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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
Emporia.
,correspondence OF the Richmond pisos,

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisoHtch.
ENPoRIA, Va, July S0.--Mr. Robert Gill
liam, the popular clerk of the courts OF Pc
tersburg. passed through here u few days
since.
MIR. r. C. Scott, attorney at law. snd Mr.
J. ID. Blair, of your city, were here on bust
ness few days ago.
Miss Eva Potts, of Petersburg. is visiting
friends here.
Mr. k. 1urnbull, a prominent attorney
of Lawrenceyille, Va, was here this week
on professional business.
Mr.. Stevenson Archer. q prominent citi-
zen of Greenvlle, Miss. paid short visit
here this week and was the guest OF Miss
Mamie w. Wilson.
Masters Johnnie Tucker. of Henderson,
n. c.. and John Field. of Brunswick. are
visiting friends here.
Mr.. ". I. Iillar, of Norfolk, was here
during the week.
Miss Eva Potts, OF Petersburg. is visiting
here.
Misses Pearl and Mamie Jones visited
Weldon, N. c., this week.
Miss Birdsong, daughter Of Conductor
BIrdsong, of the Richmond. Frederick
visited friends in town this week.
II. n. Booz, of Philadelphia. Pa, was
here this week.
Mrs. Jacob Schwartz aud family, of
Boyd.on, Va. are visiting Mr. II. Schwartz.
Colonel L. Drumgoole. of South CASTOR,
n. c.. was here last Wednesday.
Mr.. w. Nj. Farmer returned home few
DAYS since from North Carolina.
Miss Annie Mays has been quite sick.
Miss Fannie Deakins has returned from
peterSburp
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DanyilIe.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, VA, July 30.-One of the
events Of the week was the picnic OF the
First Baptist Sunday school OF this city.
A large number of scholars. bnembers OF
the church, and friends of the school as
sembled at the church Thursday morning
at O'Clock, where all kinds aud classes OF
conveyances nad been provided TO convey
them to Moore's Park. about two and 2
half miles from the town. After all had
been seated the procession was formed.
and headed by the Danyille Cornet Band,
the march was commenced on wheels,
and If such thing were possible
the vehicles kept time TO the strains
of the music and the occasional tap OF the
bass drum. Arriving at the grounds the
little ones disported themselves through
the grove, while others went to work put
ting up hammocks. swings. and arranging
for croquet-playing aud other games. IL
was basket picnic, and hunters Oh pas;
kets none of your tiny, every ay schooi
affairs, but the old-time market baskets.
were carried out to the grounds well filed
with solid edlbles and choice daintles.
and when the time rolled around tor the
spread il was feast that was truly enjoyed.
commit 20 had been appointed 70 Keep
the barrel well filed with lce-cold lemon
ade. Another committee had been Judi
ciously selected TO look after another
cooling article and they sup
piled enough for all who were present,
and mere could have been attended TO.
Some of the knowing ones. those who
knew child's likes. and grown persons
as well. provided nearly q hundred tine
watermelons, sent them 10 the Ice
factory. where they were kept on
ice until about the middle of the
day. when they were carried out TO the
grounds. and royal time il was in cutting
end sic NJ the eresn-r!nd-and. red-meat
. fruit aud passing oct to the hundreds
present. After dinner was over all hands
being satisfied With the good things turned
their attention TO swinging. jumping.
rolling, and playing generally until the
time came when camp had 10 be struck
and the return march homeward taken.
On reaching the point from which the
procession started the general verdict was
that despite the extremely torrid weather,
the mercury ND In the nineties. O more de-
lightful day was never spent or more
heartily enjoyed. Three nearly cheers
wsrc given for the teachers and officers OF
the baptist Sunday school and ail who had
. aand IN providing 20 iayishiy for the en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH---sUNDAY, JULY 81, 1892

Charles Early and wife, Miss Annie Ridge
Early. and John Gretchen, Jr.. of Alexar-
dria; Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. veuable. \: w.
venable, Jr., and Miss B. Hamilton; OF Pc
tersburg Mira. X. II. Boykin and Miss v.
Boykin. Richmond, Va; Mrs. George "a.
Cochran, Miss Aniter Cochran, Miss Mar.
garet Cochran, and s 4. Herndon, OF
Staunton; Mrs. Loven Dickinson, Miss
Dickinson, and Miss DAISY Dickinson. OF
Richmond; l.. w. n. Peyton, OF staun,
ton; II. q. Pegram. Jr., of Richmond. ano
4. II. Cooke. OF Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Boykin. one of Richmonds
beauties, has arrived. aud was instantly
surrounded by the gsllants Of the place.
