Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PErFRsgURs, VA, December 19.-Irs. j.
w. DAVIS, of Newport News. Is visiting her
father. Mr.. Q. $. Bozel.
Mrs. Harry Lane, of Fredericksburg, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. .. Egerton'
of Washington street.
Miss Lou Jones. of Franklin street. IS en-
tertalning Miss Mamie Jones, of Ashland.
Sir. David Dunlop. of Friend street, has
as his guest Mr.. Robert Dunlop and daugh-
ter, OF LyDcnburg.
Mrs. Lockhard Simpson. OF charleston;
6. c.. isvisiting Mrs. William Simpson and
family, on High street Mrs. l.. Simpson,
who is Balt,morean, has also taKen al
vantage of the opportunity and spent some
DAYS with relatives in the Monumental
City.
Mrs. H. G.. Leigh, wife of DR.. II. G..
Leigh, has had pleasant visit nom her
sister. Mrs. Nat. Gregory, OF Richmond.
Mr.. Eugene Davis, of Roanoke, has been
in the city in attendance upon ms tather,
MIR. f. L. Davis, who has been seriously
i'll with the influenza.
Mrs. Rebecca Potts, who has been very
sick with the grip. Is able to De out again;
Judge Thomas Jones, of Richmond
county, is visiting his brother at Belle
View" near this city.
Cards are out for the marriage on the
29d instant in Emmanuel church, warren
ton. n. c., of Miss Jessie Key Arlington,
daughter of 5. Z. Arlington, Esq, former
ly of this city, and MIR. Malvern Hill
Palmer Miss Lutte Bernard, of this city,
will be one of the bridesmaids.
Miss Jane Weddell, who has been teach
ing in Northampton county, Is home Tor
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Maria Weddeu, of Tarboro', N. O.,
will spend the winter IN Petersburg with
her aunt, Mrs. Jane Weddell.
Mrs. Frank Rahm, OF Richmond, ~ IN
the city on visit to Mrs. Mary Couch, her
sister.
Miss L. PannIll and her brother Charles
left to-day for Norfolk, where they will
spend the Christmas season with Mrs.
George Pollard.
Misses Etfie aud Susie Payne, great IA
yorites IN society here. with their guests
Miss Sadie Wylie and Miss Anne Dunham
OF Montgomery, Ala, went 20 New YORK
on an extended visit, and were most
charmlngly entertained by friends IN the
great metropolis.
Colonel James ID. Brady has gone TO
Washington on business connected with
the Internal Revenue Department.
Sherld Robert lurnDull, of Brunswick
county, and William Short, of Smoky Or.
binary. were in the city Thursday. Sheriff
IurnOull had IN his custody negro luna
tic, woo vas delivered to the Central Asy.
lum here.
Wesley Spinner. the miller who died on
Wednesday, was a Confederate veteran
who. according 10 papers III the possession
OF his sister. entered the Confederate ser
vice when he was only fourteen years old
and served throughout the war.
Alr. W. b. Marks, the builder and con.
tractor, lIas received his patents from
Washington for an improved tobacco
dryer.
| county, carries of the palm for high
priced dark tobacco.
Mrs. William Frost Bishop, of Greenes-
vile county. is visiting Mrs. W. g. Russell.
MISS Mary Pegram, of Richmond, Is II
| the city and l. visiting her sister, Mrs,
| George Cameron.
Mrs. Stephen W. Jones, of New York
and her interesting family are the guest:
| OF Mrs. Alfred Friend.
Miss Grace keYau, after q charming
visit 10 friends IN New York. has returned
| home.
Miss Addle Johnson. one Of Richmond,
most attractive bellies, Is the guest Of hel
| cousin, Miss Bessie Nenabie.
| Miss Otella Johnston has returned home
after a most delightful visit TO friends Il
Mis-, Mary Anna Neblett, of Dinwiddi,
! county, VINO has been guest IN the family
| of Alalor j. Arthur Johnston, lett tor HON,
! to-day.
Or. h. NJ. Mann, formerly OF this city
| but now OF New York, IS hero 70 spend hlS
| Christmas with friends and relatives.
! Mr.. ". 4. Goodrich, a prominent either
| of brunswick county. IS being entertained
| by friends In this Guy.
| Miss Sallie Palmer, of Brunswick cOun-
| ty, very charming and accomplished
| young lady, has returned home, much u
| the regret of her many admirers here.
MIR. Hal Lewis, formerly of TINS city, bu
| now prominent broker of Bristol. Tenn.
is here as the guest of Mr. Freeman Jones
Mes5rs. Thad. Griffin and j. h. Peeb,e
are here for the holidays.
Miss Laura Lose, OF Hagerstown, Md.
lett for home this morning.