Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

tsm rJS P 18th viii Do made extremely inte
eating. owing to tho fact that Mr.: Lu
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q vill sinQ the title-role. This artist - tns
only tenor in the country who 10 9 pur'
American ~ birth and habitation." MI
Hon was long resident OF Richmono'
Oh James, recently Of the Weldon, bt
Adams, VT, is with Hotel Dodson.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MIS-
ida Jordan to Mr.. w. Is. watson. cunojt,
day, September 2, 1891, at NO. Sui7S so"'N
Cherry street,
Professor John Kessnich and MS p rsIa
have returned to the city from the hooh'
bridge Alum Springs.
Miss Leila MAY Kendler has returned
home after spending very enloyaoie ZAP
to her relations, of Chesterneid, 'S.
Mr.. Edwin A.. Lewis, Of Raleigh, N. O.'
was in Richmond last week.
M.
Mrs. Rosa Morris. of Brook avenue, 10
visiting friends in Goocbiand county,
Mr.. Walter G. Mercer has returned to the
city after pleasant trip to the Aiieghany
Springs.
Misses Rosa Meyer and Lula Crowley
have returned to the city after pieasans
trip to Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McVeigh Miller
are expected in Richmond this morning.
While here they will be the guests or MISS
Willie A Davis 3l8 north Fourth street.
Mr., Thomas N. O'Keefe and wife are
summering at "Merrie Oaks" Chario Tue
county, Va.
Miss Effie Fuller, after an extended visit
to friends in Hanover, has returned nome.
Misses Lucy and Hattie Fuller, No. 800
west Main street, have returned from Ap-
pomattox county, accompanied by MISS
Fannie Gillian.
Mr.. P. J. Ryan, Of north Seventeenth
street, is visiting in Lunenburg county.
Miss Pet Ragland will leave Richmond
Tuesday evening TO visit friends In Poca-
hontas county, w. Va.
Mr.. G. C. Ruskell and family, who have
been spending the summer in Ashland, re-
w tAc Olt1 Oh
Miss Nellie Ryder, of Richmond. Va,
who is visiting relatives at Baraboo, WIS.,
has been very i'll with en- attack OF fever,
but Is conyalescing.
Professor ]. Emory Shaw has returned
TO the city and will preside at the organ at
Park-Place to-day.
Mrs. Sophie Semons and daughter
Blanche left Saturday evening for Atlantic
City and New York.
Miss Sallie Saunders. of Richmond, has
returned home from Harrisonburg after a
delightful visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. Schaap and family. OF New York,
who have been visiting friends here, lett
last week for Niagara Falls and Canada,
accompanied by Miss Ella Kraker. OF this
city.
Mr.. J. P. Swords, who has been quite
sick for several months, is steadily. i'm
proving. and 10 now with his daughter.
Mrs. Eldrldge. of Alexandria, in the noun
talns OF Virginia.
Mr.. Albert s. Tanner has returned from
o delightful visit to the mountains.
Misses Ellen and Mildred Turner. OF this
city, arc visiting relatives at Newport News.
Mr.. ". w. Taylor, of Washington. d. g.,
is on brief visit to friends and relatives
in this city.
Miss Maggie L. Traylor. of Petersburg. Is
here or visit to her cousin, Mrs. George
Faulkner, of west Clay street.
Miss Fannie Terry. of Church Hill, who
has been visiting friends in King William
county, returned home yesterday.
V.
Mr.. Arthur Via has returned to the city
after a very pleasantly spent vacation.
Mrs. Charles w. Vaughan and daughter
Alma. of Chestnut Hill, are on visit to
friends in Stanton. Va.
W.
Rev. r. T. Wilson, Of Petersburg, w.,
will preach at both services at Park-Place
church to-day.
Miss Katie Wilson, Of Baltimore. IL visit
ing her friend Miss Nellie Bernard, $40
west Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Wolff have returned
to the city after very pleasant three
months stay in Germany.
Miss Bella Walden, of north Fifth street.
has returned from Hanover, where she has
been on o pleasant visi. to Miss Lula
Heath.
Mr.. Samuel P. Waddill and wife. Miss
81. Bessie Walker. Miss Bette y. Henley,
Miss Ida NJ. Ware. and Robert Lecky. Jr..
returned Friday evening from trip by
the Old Dominion steamer to New York
and the pleasure resorts of that vicinity.