Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
RICHMOND IN BRIEF.
THE COMING AND GOING or HOME
FOLKS AND VISIT oRs.
Movements with Pleasure or with Busi.
ness for Their Objsct-Locai Hap
penipgs and Announcements.

In Alpemarle county, Va.
Major +. r. Scott left last evening fol
the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Hattie Clark was the first lady "a
| cross the First-street viaduct.
Mr.. LII. Dickerson has returned from
q visit to his son in Asheville. N. G.
Mr.. @. l.. Squires and Mr.. N. @: Terrell
will leave this morning for Old Point.
Miss Jessie McI.auchlan. of Church Hill
left Yesterday for Portsmouth. Va. to visit
| friends.
Miss Emmie McLauchlan, of Church
Hill. left yesterday for Trenton and Cam.
| den. N. J.
Miss Meta Potts is visiting Miss Mary
| Cameron, at Cameron Lodge" near Cor
louisville, Va.
| Mrs. Frank Potts is visiting friends al
Graham, N. c.. and Miss Annie Potts, is II
Augusta county, Va.
| Mrs. Fannie r, Bladon, of Roanoke, Va.
| is the guest Of Mrs. Arthur II. Peacock,
No. ITO Capitol street.
Mr.. Frank Woon. the lawyer. will leave
the city Tuesday for New York, whence
he will sail for Europe.
Miss Myrtle Verser. of north Twelfth
street. left yesterday for Southwest Viz
ginia to spend the summer.
| Miss Katie Unglaub, of east Preston
| street, Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. Henry
Stockmar, of Barton Heights.
Mrs. James b. Pace has returned to her
country home. in Albemarle county, after
few days visit TO Richmond.
Mrs. w. A. Major and family, of Birming-
ham, Ala, left the city this week TO spend
the summer at Rawiey Springs.
Colonel John Murphy and his two
| daughters left yesterday morning for Nor
folk, Ocean View, and Old Point.
MIR. Harry d. VIM. of this city, has
| returned from Charlestown. w. Va,
where he has been on business trip.
Mr.. +. NJ. white. Jr.. left yesterday for
| brief holiday. during which he expects
to stop day or two at Clifton Springs.
Miss Mary Donnan and Miss Mary Hill
are visiting the Misses Conner. at " Con
| nor Lodge" on the Seven-Pines railroad.
Church-Hill avenue is being paved.
! This work will prove. when finished, q
| great convenience to residents of that
section.
Mr.. 4. r.. Holderby. Jr.. city editor OF
the Times, and Mrs. Holderby, left yester-
| day for Atlanta to VISIT Mr.. Holderby's
relatives.
Miss Florence wilkinson has returned TO
the city after q pleasant visit of several
weeks to her cousin. Mrs. Emma Wood, of
Amelia Courthouse.
A majority of its members being at
Ocean View. there was very small meet
ing of Lee Camp last night. No business
OF Importance was transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Heinz, of Toledo. are
on visit to Colonel John Murphy. SIG
west Grace street. Mrs. Heinz is a
daughter of Colonel Murphy.
There will be an important Meeting of
Granite Council, No. 20, Legion OF Red
Cross, at Smiths Hall this evening at 9:l5
sharp. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Joseph II. Marshall, Miss Salie
Sullivan. Miss Katie Sullivan. and Miss
Lotte will return from Ocean View this
afternoon with the Howitzers and Lee
Camp.
Colonel +. G.. Skinner, who camo to
Richmond TO attend the reunion of the
Old First. has gone up to Millboro', Bath
county, where he will fish aud hunt deer
this fall.
Hons. r. T. and Edward w. HUBBARD. OF
Buckingham, are in the city in conference
with the receiver of the Orange and Keys
vile railroad in reference 10 settlement of
the affairs OF that road.
The many friends of Bishop White will
be pleased to learn that he IS steadily i'm
proving in health and strength. and also
that his eve is much better. While his re-
covery is not rapid it is hoped that it will
be complete.
Rev. DIR. d. F. Sprigp, of the Moore Me-
mortal church, and wife are at the White
sulphur Springs. They will be absent
about six weeks. Rev. Augustine Smith,
the assistant rector, will preach during DR..
Sprlgg's absence.
MIR. Burton, contractor of the Chamber
of Commerce building. yesterday let to
MIR. John N. Adams. local agent of the
Cushman Agricultural and Ornamental
Iron W orks, the contract for fancy IRON
work tor that building.
A trolley-wire on the corner of Munford
and Clay streets broke Thursday night
about 1880 O'Clock. One of the employees
of the company who happened to be on
car passing at the time soon remedled the
matter. Several Of the passengers were
considerably alarmed.
10OfnAS NJ. MaItlu, VI AlDtuaTlt. D.. NJ.
Valentine, clerk of Caroline; w. 2. Bal
lard. of Warwick FL. l.. Smithers, of Mid
dlesex; DR.. j. ID. Pendleton, clerk Of the
Senate; j. W. Priddy, sheriff of Hanover,
and f. X. X. Taylor, deputy sheriff of
Hanover. were IN the city yesterday.
Rev. Thomas Spencer, professor at the
Bishop Payne DIVINITY School of Peters
burg, is under the treatment of DR.. John
Dunn at the Eye and Ear lnfrnary. in this
city. for iritis, from which he has been a
sufferer for several years. Dr. Dunn has
performed successful operation on the
patient, and his many friends will be glad
to know that he is getting on well.
DR.. j. William Jones and wife. of At
lanta. Ga, are the guests of Mr.. q. w.
Hunter. 52i north Seventh street. DIR.
Jones goes on Monday afternoon to attend
the Rappahannock Baptist Association.
Mrs. Jones will remain in the city about
ten days, and will spend the rest Of the
summer in Charlottesville. while DR.. Jones
attends number of the district associa-
tons.