Miss Macarthur has decided to remain
some days longer. much to the delight OF
her many friends.
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The Hot Spell at warrcnton.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch'I
WARREEToN. July 30.--The severe heat OF
the past four or five days was terminated
here "Wednesday night by terrific storm.
The lightning was violent, and struck
several times IN our vicinity, doing some
damage. A large barn belonging to Major
Barry, few miles from town, was struck
and burned 10 the ground. II was. how
over. heavily insured. The rain was I'M
usually heavy, beating down the fine, crops
of corn, but not doing them serious harm.
The Young ladies' at the springs gave
german Wednesday night, to which NUM-
Der of Warrentonians were invited. Few,
however, succeeded in getting out there,
owing 10 the storm.
Mrs. Fair and her daughter, Miss Emily,
returned Wednesday night nom plea
SAINT sojourn at Virginia Beach.
Miss Robbie ID. Minor. OF Richmond. IS
here for August.
Miss Florence Daingerdeld Anderson, OF
Baltimore, has just arrived for the rest OF
the season here. -.
Dir. Louis Finney, Of Richmond. Will
lecture here next week on The PASSION
Play" with scenes from Omer-Ammergsu.
There will also bo given BY several ladies'
OF Warrenton sacred concert at the
same time.
Mrs. General w. II. Payne and Miss vir-
GINA have just returned from the Warm
Springs.
Miss Lucy Shipp, of Lexington, has re-
Gently joined her sister, here. and = par-
ticipating In our summer gnyeties WITH en-
thusiasE.
Hot as the weather has been, bowling
seems TO be the fAvorife amusement.
Every morning the alley y crsNdeu WIN
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Charlottesville.
rcorrespondencc Of the Richmond Dispatc

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLorTEsvuLE, Va. July 3o.--Nrs.
james NJ. LANCE. Of Mobile, Ala. is sum-
mering &C Mr.. @. q. Sinciair's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Stevens have re-
turned to Charlottesville from their bridal
tour.
Miss Mary l.. Harris aud her brother.
Mr.. 7. Henry Harris, Of Lyrchburg, are
summering in this county.
Mrs. DIR. j. Il. Hardesty, OF Washington,
ID. O., is visiting Mrs. q. q. Sinclair.
Mr. William Winston, of Minneapolis, Is
visiting his brother. Lewis. ID. Aylett, OF
this city.
Mrs. J. V. Perley and children are visit
ing Mr.. w. III. Thurmond, the brother OF
Mrs. Perley. at Rockfish, Nelson county.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Flanagan IL visiting her
brother, MIR. J. j Flanagan, at Palmyrs.
Mr.. Robert l.. Carter was called 10 Mas
sizes Mills, Nelson county. this week by the
serious illness of his mother.
/ Mr.. Frank Niche Is visiting DR.. Richard
N. Hewitt in Campbell county.
Mrs. John Spencer. of Alexandria, IL the
guest OF Mrs. George Sinclair, on High
street.
Mr.. G. G.. Sinclair has gone to Washing
ton for brief stay.
Mrs. Richard G. Allen and son, OF
Louisiana, have come to Virginia, where
they will spend some time with Mrs.
Bertha Allen and other relatives of her
late husband.
DR.. Marsell and wife. of Washington. ID.
c., are at lakewood"
The Misses Strickler and Mr.. Cyrus
Stricken of Atlanta. ga, are the guests
of Mrs. w. II. Harris.
Miss Moore. of Baltimore, is visiting at
sunny Bank
Miss Maggie Harris, of Covesyille, who
has been visiting her brother, IN Nelson
county, has returned TO her home, IN
Coyesville.
NJ. George st. Mart, private secretary OF
J. A. Chanler. Esq.,, OF Castle Hill, with his
wife are soiourning at Hopedale, near
Gotham. for the summer. He and: Mr.
Chanler will spend several weeks IN Wash
ington and New York. NJ. Mart was an
officer during the French and German war,
and was for i've years in active service 10
Algiers and near Tunis.
MIR. Mann Page, who has been quite SICK
for some time. is now able 10 sit mp q
little.
Mrs. Glennan and family. of Washing
ton, II. c., and Mrs. Howard. of Galveston,
Tex, are summerlng at Mechum's River.
