Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
Personals md Briefs.

Mr.. w. Scott Darlington has returned
from the White Sulphur.
Mrs. A. ID. Atkinson has gone to Chicago
ria the Millboro' Springs.
MIR Charles /. Brown and family are
summerng at Greenwood.
Mr.. William Henry Scott and Miss Emma
Scott are in Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. j. L. Allen has gone to New York on
trip of business and pleasure.
Mr.. Cabel Davis left yesterday for the
White Sulphur and Rockbridge Alum.
Mr.. William Cochran, of Baltimore, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Hamilton, Of
Arlington Terrace.
Messrs. f. J. Newcomb and Henry Glib
| son. of this city. leave to-day for short
| stay in Charlotte, n. G.
Mrs.E. F. Luck and son, of this city. have
gone on an extended trip to visit friends
| and relatives in West Virginia.
One Of the clubs TO play game of base
| ball on Labor-day Is the Brooklands and
not the Brooklyns. as has been stated.
| Mr.. james VI. Donnan, Of south Belvi-
| dere street. who has been confined ut his
home for long time, is able to ride out.
For the present work as far as possible
|
| shops on Tuesday and Friday of each
| week.
Miss Augusta Campodonico and her
| cousin, Miss Rosa Malatesta. of Memphis,
! Tenn, left last Wednesday for Virginia
| Beach.
| Rev. Mr.. Duncan. who is q student at
| Hampden-Sidney, was the guest OF his
classmate, Rev. James Z. Cook. on We'd
nesdsy.
Mrs. s. II. Roane, her son Hayes, and
! daughter, Miss Willie ROane, are visiting
! friends in Gloucester and King and Queen
counties.
Mr. Frank Columbus, son of Mr.. d. Co
| lumbus, Of New York, formerly of Rich
mond, is visiting his grandfather. Mr.. Z.
| Fennessy.
The Misses Huber, of Baltimore, daugh-
ters Of former pastor of st. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church, are visiting the
family of Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil.
Mr.. Jackson B. Wood and wife have re-
turned 10 the city after an extended trip
to Thousand Islands. .Montreal Lakes
Champlain and George, and Saratoga.
Mrs. Charles Z. Harris and Mrs. Daniel
| Tompkinson. of Danyille, have returned
after brief visit to Mrs. Sallie Stratton
aud daughter, Miss Nettie, of Beverley
street.
The entertainment rendered the ladies
of Grace-Street Baptist church By the
Band of Hope will be given tonight at
Smiths Hall, on Fifth street between
Broad and Marshall.
Miss Daisy Atkinson, of this city, who
has been on an extended visit to friends in
| Kentucky and at Chicago, returned home
Yesterday. Her cousin. Miss Jeanette
| Atkinson, who accompanied her, is still IN
the West among relatives.
Mr.. James A. Bonsacks, of Philadelphia; !;
Mr.. II. l.. Newberry, of New York, and Mr..
ID. b. Strouse, Of Salem, officials of the
| Bonsacks Cigarette Machine Company,
were III the city on business Wednesday.
They left for their homes on the evening
trains.
Rev. F.. +. Pollard, pastor of the Howard
Avenue Baptist church, New Haven Conn,
is ENJOYING vacation with his father,
| Professor Pollard. of Richmond College.
Mr.. Pollard will supply the pulpit at Grace
Street Baptist church on the fourth and
fifth Sundays III August. Mr. j. Garland
Pollard, another son of Professor Pollard,
has recently accepted a position under
Professor Mason. OF the Smithsonian In
stitution, Washington. TO aid the Professor
III preparing his department for the Co.
lumbian Exposition IN Chicago.