Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
illness of her brother. General John 9.
German.
Officer B. NJ Angle went on z punt
Thursday and retprnea htses "is' s"f
sport with q lot OF game

Mr.. John boyo. Oh w" 1o'"' -e'S
day for home
Miss Norah Browning. OF west Broad
street, has returned home atsel TWO
months stay with friends IN baitimore'
Mrs. Andrew Butler and her niece, Miss
Callie Lacy, have gone on an EXTENDED trlp,
and while gone will visit Baltimore ann
Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. Bell Bigger has returned from
most ENJOYABLE visit to many eeguaintances
In Spotsyivania county, 70 Wnom sue Us
endeared by pleasant ASSOCIATION curing
her residence there.
Miss Mary Bigger IL paving visit g the
family OF 9. b. Bailey (formeriy or spot
nort News. and will attend the military
far soon to be held there.
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Miss Bessie Chamberlin, OF Norfolk, will
be the guest Of Miss Columbia Hayes in
January.
The eneaeement Of Miss Mary Connallly,
Of Asheville. to Mr.. Coke, OF Philadelphia,
was announced yesterday.
Mr.. Marion II. Chalkley, son Of Mr.. B, d.
Cbaiklev OF this city, is quite III In Alex
sndria. His father left on the 1880 train
last evening to visit his bedside.
D.
Miss Eston Duval. of Lexington, is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Stegar.
Misses louie ald Annie Doggett have
left for New York. and will be absent two
weeks.
Mr.. IT. L. Denoon, of Denoon, Upper
h Co.. left last night on business trip 70
New York and Boston.
Mr.. Clay Drewry. Jr.. is in Winston; n.
c.. and o. II. p. Terrell was registered In
Danville few days ago.
Mr.. Douglas Deane. Of Atlanta, Ga. one
Of the busiest Of men. came TO the mar
rage Of Miss Pinkie Lyons, where he en-
acted very prominent role.
Mrs. Mary French Dabney. who has been
very IN with typhoid-fever for the past six
weeks. has so far recovered rs to be ableto
sit up short time each day.
Mr.. w F. Dabney. of Baltimore. Nd,
returninp from a successful business tour
of Florida and adjoining States, is IN the
city, stopping at the Davis House.
Miss f. Gertie Davis, of Spotsylvania
county. left for home yesterday after
nleasant visit OF several weeks TO her cou-
sins. the Misses Anderson, Of 7O1 north
Twenty-seventh street.
Z.
Mr.. r. II. Elicit. who resides on west
Franklin street and has been sick with
Ia grippe, Is now convalescent.
f.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Frazier left on Thurs
day morning for q visit to Baltimore.
Mrs Warren g. Ficklsn. of Roanoke. is
visiting the family of Mr.. q. Powell Hill,
$40 west Grace street.
Mr.. Gilliat. of London, is visiting Mr..
A. T. Harris.
Misses Goldsbough, of Baltimore, who
have been visiting Mrs. L. L. ID. Myers,
have returned home.
Mrs. A. w. CARRIER, Miss Armistead,
Mrs. Armistead. Miss Doggett, Miss Annie
Doepett. and Miss Annie Christian left on
Tuesday morning for New York.
Captain Charles Haskell is visiting his
| family in Boston.
Mr.. d. G. Harrison. of Washington. is the
guest of Governor Mckinney.
Mr.. Edward Hatton has lust returned
| from a business trip 10 Baltimore, New
| York, and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William J. Holmes, who has been
| quite sick at her residence, 1918 east Broad
| street, improves very slowly.
Rev. DIR. Hoee il indisposed and will not
preach to-day, but his pulpit will be filed
! both morning and afternoon.
Miss Anastasia Howard, who has been at
| Miss Carey's school. in Baltimore, is re.
turned TO Richmond. her "rich and rare. "
Miss Willie b. Hancock, of Keswick, is
| in the city visiting Miss Maude Blunt, of
south Plum street. where she will remain
! for several weeks.
Mr.. Peter Jackson, who has been quite
| sick, Is reported as improving.
i.
Miss Mary Lewis will spend part Of the
winter North.
Miss Irene LanRhorne has gone TO visit
friends in Hartford.
Mr.. John Lyons has returned 10 the city
after an absence OF two months in the
South.
Mrs. William Lyons returned Friday
night from New York, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pemberton.
Mr.. Lewis II. Lightfoot returned on Fri
day from Port Royal, where he was an
usher at the MISUNDERSTANDING wedding.
Mr.. B. W.Lvnn has returned to his home
| in Loudoun county, after spending several
DAYS in the city looking after his interest as
candidate for Superintendent Of the Peni-
Tertiary. -,
Miss Mary Morton returned to Baltimore
on Monday.
Miss Helen Montague viii leave soon fol
a visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. N. b. Manning is very i'll at her re-
sidence, No. 925 north Twenty-sixth street
Mr.. r. O. Mckinney, OF Washington. i,
the guest of his father, Governor Mckin.
ney.
DIR. Jacob Michaux, who has been sicl
for the past six weeks, is steadily I'M
proving.
Miss Nettie McNinch, of North Carolina
who has been visiting Mrs. Jacob Rein.
hardt. has returned home.
Mrs. Mills, of North Carolina. who hal
been spending q short time at 300 south
Fourth street, was called home suddenly
by the illness Of her husband, DR.. Mills.
Mrs. D. NJ. O'Brien has issued cards for
the marriage of her daughter. Miss Katie
G.. to Mr.. p. J. Hyde. The ceremony viii
take place November 25th at IL O'CLOCK
A. III. at st. Peters Cathedral.
p.
Miss Maude Pollard, OF Blacksburg, il
visiting relatives at Gil Mbemarle street.
r.
Miss Callis Ryland has returned home
from New York.
Miss Rison, Of Danville, is visiting the
Misses Barber, ia east Leigh street.
AR. j. W. Rsinhsrt, of Boston. and Mr..
Thomas BLACKWELL, of Pittsburg, who are
shooting at Major Dick Selden's place, in
Goochland, will spend few days in Rich
mond before their return North.