Miss Julia Robertson. of Nelson county,
Is visiting at Mrs. fuckers. at CoveSvllle'
Miss Hattie Stern, Of Philadelphia, ac-
compauied Miss Hattie Leterman on her
return 20 this place from Il visit TO the
former young lady.
Mrs. l.. 4. Sneed is spending the heated
term at Pond Gap. Her mother. Mrs. FL
lott. is in Mississippi.
The Rev. b. A. Abbott has been con-
Quoting revival at Gordonsville this
week.
The Rev, A. L. Edwards is visiting
friends IN Leesburg.
Mrs. A. j. Camp. of Roanoke, and Miss
Name Snyder. of Newark, o., are guests
at Mr.. Thomas Ii. Camps. on Ridge
avenue.
Mr. Frank Poindexter has returned from
Black Rock Springs.
Mrs. T.. Goodman, Jr.. of Pocahontas
who has been visiting Mrs. NJ. Kaufman
has returned TO her home.
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SfatlntOn.
[Correspondence OF the klohmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
STANTON, Va, July 30.-Mr. J. Emmett
Guy. of Salem, principal of the large fe-
male school there, Is in the city, the guest
of his brother, Mr.. Robert NJ. Guy.
Miss Mary Lou Grimes, of Orange, is here
visiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ii. Cat
lett.
Lexington. guests OF Mrs. j. ). Smith.
Mrs. and Mrs. John ID. Crowle, their
daughter, Miss May and Mr.. John Crowle,
Jr.. have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. May Erwin Coleman, of Jackson
vile formerly resident OF this city, is
here with her son. guest at Kalorama.
Captain j. Theodore Long, suDerintend-
emf of the city gas-works, who was SO
severely injured by fall at the gas-wor *
as 10 partially paralyZe him for several
DAYS, is mendIng and gradually recovering.
Sir. William L. Christian, with his little
children, Julia and Stonewall Jackson
Christian, are the guests OF friends IN the
city.
Mr. Frank Foster, of the First National
Rank. OF Birmingham. Is here visiting his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Strlbling Foster.
Captain and Mrs. w. w. Henry, are
spending the summer in Calvert county,
Nd.
Miss Margaret Bayly, of this city. is
mentioned by tho Norfolk letter as one OF
the bellies at the Rockbrldge Alum this
season.
Misses Glenn and Margaret Atkinson re.
turned Saturday from Halifax county
where they nave been visiting relatives.
Miss Julia Baker is IN Lexington. being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Wad.
dell.
Miss Oliver Funston has returned home
after a lengthy visit to Richmond, her
former home.
Miss Sadie Van Lean is spending few
days with her friends, BIZ. and Mrs. j. 3D.
Arbuckle, at Lewlsburg, w. Va.
Mrs. N. G. Watts and children are at the
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Misses Fannie and Ella Paris left Thurs
day to visit relatives IN Southwest Viz
gIDia.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Rebecea Harrison to
Mr. Noroorne johnson. The ceremony
will be performed August I'd at Trnity
Episcopal church, in tins city.
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker. who has
been granted an indefinite leave OF alb
sence on account of sickness. arrived here
from Washington Monday, and accom-
panied by Mrs. Tucker, lett for White Sui
phur Wednesday, where he Is reported q:
being greatly improved.
Mrs. +. Il. BayIy. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Charles X. hoge. aud Mrs.
Philip 1. Allen. left Thursday for Atlantic
City.
Colonel II. p. Dickerson is reported i'll
at his home. two miles south OF the city.
The Rev. T. II. White, of Alexandria, is
at the kalorama. in this city.
Miss Daisy Preston, of Lexington. is the
guest of friends in this county.
Miss Nellie Brown, of Winchester. Is
here visiting her brother, Mr.. Henry b,
| Brown.
Miss Janet Whitfield. Of North Carolina,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Mary Tabb Wake.
The Shenandoah Canoe Club loft herd
Tuesday with four canoes to take their 81.
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salem.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. !

lAOFEebpDu9bntS VI Tue hicHiuouu Dlbpdttn.l
SALEM, Va, July 3O.-Mrs. Eva Bieson,
of north Fifth street, Richmond. is on IL
visit TO her brother-in-law. Mr.. L. q. Web
Der, OF the Salem Times Register.
Nh s Sallie Larus, of Fast Richmond, IL
the guest of Mrs. HowIson. on Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Mrs. A. II. Picker. of Lynchburg. is
spending the summer with friends IN Sa-
lem.
Miss Maude Jones, of Petersburg, is
visiting the family Of Sheriff Zirkle, i'll
West Salem.
