Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
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( nine by the score OF 60 yesterday after.
noon on the Chesapeake and Ohio grounds.
Miss Florence Epps aud her brother,
Master Bayhs, who have been visiting rela-
tivcs in Washington, have returned to the
city.
Mr.. II. G. worsham, of Ripley, Mise, Il
on a visit 10 bis aunt, Mrs. Mamie X,
Vaughan and other relatives on Chestnut
Hill.
Mr.. w. II. Watson has returned home
very much improved after a fye-weeks'
visit 10 his aunt, Mrs. Tunstall. Bedford
City.
Miss Mamie f. Cullen and cousin, Miss
AMMO NJ. Wade, have returned home after
pleasant trip 10 Hampton. Old Point,
and Norfolk.
Mr. John X. Parker, who Ia in the ON j.
ploy OF the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany, is visiting relatives and friends in
North Carolina.
The Misses Duggins. of 3l5 west Mar
shall street. will return 20 the city Mon
dav, after a pleasant visit TO friends in
Caroline county.
Mrs. John w. Patterson and son James,
OF Washington, ID. c.. are visiting her pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. George W. Forrest,
west Main street.
Cadets DouRas and Roy Lacy. sons Of ].
y. Lacy. will return 10 the Davis School,
Winston, n. g., tomorrow night to re-
sumo their studies.
Mr.. William T. Moseley, president Of tho
Southern Engraving aud Stamp Company.
has returned from or extended trip TO Bos-
ton and New York.
Mrs. George f. Delarue and children
have returned from Smithville, Charlotte
county, after spending few weeks with
her parents and friends.
Miss SUSIE T. Boatwright, of Fredericks-
burg, who has been visiting her brother,
Mr.. w. q. BOatwright, on Church Hill, re-
turns home this evening.
Miss NJ. L. Thompson, of 901 north
Twenty-seventh street. who has been visit
ing friends in Chesterfield county, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Or. and Mrs. John Mahony and Miss
Mary Shea will return on Monday from a
two weeks trip to Philadelphia, Point
Pleasant, n. j., and other points North.
Mr.. c. Z. Outcalt, Of st. Louis, Mo-, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Moseey, at Gl8
north Eighth street. for the past week,
leaves this evening for Fredericksburg.
Miss Sahe NJ. Allen il the guest of Mr..
and Mr.. w. Ii. h. Terry, of TalcOt, w.
Va, and will visit Mrs. BRAY and daugh-
tiers. OF Hinton, before her return home.
Miss Florence Neale. who has been re-
Gently elected q teacher in the Mont
gomery Female College, Christansburg
will leave on the 18th to begin her new
work.
Hiss Eugenis Henry, after having en-.
joyed prolonged visit to friends and rela-
tiyes IN Dinwiddle county and Petersburg
has returned TO the city and Is row at her
home, 10. 500 east Leigh street,
Rev. George II. Ray delivered the adj
dress at the cornerstone laying of the
Methodist Episcopal church IN stanton
on Thursday to o large audience. He has
returned 20 the city and Will fill his pulpit
to-day.
There was some excitement occasioDed
in the vicinity of Tenth and Main streets
yesterday morning by the falling Of a
horse mtched 90 milk-wagon. The ami
NAL was helped up and there was no dam
age done.
The Hustlers were defeated in game
with the Eclipse Juniors Yesterday by o
score II IL TO 8. Tho battery for the former
were Newman and Roane, while Beasley
and Farley occupied similar positions on
the latter team.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 8, Knights Of
Pythlas, viii install their uniform rank on
the 25th instant instead Of the 18th, rs
previously announced. Dir. George Nj.
Richter, Of Hampton Lodge, will conduct
the installation.
There was an exciting game of baseball
on the u. r.. Lee grounds yesterday after
noon between the Richmond club of Cam
erou q Cameron and the L. G. Cigar Club,
of Fulton. winch resulted IN score OF 10
10 IN favor OF the L. C.'s.
DR.. i. NJ. Cowardin and wife arrived in
the city last night, having stopped over IN
Orange county several days returning
from Their extended European trip, on
which they were the travelling companions
of Rev. DR.. ". ". Landrum.
Miss Beulah Whitfield and Miss Eva
Ford. of Old Point, will leave for their
home tomorrow, after spending several
weeks with the Misses Mallory, OF 1921
west Marshall street. They wilt be accom-
panied by their friend. Miss Sadie Mallory.
The Olvmpics and the Tenth-Streets
crossed bats on the ee-MOnument field
yesterday evening At the ending Of the
seventh inning the score stood 20 10 IN
favor of the Olymplcs. The batteries were
HAYES and Le.ew for the Tenth-StTeets.
The Methodist Society of Barton Heights
has secured the services Of Kew. Samuel
c. Hatcher. and N future viii have morn
ing and night service. The formation of
q church Will take place one week trom to-
dav under the supervision OF heV. Dr.
Tudor and the Methodists OF Richmond.
Mr.. A. j. Faulhaber will leave here in a
dav or two for Asheville. y. c., where be
has accepted a business position. This
Young man mas spent the greater portion
of his life in Richmond and Manchester
he Will carry with him in bis new home
the best wishes OF a host of friends Tor his
success and happiness.
Cards have been received in this city,
writes the D'sPATCH'S Staupton CORE
spondent. announcing the approaching
marriage of Miss Virginia Brooke DOnaghe,
of Richmond, 10 Mr.. Matthew Niche
thatcher. of the same city. The ceremony
will take place at Monumental church.
Richmond, at 8 A. NJ. September l4th.
The condition of Miss Lille Hin, while
somewhat improved. IL still so serious as
TO give her family and friends much anx-
iety. Her mother (Mrs. q: Powell hlu)'
who suffered an attack Of nervous pros
tratiou while at the Red Sulphur Springs
two weeks ago. has so far recovered as TO
lessen tine apprehension on her account.
Hiss Emma c. Whitfield has just re-
turned from a visit 70 Henry county. She
Will resume her studies st the Richmond
Female Institute. Mr. G.. Hillman Whit
field has also Just returned from Greens
boro'. \. c. Having graduated al rich
Inond College. he viii leave an, few days
for Cornell University 10 study electrical
engineering.
Mrs. Emma Nance entertained number
of friends at her residence on Senaoie
street. TUESDAY, evening. The toilowlng
ladies and gentlemen were present misses
Dora Beasley. Lucy Ashby, Molhe Roper,
Hattie Harden, Carrie Burnett. Lulu
Roper. Emma Nance, Martha ROPER, Iua
Nance, Messrs. Robert Kellum; Joseph
Sterling. Lynn Dansev, John flnherty,
George Wilson. Richard Smith, Robert
Melton, and James Lawrence.
Rev. Preston Nash, rector of Christ
church. this city, sailed from Glasgow last
Friday week and will reach New York on on
Monday If not detained at quarantine. ne
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