Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
per.onaIs anil Briefs.

Mrs William Holiday, Of Maryland, is visiting
Mrs Raleigh Colston.
Justice c. w. Tyler. who has been quito sick,
was able 70 be out again yesterday.
John o. sale, Jr, and sister, Miss Kate Is. Sale,
Lett NJ 1O:30 Sunday night for Cincinnati.
Colonel Morton Marye and Mr. Joseph II.
Shepherd have gone 20 Lexington to the unyei-
ing.
Mis- Mollie Drinard, Of 22 south Cherry street,
IS spending several weeks WITH friends at Bon
Air.
Mrs. L. A. Cutler and daughters have left the
cty % visit relatives in Washington and Mary
land.
Manager Thomas G. Leath, Of the Richmond
Theatre, mas returned from u business trip
north.
Miss Eva Taylor left yesterday for her home in
Amelia county, TO spend tue reDainder OF tho
summer.
Miss Bertha Block, OF Kaufmann q Co.'S, has
lett for New York, whence sho sails to-day Tor
trip to Europe
Mr.. Z. J. lockwood, cf Washington, and family
are the guests Of Ar. aud Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton at
Arlington Terrace.
Mr.. James Calder Of tho Atlantic Coast line,
stationed az Wilmington, y. e., Is on "a VISIT 70
his old nome ia this city.
Tho only suit instituted In the City Circnit
Julian T. Wright for siS.
Mr. p. Shields's little son, who has been i'll
with diphthoria, was bett0r yesterday. Hopes
|. are entertained for his recovery.
Messrs d. c. Horgan and P. VI. Klmartin have
returned o. their homes In this city, after Drief
solourn with friends IN Petersburg.
Miss Bessie Kantrowtz left last week for
Rockaway Beach, Long Branch, and New YORK,
| to spend her two months vacation.
a. NTH "a trar.
| Light Guard 10 North Carolina on account Of the
death OF his sister, Mrs. Il. NJ Willis.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Ellen Hanrahsn. Of
| Petersburg nave returned 20 their homes after
| q pleasant visit 70 friends in this city.
Mr.. Joseph W. Kates. superintendent Of the
| Postal Telegraph Company, left the city yester.
| day on a business trip 10 Now Orleans
| Ed. Tate, the well-knOwp baseball catcher,
| who begun his career on tne virginia CIuD, Il
| taking rest at his home near River view.
Adjutant-General James Mcdonald and b.
| Rand. Wexford, ESQ, have gone 20 Warsa",
| Richmond county, 10 spend the Daiance oi
July.
| Mr. and Mrs. John o. Taylor aud Miss Lillian
| Teylor will leave for Atlantic City and other
| northern summer resorts tho later part OF this
week.
The store No. Ii west Broad street, owned by
| Mr.. siuron Sycle Is being pulled down, ana on
1
| building.
| Misses LiIis II. Sullivan, sallie Sullivan, Katie
| Sullivan, and Carrie Clifton. accompanied by
! Captain j. +. sullivan. are on visit TO Lexing-
| ton and Natural Bridge.
| Mr. Thomas w. Gentry, master-mechanic Of
| the Richmond and Danviile railroad. left yester
! day afternoon on tour Of inspection OF the ma
| chine-shops OF that system.
J. o. Hutchison has qualified in the Chancery
| Court as administrator on the estate OF L. >.
! Courtney deceased. Real estate value unknown
/ personal property about 5000.
| Rescue Ledge, l. O. q. T., celebrated Its sixth
| Anniversary last night. There were interesting
| exercises under tho direction Of Mr.. z Marshall
Redford. Rescue Lodge has la members ON It's
roll.
| Mr.. f. V. valetine, the sculptor, and his
! nephew. Mr. Z. =. Valentine, are at the Natural
/ Bridge. They will 90 from th9re over to Lexing-
! Ton 10 the unveillng to-day. From Lexington tn,
sculptor will visit White sulphur.
Mr.. Hunter B. Frischkorn, son Of Fire-com.
| missioner John II. Frischkorn, who has been
/ spending the past three weeks at Ocean View
| viii return on the ed and remain In the city for
several days and then spend the remainder oi
! the summer at the Old White