Mrs. Lucy Lunsford and daughter, of
Petersburg. are the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. l.. VI. Lee.
Mrs. DR.. ]. Is. Whitehead, mother, and
| daughter. of Norfolk. who have spent
several weeks at Hotel Lucerne. left last
| Wednesday for Chrlstiansburg.
| The wife and family of Mr.. +. J.. Bach
man. superintendent of Salem furnace.
are at the Blue Ridge Springs
Dir. aud Mrs. Clarence B. Strouse. of
Louisiana, are visiting relatives here.
| Captain James G. Langhorne has re-
| turned from the West. where he has been
| on business for some months past
Superintendent Mullin, of the Chadwick
Two-Wheeler Factory. has brought his
| family from Chicago to reside in Salem.
Professor Richard Lynch Garner, who
| sailed last week from New York for Africa,
| 70 converse with apes aud balloons in their
| native iungles. was formerly resident of
Salem. and was born in Abingdon, Va.
| February 10, 1913.
Mrs. Florence Smell. OF New York, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Boon.
In this place.
Major Chandler. city engineer. lef. last
week for London, England, whittier he has
been called on business. He will return
in September.
Elder L.. A. Cutler, OF Richmond. will
commence a series OF meetings at the Dis
ciples' church here today.
The young men of Salem gave dance
Thursday sight at Hotel Lucerne, the first
OF a weekly series for the summer season.
MIR. W. NJ. Peyton. Commemorative At
torney for Henry county, who has been
quite i'll at the residence of his mother
here, is convalesclng.
There are now over 200 guests at the
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, among
whom are the following from Richmond !:
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Dickinson, wife. and two
daughters: Mr.. j. w. Peden and wife, Mr..
q. W. HARDWOOD and family. MIR. L. Il. Bel
lew. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Chalmers and fami-
". and Ms. w. $. Chalmers and family.
From Norfolk there are Mrs. II. q Will
liams and family, Colonel James Haugh-
ton, wife, and two daughters, and Mrs. w.
Ives and family.
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Lursy


correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispaich.l
LuRAY. Va. July sO.-Hon. Alexander ].
Brand, formerly Judge Of the County Court
OF Page county, has removed with Ina
family TO Roanoke. Va, where the Judos
has located TOR the practice Of his pro-
fession.
Messrs. A. Broeddus. II. V. Hudson. and
A. W. Mckim, Mrs j. u. Hudson. and
Misses Bessie Broaddus. Mamie Hudson
and Susie Mckim have gone 10 Cobb's
Island.
Misses Kate and Maiee Fife. Of Char.
lottesville. Va, are visiting relatives ana
friends in Luray.
Rev. j. N. Stirewalt. pastor Of several
Lutheran churches IN this county ha,
accepted call TO Germantown. lud. and
will leave for hrs new Geld OF labor M a
few weeks.
Misses Irene and Nettie Jennings. CT 81.
LOUIS. Mo, are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Judge Stewart. OF this place.
Miss Estelle Brumback, n daughter OF
DR.. J. d. Brumback. Of this county. died
at an early hour "Wednesday morning az
her fathers residence, about four miles
north Of Luray. of typhoid-feysr, after aa
illness of some days' duration. She wa,
about Is years of age and an interesting
and attractive gis. Her remains were in.
tered IN Grcen-Hill cemetery. IN this
place. on Thursday morning. One or two
other members Of DIR. Brumback's family
are also sick. and all Of them have the
deep sympathy Of their Deighbors aud
friends.
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1 ioyment Of others and then they separated
| for their respective homes.
! Rev. DR.. George w. Dame. who for moro
| than fifty years has been rector OF Epiph-
any EpiscopaD church. this city, had q
| grand levee ut the chareh Wednesday
| DAY. large number of his pensioners
were on hand. and the congratulations
were attended With many prayerful wishes
that the life OF the venerable rector might
| be spared Tor many years 20 come.
| Although fourscore years OF age, the
| Doctor still attends ~ his pastoral duties,
visiting the members Of his flock, princi-
pally the poorer ones, and invariably at
| tending to this duty on foot. he rarely
ever being seen in q buggy or carriage
unless attending a funeral He IL greatly
beloved, not only by his own people, but
| by all denominations.
Miss Villa Phiter, daughter of Professor
| Phifer, is quite sick az her grandmother's
Mrs. McGee, near Sonora, N. 9.
| After most pleasant trip of several
weeks to Baltimore, Mr.. W. Q. Louhof has
returned to the city.
