Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
OFFICFRSCUOgFS.
Personals and Briefs


Mr.. John s. Harwood is on bushes
visit TO Baltimore.
Mr.. Percy Glinn left yesterday afternoo
for Otterburn Springs.
Mr.. Thomas J. Bethel Is visiting friend
in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. p. B. Shield. who has been laid up fn
some weeks. IS greatly improved.
Mr.. Eugene Shepperson has returnd
from a trip TO New York and Canada.
Mr.. r.. II. Harwood left Yesterday riq ne
Old Dominion Line for New York and hi
timore.
Miss Columbia Hayes has left the Vito
Sulphur for IA sOlourn at the Natt al
Bridge.
Nr. Arthur r. Mayo, clerk TO the Bnrd
Of Health, has returned from the Mlte
sulphur.
Colonel William T. Tanner and family
leave for the White Sulphur Springthis
morning.
Mr.. George b. Taliaferro. of Glouctter
came to Richmond on business to spnd a
few days.
Mrs. II. G. Boudar and her mother, Mrs.
/. Z. O'Connor, left Thursday for Chrles-
ton. S. G.
Mrs. T. S. Neisler and daughu, of
Manchester, have gone on visit tNhar-
lOtte, n. 9.
Major Thomas A. Brander and NJ. Ed
ward Mayo have gotten back frn the
White Sulphur.
Squire Samuel McGehee has lei for a
two weeks sojourn with his chilren IN
Charlotte county.
Mr. Lewis +. Hill. receiving telle Of tho
Planters National Bank, has returrd from
vacation trip h New York.
Miss Ella Phillips and Miss Anie Beck
left yesterday tor Norfolk to visitlaces Of
interest on the Virginia coast.
Rev. Dr.. II. F.. Johnston, of ;on Air,
will preach at Park-Place churchit II A.
NJ. and S:l5 p. NJ. tomorrow.
Mr.. George Rupp, Jr.. and wif0ave just
returned 20 the city. after sTnding q
delightful week at Virginia Beac
Mr.. Raymond Cole. OF the Reservoir
Rose-Garden. with mis- wife and laugh hter,
are visiting New York and Canaa.
Colonel John Murphy has hsun the
work of connecting the PalacelOtel with
his house at Eighth and Broad seets.
Mrs. Anna f. Rowe, of Hazellill Spot
sylyania county, Is the qua OF Mr..
James Howle, AZ south Belyide street.
Messrs. John Raifo, John bsser, and
W. NJ. Lanir. of the Rlchmof Fire De-
| partment, have returned from northern
| trip.
Miss A. C. Boisseau. who ispending
very pleasant time at Sunnysf, Cumber-
"a
to return to the city shortly.
Mr.. John w. Walker, of tn city. left
Yesterday morning for his q home III
KING George county, being cled thither
by the illness of his aged fath.
Sir. Peter r. Burke is coined at his
home, at Laurel and Albeurle streets.
from the effects OF woundeceivcd du-
ring the war. Mr.. Burke vs. member
of the Young Guard. an, was twice
wounded.
Mr.. Joseph w. Blanton, no recently
purchased beautiful resida,e on Floyd
avenue. will move there on Stember lst.
He has leased through Mess. Dashiell It
Cobb. his agents. mis- presentirace street
house to Colonel John MurIy for term
! OF years.
Mrs. John T. Rogers has turned from
an extended trip TO New NIX. and will
give an account of her visht the meet
ing of the Noman's ChristigIemperance
! Union at Washington-Strs Methodist
Episcopal church next Midday at 4:3o
O'clock L. NJ.
Mrs. James L. Kearrey, II wife of the
manager OF the American obacco Com
pany's factory (the kinnebuilding) on
Cary street, who has been " i'll at Ber-
gen Heights, Jersey City. fG hree months
past, is now conyalescent. 81 her physi-
clans think she can start fofome in about
q week.