Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
CHAT OF THE TOWNS.
INTERESTING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
NOTES or THE WEEK.
The ooiass, cowings. and De,sGs Of oar
Neiehbors Ia tho Chief cities aud
Towns OF the Commonwealth.
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fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STaUSroN, Va, December 5.--The Misses
Cooke, Of New York city, who are spend
ing the winter here. have issued invita-.
tons for a german on Tuesday evening
next at the Hotel Mozart.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Donald, OF Buena VISTA,
spent several days in town this week.
Miss Addie Paul, OF Cumberland, Nd, Is
the guest Of d.. and Mrs. w. ii. Goode, on
west Frederick street
Mr. Kenneth Mccoy returned this week
from New York and will make Staunton
his home IN the failure.
Hon. j. Addison Maddcil has been con-
fned 20 bis room during tho past week
With the prevailing malady--la grippe.
Mr. Thomas q. Kinney, OF the stanton
bar. spent several days In Roanoke TINS
Staunton loses Miss Bette Fauntleroy,
who left the city Friday to spend the VIII
ter In Suffolk.
Miss Fannie Catleit Is in Philadelphia,
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. John heiin'
Miss Lucy Lee Powell will spend the
winter in Portsmouth.
Mr.. Victor T.. Denny is convalescent
after n prolonged case Of typhoid-feyer.
Mr.. Denny leaves THE week for visit to
his old homo in Clarke county.
MIR. Henry w. Holt, of the stanton
r..
Lexington at the home OF Captain VII
hanson, Is entirely recovered ana IS now
at his home.
Miss Ellen Woodward is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Louis L. Ecker, of west Grace
street. Richmond.
Miss Evelyn kinney entertained during
The week her friend. Miss Serena Lewis
Smith, daughter OF Mr.. John Ahoier
Smith, of Washington.
Miss Smith left ON Wednesday for visit
10 relativeSat "Lynwood,' IN Rockingham
county. r,.
Mr. j. L. Beck returned during the week
from flying trip 10 Charleston, ". va;
Miss Minnie BumgaTdner Is OF for MOI :
canton, N. T.. where she IL the guest OF
her COUSIN, Mrs. DR.. Murphy.
Mr.. Louis RAvenel. q recent resident OF
Stanton. spent several DAYS IN town TINS
week. MIR. Ravenel now lives at Mt'
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles F. Bodley, have
gone 10 New Orleans 20 spend the Ohrlst-
mas holidays.
iting his son, the Rev. J. Z. Booker, pastor
OF Hebron church. ,,-..
Captalp John Donovan Is Rack TO town;
after an extended trip through Kansas ana
New Mexico.
Mrs. Fannie h. Hartman, formerly OF
Stanton, now of Roanoke, IS the guest OF
friends in this city. .
dent OF the Buena Vista Company spent
Thursday in StauntOn.
Mr., George NJ. Harrison is connneQ 10
his house with q sharp attack OF Ia grippe.
MIR. Weldon Haskins was IN the city sew
eral days tins week.
MIR. j. 81. Fleming, Of Richmond, was IN
town among his friends here on Tuesday.
Fr. Allen ID. Crutchfeld, Of Richmond,
spe-,t several days in this city during the
week. oo.o >.
Miss Margaret Morton is at home aga
after visiting Roanoke and Salem.
The cadets Of the Stanton Male AGA
denny gave q most enjoyable ball to their
friends Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William PurVlance lams
are in New York city.
left for a visit TO Washington Thursday
Mr., Charles i. Cooke is in New York for
Mr. William r. Bodley, of Wheeling, il
visiting his uncle, Mr.. j. Nj. Bodley, ol
east Frederick street.
Mrs. John Cribbins is visiting her daUgh-
ter In Philadelphia.
Countess de Maurv. of Paris, wlCh her
con. MIR. Maurice de Maury, are the guests
of Mr.. A. Caperton Bra1ton, OF west beV-
eTley street.
Mrs. James G. Cochran is very i'll at her
home, Folly Farm"
Miss Mary Farley, of st. Augustine. Fla,
Is visiting Miss Cochran. of Folly Farm.
Mr.. Walter Chermside. after a lengthy
visit 10 his old home in England, has re-
turned to Stanton greatly improved IN
health.
Mr.. Chermside is brother to General
Chermslde. of the British army, IN charge
of the forces at Constantinople.
Mr.. Chermside brought over with him
mar of Russian woli-hOunds, which be Will
present to the New York Kennel Club.