Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-29
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fCorrespondcnce OF the h'chmond DiepSNn'I
srASSToS. Nav 2s.-AI,ss Maggie Bell and
Lucille Nelson have returned TO then
homes. in Culpeper. i. Iii,
Mrs. G. ID. Herring. OK TINS c,,y'is 'is''-
ING her brother. III Charlottevilic. -,
Miss Jennie GRAY, of Stauntor, is IN Gull
peper. the guest Of her cousins. the Misses
Mrs. n " Nance, of Harrisonburg, is
visiting friends in this city.
MIR and Mrs. A. Lee Knowles have re-
turned from their bridal tour, whIch IN
cluded the northern cities and Canada.
Miss Mary Becker, OF this city. Is I'D
Harrisonburg. the guest on iriends. A.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Tilman and MI.
Robert Tilman, of Staunton. have re-
tnrned from q visit TO their father, Mr.. ID.
q. Tlman, Of Albemarle county. :,
Dnrinc the past week two aged ana
well. known gentlemen have died here-Mr.
Henry Mish. aged 20. and Mr.. Zebulon ID.
| Shafer, aged rs. The former was one OF
! the foremost farmers in Augusta. and the
| latter had been a prominent and actiVe
citizen. Mr.. shafer was the father-ln.law
| Of CITY Councilman William A. Summer
son, of this city.
Rev. Lamartine II. Paul. OF NOISY
Creek PRESBYTERIAN church. will deliver
| the commencement sermon before the
Augusta Military Academy cadets at FORT
Defiance in this county. Sunday, MAY 29tn.
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Campbell nave
| returned from Raphine. and VIII IN the
| future make their home in this CITY,,
Major s. VI. Yost. OF this city. has re-
signed from the editorial char OF the
Voliey Virqinian. formerly published here,
but now published at Clifton Forge. ana
Mr.. G. F. Moore has succeeded MAJOR Nost
| as editor O.. that popular journal.
The Peabody Normal School. under the
auspices of the public free-school system
of Virginia. will be opened IN tue pubic
school buildings of this city july l2th.
| and will continue its sessions until AUGUST
sth. The branches, TO be tau.nt anu ,ne
teachers are rs follows: Arithmetic.
Superintendent W. W. Robertson, OF
stanton, History. PRINCIPAL LEROY ;.
Edwards, Of Richmond; Geography.
Principal George II. Pace. of Rlchmond
Language. Miss Lillian Pace. OF Rich
mond: Physiology, Miss E. V. Far, OF
Richmond High School; Psychology.
Professor W. II. Kable, OF Stanton:
School Methods, Professor {. Z: Bargie-
baugh. of Harrisonburg Drawing; Mss
Lizzie McCue, Of stanton: Nocai
Music. Mr.. c. r.Wilson, of Stanton.
Local ARRANGEMENTS here are in charge 81
Superintendents w. ". Robertson and r.
o. Peale. of the city and county school. re-
spectiyely. Publlc-schoOl teachers from
all over the State will be in attendance.
and the outlook is most favorable for one
of the most successful normAs ever heid;
Mr.. Thomas Fauntleroy has returned
from very pleasant visit to his uucie'
Judge +. T. Fsuntlerov. of Richmond.
Mr. Nicholas x. Trout. If this city, left
few DAYS ago for Colorado. where he Will
reside III future.
Mr.. George G. Jordan. of New YORK,
FORMERLY of this city, was here Thursday,
and was warmly greeted by his many
friends.
DR.. p. l.. Murphy. Superintendent of the
Insane Asylum of North Carolina: NJ Nor
canton, is here visiting his relative, Zap
tain J. Alexander Bumgardner.
Miss Leila I,yle has been elected teach
er in the State Baptist Orphanage. ct Sa-
Miss Mollie Cornell is the guest of rela-
tives and friends in Washington and Alex
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer II. Paine, after a
pleasant visit TO their mother, Mrs. juliet
| +. Asst, at Edgewood," returned Tuesday
to their home. sos Arch street. Richmond.
Mr.. J. Fred. Davis, successful Staun-
ton bow, now manager OF the MINING '!dz. a,e
at Houehton. Mich. after n fortnIghts
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
DAVIS. of this city, has returned to his
home.
Mr.. and Nrs. w. X. Newman have re-
turned from their bridal tour through the
eastern cities.
At the recent organization of the State
| Board of Trade in Richmond Mr.. Charles
+. Ha,nes. of this city, was made one OF
the yice-pres,dents, and our townsman.
| Mr.. O. X. Lapham, was put on the Execu-
| tive Committee.
Mr.. Harvey w. NAV. Of Paducah, Ky. is
visiting his father. George w. May, Esq.,,
| of this citv.
Mrs. John d. Young and Miss Lucy
Young, of Louisville, Kv.. are the guests
this week of Major and Mrs. Thomas O.
| Elder, on Church street. -,
| Miss Opie. of Baltimore, greatly 10 the
regret of her friends. left for her home
| Wednesday. Miss OpIe was the guest oil
| Miss Christine Hartman while here:
| NJ. Matthew Fletcher, now living II
| Lynchburg, was here Wednesday, greeting
many friends iu this city, his old home;
| Misses Helen and Lila Bridges. OF Han
/ cock, Nd, are the guests of Misses Anne
and Susie Cochran this week.
Miss Roberta Parker, OF Washington
ID. C.. arrived here Wednesday and is be
ing entertained by the Rev. and Mrs. Johr
Mason, on Prospect street.
Miss Donnell. of Washington. is the
guest of Mrs. +. B. Baylv. at the kalorama
The Rev. William IL. II. Powers, of Tow
sontown, Nd. IL visiting his sister-in-law
Miss Margaret Shelley. in this CITY,
Mr.. Marshall Mccormick was III attend
ance at the session of the Circuit Cour
here Thursday.
Invitations are out for the marriage o
Miss Bessie Bryan. of this city. daughter o
Judge William Shepard BRYAN. TO Mr
John Claude. Of Annapolis. The weddin!
will be solemniZed at noon June LIST. II
this city. at the residence of the bride.
Mrs. George +. Wilson has returned iron
her visit to Richmond.
Mrs. James X. Taylor returned this weel
from Norfolk. where she was the guest
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Myers
MIR. Alexander +. Robertson went T.
Richmond Wednesday, where he and M
wife are being entertained by Or. and Mrs
Hunter Mcclure.
Miss Bohon. of Harrodsburg, n.y.. or
rived Friday and is visiting friends in th
J CITY.
Miss Maude Cook returned this wee
from Huntington, W. Va, after visit o
several weeks in that city with her friend
Miss Ida Buffinton.
Mrs. j. 4. Paine, of Covington. is in tb
city visiting her daughter. Mrs. Garret
Gooch.
| AZ. N.u,a C.naror Of Rock bri1pa