches-
ter or q visit TO his relatives.
-
to-day but has arranged to do so both
morning and night during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. William G.. Gwatkin, accompanied
BY Miss Resale Smith and Miss Emile
Cussen. are registered at the Hygeia, Old !
Point Comfort.
Judge Roger Gregory. professor OF law !
OF Richmond College. who has been here !
during the session. left for his home IN |
King William last night.
Madame Guillaume and Miss Gnillaume |
will leave next Wednesday 10 spend few |
weeks at Chatauqua, n. y, gong from |
there TO Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. William II. Gentry, formerly of |
Richmond, now ON one of the North Caro- |
iiua divisions of tho Richmond and Dan |
vile system, Is in the city on business.
Mrs John s. Harwood and SOD leave
Tuesday tor Old Point.
MIR. and Mrs. W. F. HARDWOOD will leave |
soon for Cobb's Island.
Miss Mary o. Harwood of Floyd avenue,
will leave Tuesday tor Old Point.
Mr.. Charles Hancock. late of the Han
cock House, Wytheyille, Is now at the
Hotel Dodson.
Mir. W. J. Holmes will spend the first ten
days Of July at Ocean View. From there
he will 60 10 the Cold Sulphur Springs for
smonth's stay.
Miss Oracle Hill left Friday morning ria
Norfolk and Boston steamer TO visit rela-
tives and friends in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. She will be absent until
September, and may visit in Maine before
ter return.
Mrs. Virginia Hudson and daughter.