Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10
Williamsburg.
Correspondence OF the Ricl

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 9.-Mrs. Sarah VIII
| BERN accompanied by her daughter Miss Glie
| left during the week for Washington TO visit her
SEN Mr.. Edward Wilbern, who resides IN that
city.
Mr. II. Lynch, OF Radford, Va, has been spend
ing several days here with his friend, Mr.. fdloo
MorecocS, who has been home from Newport
News for few days.
Miss Lizzie Creasey, OF Newport News, was
! hero during the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mr.. Carroll Taylor, of Richmond. has returned
home after a visit OF several days TO the family
OF Mr.. William II. E. Morecock.
Mrs. IT, G. Page. with her two children, left
early in the week for Richmond, where she was
joined by her brother from Chicago, ard to-
gether they will proceed % Clarke county, where
they Will spend TINS summer.
MIR. and Mrs. William Reynolds OF PIG 81.
Paul street, Baltimore, who have been visiting
Colonel Ewell and Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Scott, at
Ewells, James City, have returned home.
Miss Willie Booker, OF Hampton, Miss Rich
ardson, of Richmond, daughter OF Judge ID. C.
Richardson, and Miss Louisa Henley, OF James
City, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Is. ID.
Peachy for several days during the past week
Miss Lille Montelro. OF Richmond. who has
been visiting Miss Peticolas Loe and Miss Manic
Gillian, also from Richmond, who was the guest
OF Miss Scott, have returned home.
Rev. DIR. Paul Whitehead, presiding elder Of
this the Richmond District OF the Methodist
Conference, who was here few days since on
Lis third quarterly round, preached and admin
lstered the holy communion.
Messrs. Carey r. Armstoad, John ;. Charles,
and Charles y. Holmes were the delegates from
here 20 tho District Conference OF the Methodist
Church, which met at Newport News this week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Montague, OF Dsnville, and
Miss Blanch tiosSins, OF hing ana queen were
in town during the past week and were the
guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Lane.
Miss Wise and her cousin, Miss Mary Mayo,
from Richmond, spent tho Fourth at Newport
News, Mrs. Mayo being a guest at the Hygeta.
. Mr.. and Mrs Richsrd Bowman, OF Atlanta, are
hero visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walden, the
parents OF Mrs. Bowman.
Mr.. Edward Is. Jones, who for the past three
years has been In Portland, Oregon, has re-
turned home ON account OF his health. Mr..
Jones will recuporaie and then leave for New
York.
Miss Helen Wheeler. OF Hampton, Is visiting
the family OF her uncle, Mr.. w. l. Jones.
Miss Annie Merrill, OF Richmond. snd Mr..
Chase Adams, OF Gloucester county, VINO have
been visiting President and Mrs. Lyon Tyler,
have returned home.
Professor Hugh $. Bird, OF tho college faculty.
Ia attending meeting OF the school superin-
fendeuts OF tho State at Bedford City.
Rev. 4. c. Page, Of Bruton Episcopal church.
has been conducting a series OF meetings at the
Yorktown church during this week under an ap-
pointment from tho Norfolk ccuyocatoo.
Mas Pearie Morris. OF Tarboro, n. C., who has
been visiting Mrs; u. Tsiser, has returned home,
accompanied by Miss Theresa Te,ser, the latter
" NJ r. ana Mrs. Edmund RUM, Of Hanover, who
have been visiting Colonel and MIRA Randolph
Harrison, left for a vlsit 10 Norfolk during the
week.
Misses Msry and Mamie shewell have returned
for tho heated term ana are At the residence Of
ColoaeI Harrisou, Palace SQUARE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mercer, with their
daughter, Miss Jeanie. have been In Richmond
M. John Potts, member Of tho Hovltzsrss Of
Richmond II lying quite III as his residence pear
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