Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
PERSONAL COLUMN.
WHERE AND HOW RICHMOND PEOPLE
AHe SPENDING VACATION.
notes Gathered Here, 10 the Aoan-
tsins, and - the
Sensible.

1
Sensible.
Tho DurArcH's personal chapter this
morning shows that the exodus OF Rich
mond people to the mountains and the SEQ
shore continues
| Richmond people registered for the
week ending friday: W. II. Cosby and
wife, Preston Belvin. L. NJ. Hewitt, 1.
G. Peyton T. o. Burbank. Il. ID; Jor-
dan. NJ. J. Dimmock, John Maxwell, ".
A. Walker, Langhorn Putney, A. 4.
Dorman, A. NJ. Tyler, Fl. NJ. Smith, Jr.,
John b. DAVE, L. II. Frayser, "a. u.
LumpkiHs, j. NJ. Locknane, Floyd Tyler;
| Miss Burr, William A. Walker, Robert
McD. Blake. +. d. Hotchkiss. j. A. Harris,
F. j. Campbell. Walter &: Mercer. =. r.
Keesee and wife, Edith NJ. Keesee, Annie
j. Keesee. A. Grant, Miss Julia A. Grant,
DIR. @. A. Mercer, l.. NJ. Robinson and wife,
DR.. j. Hall Moore, G. G. Walker. Z. Taylor
Fisher. A. Bath. Martin d: Rosenbaum,
Joseph II. Rosenbaum. +. 4. Walker, W.
II. Curtis. Is. II. Randolph, ID. Thomas
Byrd. W. 3. Atkinson. r. L. Nilsson, Philp
Blenner. Ed. Schumacher, William Miller,
Il. I. Alvey and wife. r. L. Williams. 4.
| T. Williams, Jr., Simon Freshman, j.. G.
| Carlton, Martin A. Goodman. i Sitterding,
Mrs J. Lange, Miss Maggie Walker, war
ner Moore, John Pope. ;. V. Williams, H.
| II. Meade. o. X. Wall, Miss Ellen Funp-
phrey.
| NATURAL BRIDGE.
| The Richmond arrivals OF the Natural
Bridge for tho week ending Friday were
Mrs. Junius +. Morris, James Baber ana
WIFE NJ. Is. Ferguson, j. ). Moore, ~, -
| W. Moore, George ID. Thaxton, Z. Mitte,-
| dorter and wife. Mrs. J. Strause. NJ. Mittel-
| dorfor and four children. +. D. Mitteldorfer,
L. L. Ecker, L. G. Jones, Miss Lula Scott.
w. L. Hancock, Miss Milanil Meagher, +. =.
Christian. Rev. DR.. Tudor and wife, =. ..
| Anderson. J. f. Smith. J. w. White, r. ~.
McGinn and wife and child.
THE WHITE.
The following are the recent Richmond
arrivals at tho White: Mrs. Thomas
Branch, Mr.. wyndham Boiling, Miss Lucy
II. Williams, Mr.. W: s. Bishop, DIT.
Thomas Brander. Arthur Mayo, ". ).
johnson, Il. L. Williams. X. +. Williams
Jr.. George W. Palmer, Oscar Cranz. Mrs.
Bagby, John II. Powell Miss Powell, W.
ii. Jones and family. Miss Rec Watkins.
Miss Bessie Watkins and Miss Ella ODer,
of Baltimore.
HOTEL BRANDoS-BAsIc.
Richmond arrivals last week at Hotel
Brandon. Basic City: +. D. Starke, A. ;.
Lee. L. II. Courtney. r. Watkins q. ..
Owens, John w. Gordon, Mrs. X. M.
Smith. r. s. Robertson, Mrs. Addie Nor
ris. J. s. Latham. Miss Virginia Gay. Miss
Della Gay, II. L. Sydnor, Miss Nellie hob
ertson. and James II. Capers, Jr.
WARM SPRINGS.
The following Richmond persons regis
tered at the Warm Springs during the
week ending August 2lst: DR.. Charles NJ.
