Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-22
PERSONAL POINTS.
A NgwsY COLLECTION OF ITEMS
ABOUT FRIENDS AND STRANGERS.
soxsmsrt. Of Persons Well Known-Brisf
Mention of what Is Going On In
the Social World.

A.
Miss lou Adkins VIII De ~ nomo 'nis
keek from Philadelphia.
Mise Anderson. OF Savannah, is the guest
~ her brother. Mr.. George Wayne Ander-
bon.
Miss Hattie Avery, OF Ale1andria' IL NJ
the Richmond Seminary.
Mr.. David Anderson, OF Church hiii,
Sho is one Of the Oldest residents Oh the
city, is quite SICK
Niss Fula Alexander, of Hanover county,
ts visiting Mrs. Ella Elan, OF Ao6 north
Awenty-seventh street
b.
Mr.. James II. Barton is in New York.
MIR. L. Boswell is South on q business
"trip.
Miss Annie Black is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Colonel j. Bell Bigger spent last week in
Bpotsylyania county.
Miss Bodine. of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Miss Mary Cullen.
Mrs. Wallace Bache. Of Pennsylvania. is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Bcckam left on Tuesday for Wash
ington. to the regret Of many TRENDS.
Miss Ida Bartlett, who has been visiting
Old Point Comfort, has returned home.
Major b. J. Black and Mr.. G. G.; Petit,
of Richmond, were in Petersburg FRIDAY
Mr.. James Bailey, who has been spending
the winter in Florida, returned home
Wednesday.
MIR. jackson Beal, Of Beal Brothers,
Seo..sv;llo oDd of Real 4 Nicholas OF
Salem, is IN town.
Miss Mamie Besson. of Raleigh. n. c.,
who has been visiting her irlend MISS Nate
Phillips, has retained home.
Miss Effe Broughton, of Raleigh, n. C.,
former pupil of the Richmond fenale
Institute, is visiting ut COS west Grace
street.
Miss Bosseau and Miss Hickey. OF Dan
vile. who have been the guest of Miss Mary
n. Brown, 100 south Third street, returned
home last week.
Major Ker Boyce. brother Of the late DR..
James p. Boyce. and recent postmaster az
Augusta. Ga. died at his residence In that
city on Friday, March 20, 1891.
CAPTAIN Leroy f. Brown, of j. Thomp-
BON Brown & Co.. went down 10 Seven
Pines last Sunday with several prominent
western people 10 view the battle-helds'
they being members of an Ohio Buck,
Eve" regiment. Mr.. Barrett, the keeper
OF the cemetery, told the visitors that on
the Sunday previous two brothers met al
The cemetery who had fought during the
seven days fight, one on the Confederate
and the other on the Union side.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Branch gavea very
elegant dinner on Monday evening 10 ceie-
brate Mr.. Blythe Branch's birthday. The
4. 60 turo fy tvyn
The coloring of the decorations was IN
pink and white. Squares of Irish polnt-ace
over pale pink were at either end OF the
cloth, and upon these rested Dompadour
glass bowls filed with lOng-stemmed La
France roses. The centre piece was plague
made sweet and lovely by the noddlng
heads of hundreds Of lilies of the valley
and mink roses. The guests invited were
Mrs. John X. Connally, Mrs. Russell ROB-
inson. Mrs. Pierson, Miss Leila Myers,
Miss Handy. Miss Bessie Law, Miss Mary
Cook Branch. Miss Emily Hannewinckel,
Miss Salhe Anderson. Miss Effe Byers,
Nessrs. IAlbourn Myers, Frank Davenport,
Willie Grant, Dudley Mcdonald, JACK
Lowell. Sale Watkins, Barton Haxall,
Beverly Munford. John Lyons, Fred. Scott.
Mr.. c. V. Clash is in Norfolk.
Miss Helen Cameron is the guest Of Miss
Eetta Potts.
Mr.. George A. Cunningham, who has
been lndisposed, Is out again.
General John Il. Cooke, who has been
quite sick, Is improving steadily.
Miss Dessle Corley, of Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting G.. Corley, of this city.
Mr.. George Coles, of Baltimore. has
been the guest of MIR. Lowell for several
days.
Mr.. Thomas A. Clemmitt. formerly OF
Richmond, but now OF Buens Vista, Is IN
the city.
Miss Susie Crutchfeld, of Fredericks-
burg, who has been visiting friends IN
Richmond. is now in West Point.
Misses Hannah and jessie Cohen, Of Pc
tersburg. who have been visiting trends
in this city, have returned home.
Miss Mary Cameron has received quite
an ovation from her Richmond friends
since she returned home from her delight
full trip 10 st. Louis and Louisville.
Colonel John b. Cary has been invited
to attend the banquet to be given 10y the
Underwriters Association of Pittsburgh
on April 9th. His name is also included in
the list of speakers.
Miss Mary Cullen gave a charming pro-
gressive angling party Tuesday night IN
honor of her guest, Miss BOdine, OF Phlla-
delphia Guests-Miss Ellen Lee, Miss
Bruce Williams. Miss Annie Camm, Miss
Ellen Hobson. Miss Morton of baltimore,
Miss Bessie Pace, Miss Ferguson, Miss
Otev Cullen. Mr.. Preston Noland, Mr..
Willis, Mr.. Haunewinckel, Mr.. Saunders
Hobson, Mr.. Cullen, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr..
Edwin Hobson, Mr.. Rutherford, Mr..
Moseley. and MIR. Joe Anderson,
Miss Lizzie Dimmock, of Gloucester. is
the guest of Mrs. Williams, east Grace
street.
Mrs T. /. Dornin, of Norfolk (nee Miss
Grace Armstrong; enjoyed and gave much
pleasure 10 her friends by her sholt visit to
the city.
South Boston Herald: Miss Fannie Dick
inson, Of Richmond, and Miss Kate Grad
dock. of Black Walnut, are visiting Mrs.
j. j. Lawson.
Captain Oscar Edwards, Of Norfolk, was
In the city last week.
Miss Lizzie Eckenrode, of Fredericks-
burg, Va, IS visiting her uncle, Mr.. John
4. kohler.
Miss Carrie Elicit. daughter of Mr.. 7. II.
I@iltlts west iauhiln elItbts saNt al VIZ
CANT dinner on Monday evening.
Dr. l. W. Eggleston is in Baltimore at
tending the commencement exercises Of
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
where his son Edward has just graduated.
I.
Miss Bessie Faulkner, Of Iynchburg, is
the guest of Miss Crutchheld, of west Main
street.
Mr.. joseph VI. Fourqurean is just home
from the North, where the weather was
simply frightful.
Fincastle Hrdd: Mrs. s. w. Figgatt. of
this place, Is visiting in Richmond, and
will be absent several months.
Mrs. ". ]. Fcklin, Of Charlottesville.
who has been visiting her mother Mrs. ID.
A. Weisiger. returned home last week.
Mr.. James II. Fits. professor of applied
mechanics in the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical College, Blacksburg. has
been asked 70 I'LL the same position in the
University of Arkansas. tie has decided
70 remain where he is. and the State will
still have the benefit OF the services Of
such an accomplished scholar and engi-
neer.