Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
the home OF the brides parents until thu
lat OF October.

the home OF the BRIDES parents Until tho
ist OF October.
Mr.. w. ]. Gardner left tho city Thurs
day for Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. NJ. r. Pierce IL quite Ill with mala-
rial-fever at her home, 23ll NJ street.
Mr.. p. A. Fore. of Alma. N. c.. formerly
OF Chesterfield. is in the city on business.
Services Will be held at Christ church
morning and afternoon 10y the Rev. j. II.
Griffith. Jr.
Miss Jessie McIauchlan is spending n
| few weeks with relatives in Portsmouth
and Norfolk.
Miss Grace Z. Pollard, Of Church Hill. Is
spending the summer with relatives in
Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. Charles A. Metzger will leave the city
this morning on brief trip TO Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
Rev. J. q. Scott will preach at tho
| Chapel of the Redeemer, on Chelsea Hill,
tonight at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. s. b. Wood6n and family returned
last night from ten days visit to rela-
| tives in Buckingham county.
The party given by Miss Lizzie Whit at
her home, No.3 Bacon street, on Friday
night, was quite an enjoyable affair.
Captain Charles Haskell returned 10 tho
city last night from Boston and New York,
where he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. f. G. Jones and her daughter. of
1921 Venable street, have left the city to
visit relatives and friends in tho noun
tslns.
Miss Ivy Belle Smither who has been
on visit to her aunt, Mrs. NJ. A. Megin-
ley. at Portsmouth, Va, has returned
home. -
The meeting Of the District Lodge of
Good Tempars will DO held in the Wig
wan at Barton Heights Monday at IL
o'clock.
Messrs. McAdams Il Berry placed one Of
their fine eight-day clocks at Forest-Hill
Park last evening for the convenience of
the public.
Mrs. Ida V. Simpson and sister, Miss
Gertrude Bland. of Elizabeth City. N. O.,
are guests OF their cousin, Mrs. Matte Il.
Robinson. 23l1 NJ street.
Mrs. Henry J. Lamb and her sons.
Everett and Willie. who have been absent
from the CITY several weeks, are expected
TO return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Maggie A. Pollard, of Church Hill,
with her two little children, Waverly and
hlHhs - NlSltluk utT uhuIultT, hI5. Nuuo-
tain Attkisson, of Columbia, Va.
Edward Hatton, Jr., who has been in
New York attending the Furniture Expo
sitiOn. is now, accompanied by Mrs. Hat
ton. a: Hotel Aldine, Atlantic City. n. j.
Miss Lottie NJ. Hall. of 1896 Venable
street left the city yesterday TO visit her
mother at Beaver Dam and friends and
relatives in Clifton Forge and Charlottes-
vile.
Tue funeral of Mr.. Richie b. Thaxton,
son of Mr.. George ID. Thaxton. took place
from his fathers residence, on Grace
street, yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was only seventeen years of ago and was
very popular.
Miss Beulah Hall, OF Gle north Tenth
street. and her friends Miss Bessie Hardi-
son, of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss Lille
Face, of Norfolk, Va, lett the city yester-
day morning 10 visit friends in Augusta
county, Va. From there they will go to
Natural Bridge and Luray Cave.
The regular experimenting for railroad
men Will be held in Leader Hall this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. These meetings are
full Of life and interest and are greatly en-
joyed. not only by the people, but also by
the ministers of the various denom!na-
tons. Song service begins at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. j. b. Kidd, of this city. has return
ed home after an extended tour through
the northern and western States, Canada,
and even a portion of England. Among
the principal cities visited by Mrs. Kidd |
were Chicago. New York, Wankiskha
Springs. Niagara, London, and others.