Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
Chicago and the West by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway tomorrow.


city.
Nj.
Miss Kate Michaux Is spending a few
DAYS in Ashland.
Mrs. Henry Miller, of West Point, was in
the city last week.
Miss Muntord. OF Maryland. Is the guest
Of Miss Sailie Talbot
Miss Bessie Martin leaves on Thursday
FOR the University of Virginia.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Florence Mitchell TO MIR. Walter Beattie on
June IL, 1891.
Miss Lotto Moore. daughter of Captain
David Moore. of Chesterfield county, IS
dangerously i'll at her fathers residence.
Mrs. A. s. McRae has returned from an
eighteen months visit 10 her two sons IN
Galveston, Tex, and is in exc 'llent health.
She is with friends in Manchester.
Rev. George W. Manly, Phi. D., OF Louis
vile, Ky., has been on visit TO friends IN
Richmond. He will spend to-day in Balti-
more and will then 90 10 Gid Point
Mr.. Wilbur C. Mcdowell, the cashier of
Ford's Hotel, who was painfully. hurt
week or more ago in jumping from an
electric car, is able to be out and attend TO
his business. Mr. McDowell's injuries
consisted of the straining of one OF his
ankles and flesh-wOund in one OF his
hands.
Miss Helen Nelson and her sister, Miss
Hannah, will leave on Monday for Old
Point to spend few days.
O.
Miss Title Ober Of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Watkins.
P.
Major Charles Pickett, of Norfolk IS IN
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson will leave
the last week in June to spend several
weeks at the Hygeia.
Mrs. A. J. Pyle. of Richmond. who repre-
sents Virginia in the Grand Lodge OF the
World, now in session in Edinburg, Scot
land. has been elected grand herald OF the
world.
Rev. G.. L. Petrie, D. D., of Charlottes-
vile, was in Richmond yesterday en- ro'1e
TO Petersburg, where ne will deliver an al
dress before the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Mr.. J. II. Rose and wife, of Roseton, N.
Y. arrived in Richmond yesterday and are
stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Emma Richardson. OF Williams
burg, who has been spending the winter III
Richmond, will return home Wednesday.
Councilman George B. Steel is in North
Carolina.
Mrs. John Sloan and son James T. Sloan,
sailed for Europe on the 10th TO visit rela-
tlves.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sutton returned to
the CITY last evening and are stopping al
the Hotel Dodson.
Miss Maude Sherer has moved to her
handsome residence on Clay between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second.
General Gustavus W. Smith has sent the
Governor. with his compliments, copy OF
his work on the Battle Of Seven Pines.
Miss Josephine Snead left for her home
in Nelson county Yesterday. she at
tended school here this winter and won
many honors.
MILD. X. Seight will spend to-day IN
Fredericksburg and will make an address
at the Chlldrens' day" celebration IN the
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Henry Stuart, who is well known in
this city, returned TO Saltville yesterday
after SpeuuluR stNtIdl uoya ohSho N'S
friends in Richmond.
DR.. George B. Steel president of the
West Oxford Land and Improvement Com
panv, with Messrs. w. ID Rice and W. II.
Sands, directors, have gone TO Oxford.
They expect to return Monday evening.
T.
Alderman Taylor is on a flying trip to
Washington.
Mrs. William Talbot and Mrs. Allan
Donnan will spend some time at ocean
View in June.
Mr.. l.. b. Thompson, of Hanover coun-
ty, is visiting Mr.. w. W. Huntley, Oh 6l5
north Eighth street.
Rev. DR.. Tudor breaches at Ashland to-
night the commencement sermon before
the Randolph Macon College.
Miss Nav Tindal of Columbia, s. G., has
returned nome after a most successful ses-
sion at the Richmond Female Institute.
Miss Lizzie Tabb, daughter of Mr..
Philip NJ. Tabb, of Baltimore, IS visiting
her uncle, DR.. Tabb, No. 100 west Grace
street.
Miss L. S. S. Taliaferro, of Gloucester,
daughter of General William b. Taliaferro,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. r. Wexford,
No. Ala west Grace street.
V.
Messrs George Noelker, Edward i.
Gressett. A. w. Thilow, Frederick Buck
lev, and the other musicians who went to
Wake Forest and Chapel Hill. n. c., re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
w.
Mrs. Frank Woodward is visiting Mrs.
James Patton.
Mr.. James NJ. Wayt is quite sick at his
residence, 204 south Third street.
Miss Woodland. of Norfolk, is the guest
of Miss Thornton, at No. 322 east Franklin.
Messrs. Monte and Willie Walker, sons of
Major Richard +. Walker, after pleasant
visit to their old home, left yesterday for
New York.
Rev. Paul Whitehead, d. D., will preach
al Union Station tomorrow at 8:l5 o'clock
p. Nj. Rev. George III. Ray will I'LL the
Broad-Street pulpit at that hour.
Miss Minnie Wells, of No. 1914 west Cary
street, gave O concert Friday evening for
the benefit of the WashingtOn-Street
Methodist Church Rosebud Society, which
proved great success.