Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Charlottesville.
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, May 14.-Mr.
Robert w. CoviDgton, Is. La. OF the oni;
yers;ty of Virginia, session 1S75-'I6, and
Miss Wickliffe &. Bergman, are to be mar
ried at Lexington. KY. on the evening OF
the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Mckenzie are
visiting relatives in the county.
The pink-tea given by the ladies OF
Christ Episcopal church on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings was largely attended
and handsome sum was placed to the
credit of the building fund.
Mrs. Julia Jauvier, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. 5. Nj. Magruder, at
"Edgemont."
Mr.. c. W. Early is visiting at his home, at
Whitehall.
MIR. McAdans, of Richmo nd, was at the
university this week.
General Mosby was at the university re-
Gently.
Rumor has it that a number of students
will give brilliant german at the new
Hotel Albemarle, at Fry's Springs. at an
early date.
Charles s. Venable and professor OF chem
lstry in the University of North Carolina,
accompanied the baseball team from the
latter institution here on Wednesday, aud
was warmly greeted by his friends.
There are now eighteen Greek-letter fra
ternities in the university.
The voting at the store of Messrs. Ro-
berts e. Keller for the most popular stu
dent at the University Is still IN progress.
The latest report shows that the votes are
distributed as follows: w. q. Peterkin, 2;
Mr.. Romero. 1: Bobby Allston.. 3; In
structor Phipps Miller. A. j. Il. Robertson,
q II nj
so; r. C. Blackford, SO; 0. w. Catchings
81: C. X. Grandy, le; w. s. Stuart, 2;
Chappie Jones, 6; X W. Martin, 8; j..
Eaton, 5.
Mrs. Colonel Samuel Crawford. of Au-
gusta county, and Mrs. Alexander Craw-
Jord, of Mississippi, are the guests OF Mrs.
J. +. Elliott.
Officers of the John Bowie Strange
Camp. Confederate Veterans, have elected
officers for the ensuing year. They are :;
Captain j. Nj. Garnett. commander; Major
Horace w. Jones. Captain H. Clay Niche.
and Professor NJ. W. Humphreys, lieu
tenant commanders; w N Wood, adju-
tant; w. L Jones. paymaster; DIR. W. g..
N Randolph. surgeon: DIR. II. Il. Nelson.
assistant surgeon. Rev. G. l.. Petrie. chap
lain James Perley, vidette. A committee
was appointed to make the necessary ar
engagements Tor the camp to attend the I'M
Richmond. Other Confederate soldiers
who wish 10 attend have been invited to
join the camp.
Miss Catharine Baker. of Chicago. sho
has been visiting at Richmond and Pan
tops Academy, has returned to Charlottes-
vile and is at Mrs. Mclntire's.
DR.. James Woods. of New York. is visit
ing relatives IN Charlottesville, where she
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Eloise White is a guest at Judge
John NJ. Whites.
Miss Lizzie Burke. of Fauquier county.
who has been visiting Mrs. c. g. Hoffman.
has returned home.
Colonel Ii. g. Parsons. accompanied by
his two daughters, Misses Kate and Maud.
were in Charlottesville this week.
DIR. John Sprague, of New York. was q
visitor in Charlottesville during the week.
AT the last meeting of the Book Club Of
the university Miss Lucille Foster, a guest
of Professor +. III. Smith, recited some
choice selections and read portions of
Wordsworth. The meeting was at the
residence of Professor Schele de We're.
Hon. =. s. Wilkins, of Northampton, is
the guest of Mr.. W. ID. Grayson, this
county.
Mr.. NJ. G. Stricken and daughter, Miss
Kinda, who have been visiting Mr.. r. H..
Fife and family, have returned home.
Captain j. A. Early, of this county, will
accompany his son, MIR. Eugene Early.
| who has been visiting at his old home, to
| his home in Texas.
| Mrs. Minnie Meadows. of Roanoke, is
visiting her father, Captain j. A. Early, at
| Doylesville.
Dir. and Mrs. Fountain Kemper, of Port
| Republic. are the guests of their father,
Mr.. George Il. Brown. of Whitehall.
A delightful entertainment was given by
Mr.. j. Walter Brown at his residence, in
Howardsviile, on Tuesday evening. Music
| and dancing was kept up until a late hour
Miss NJ. L. Frederick, of Coyesville, has
| left for Washington, where she has accept
ed a position i'll one OF the public schools
| of that city.
The Rev. DIR. j. S. Felix, of Lynchburg.
| will deliver lecture in the Cove church
on the 18th instant for the benefit of the
new Baptist church at Covesville.
| A picnic on Rockfsh river on Monday
will be attended by the pupils of the Cove
| Academy by invitation of the teachers of
| Kleinburg Female Seminary.
| Mr.. Ed. Dunnington. of the Hill City.
was in Covesville Wednesday. MIR. w. ii.
| Boaz, of the latter place, visited LYNCH
burg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Brown are in
Richmond.
Mr.. Cole Early is visiting his father.
He Is travelling for Baltimore firm.
Mrs. James w. Early and daughter, of
| Browns Cove, are visiting In Basic City.
| The Misses Thomss. who have been
visiting at Morven." have returned TO
Washington.
Mrs. L. II. Goss is visiting her old home.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Pendleton, of Wheeling.
! w. Va, who has been visiting at Mr.. John
| Mooman's, has left for her home. She
will stop for day or two in Washington
to see her brother, the Hon. John o. Pen
| dleton.