Shields, George b. McAdams. Or. francis
L. Willis, Mr.. NJ. II. Houston, DR.. George
b. Steel. Miss Judith Darlington. Miss
Emma Darlington. and Miss kosalie Win
ston.
NARRAoANsErT PIER.
o. II. Funston, C. II. Gordon. W. d.
Chesterman. A. i. Jones. G.. W. Minter.
John L. Anderson, and George l.. Cary, OF
Richmond. were registered at the Hotel
Berwick. Narragansett Pier. on the 10Th.
Master John G.. Anderson. Jr., who re-
turned from Surry county quite sick, is
somewhat improved.
Miss Ella Alley, accompanied by Miss
Clara Wagner. is visiting relatives and
friends IN Lynchburg, Va.
Il.
Mr.. Samuel Bachrach has returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Burch, of 914 Twenty-ffth
street, Is visiting friends in Charlottesville.
Misses Lynn Bailey and Josephine Parkin-
son, of Manchester. are visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Mrs. II. J. Bottom and son, Mr.. d. Bot
tom. are visiting Mrs. l. B. Tuck. at New
port News.
Mrs. James Burke. son, and daughter left
tho city yesterday TO visit relatives in the
mountains.
Mrs. Sarah Birchett has gone to Bran
chester Mills, Prince George county, near
Petersburg.
Misses Emma, Julia, and Sallie Bapty
will return from the mountains OF West
Virginia September lst.
Miss Katie Brown, of First street, has
returned home after spending two weeks
in the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Mary 6. Branton, of 1916 west Main
street has returned to the city after most
delightful visit to the mountains.
George f. Bowden and wife and Miss
Hurt, of Baltimore, will leave Monday tor
Lexington and Southwest Virginia.
Miss Irene Barber left the city last week
with very pleasant party for Niagara
Falls. Toronto, Can, and other places of
interest.
Mr.. +. ". Bear, formerly of Richmond.
but now q prominent railroad official of
Savannah. Ga. is visiting friends and rela-
tives and friends in this city. Fro n here
he will take an extended northern .our as
far as Niagara.
Miss Annie Cousins. of 247 south Laurel
street, is soiourning in Amelia.
Miss Lillio Coke left last night for Old
Point. Norfolk, and Virginia Beach.
Miss Lula Cottrell and Miss Lettis Car
ter have left to visit friends in Goochland.
Mrs. J. r. Chalkley, her son Roland, and
Miss Mozell Williams are visiting friends
in Louisa county.
Miss Matte NJ. Crutchfeld, who has
been visiting friends in Hanover, left yes
terday for Louisa county.
Miss Carrie Lee. daughter of Rev. W. A.
Campbell. left yesterday On visit to
friends in Fredericksburg.
Miss Mary Camden, of west Main street.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. X. l.. Stlnnett,
OF Buchanan, Botetourt county, Va.
Misses Callie and Hele Casey. of this
city, are visiting their friend, Miss Eva Fos-
ter, formerly or this city but now living in
Amelia county.
Misses Annie Carter and Nole Savory, of |
Manchester and Richmond, respectively, |
accompanied by their friend, Mr.. Lyma |
Bland. are on visit to friends in Peters |
burg.
Miss Lille Donnan. of Petersburg, is
visiting friends at $40 north Sixth street.
Miss Mary V. Dickerson. Miss Camilla |
Dickerson, and Charles w. Dickerson are |
at the Peaks of Otter.
Miss May L. Dozier. Of venable street.
Church Hill, has gone to Norfolk. where |
she will spend few weeks visiting rela- |
tives.
Mrs. John Fl. Dickerson left Yesterday
for the mountains of Virginia. A por- |
ton of her time will be spent as the guest |
of Captain J.W. Dickerson, of Lynchburg.
Miss Ethel Davis. one of Southern Vir.
ginia's most beautiful, cultivated, graceful.
and attractive young ladies. is sojourning
at the Red Sulphur for the benefit of the
wafarq