Miss Mary Farley, OF Milton. ~ c., is on
| a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. j. Westbrooks.
this city.
Mrs. J. @. Fuqua has como TO Southwest
Virginia TO spend the summer.
Colonel W. w. Haden, of Atlanta, Ga,
who, with his wife and daughter, has been
| visiting his sister. Mrs. W. G. Claiborne.
this city, has gone TO Dagger's Springs TO
| spend August. They were accompanied
| by Miss May Claiborne.
Mr.. 4. IL. Wheatley. principal OF North
| Danville public school, with his family
has gone on visit to his old home, Cleye-
land. Ohio.
| Mr.. George Murdoch left this week to
sDend some time in Canada
DIR. Il. V. Barksdale, city health officer,
| is confined to his room by sickness.
| spending several weeks on the Jersey
| from there to Montreal and Toronto.
| Canada, and other places of interest.
Miss Maggie NJ. Gaines is spending
some time with friends in the county.
Miss Birdie Law is on visit To friends
OF Radford.
Misses Viola Black and Essie Busick, of
Madison, N. O., are visiting Mrs. n. +.
| Reid.
Miss Lizzie Jewett, of North Danville, is
home again from visit to relatives and
| friends at Roanoke. Va.
| Miss Mary Cabaniss, Of Cascade, is visit
| ing the Misses Griggs.
Mrs. Haywood Mckee and children have
gone TO the country on visit.
Mrs. w. III. Snead and son are spending
several months in Halifax county.
Mrs. Alice Jeter, of Philadelphia, after
spending day in Danville, left tor Halifax
county to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Jewett is visiting her uncle in
| the county.
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NillinmxbusV.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July s0.-Miss Bessie
Scott IL at Bon Air. near Richmond, visit
ing her friend, Miss Mamie Gillian.
Hon. Sydney Smith, Of the County
Court, granted to-day writ Of hsbeas
corpus on the petition Of John T.. Beaugh
against the Eastern Asylum authorities
20 show cause why he Is there detained.
The writ is made returnable 1ues-
day. August 81. ar. Beaugh ia from
Sussex. and has been IN the asylum since
Sd day Of June last
Mrs. LYON Tyler was well enough on
Thursday to be taken out on her front
porch. where she sat for some time, enjoy
Ing the cool breezes from the college cam
bus.
No material change il reported in the
condition of Miss Kate Cusus.
Misses Mary MCCaw and Ella Moncure,
who have been spending few DAYS in
Hampton with their friend, Miss Willie
Brooks. returned charmed with their
visit.
Mr.. K. A. Palmer, Of Baltimore. is here.
Cashier Cary r. Armistead returned Fri-
day evening from a several days visit TO
Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth MorocOck is sojourning
at klngsvIlle. where Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
bundley are spending few days.
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Face and family. Of East Point, Ga. Mn.
montgomery Scott and sister, Miss Mont.
gomery, Of Augusta. Ga. = '"''
= Mr. q. L. Scott and family. OF Amherst
C9urthonse, are visiting at "Belmont.v
70 Keswick. - "" '''''
Miss Cannon. Of Norfolk. and Mr.. I'm.
bert. OF the same city. are summsy,,e =,
Island Home" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. McKepnie. Of Char.
keswick. "''' "'si
hne lawn-phrty was given Al Fruit
lands on Tuesday evening last for the
benefit OF south Plains church. n vas
success. IL IL hoped that the amount
cleared will suffice for the few needed i'm
provements IN the comely house Of wor.
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Severe Rain aud Wind storm.

IVFNNIlI =" VT
PFrERsBURG. Va, July 20. This city was
visited by severe rain aud wind.storm
this evening. the same being almost
strictly confined to the eastern portion OF
the city. In that portion Of the city trees
were blown down. The telephone. cleo
trio. and fire.alarm wires also suffered TO q
considerable extent. The storm was par
ticularly severe IN Prince George county.
and from gentleman who arrived IN the
CITY tonight from CITY Point. It is learned
that considerable damage was done in that
county. barns being unroofed and trees
sIrewn along the county road.
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Scottsysile.

ScorTsvILLE. July 30.-Mrs. General J.
G. Hill and Miss n. n. Hill are spending
few weeks at Buffalo Ridge Springs Gen.
eral Hill went up there himself Yesterday,
having learned that Mrs. Hill was quite III.
Mr.. OyertOn ID. Watson, of Nashville,
Tenn, arrived yesterday and isa guest of
his sister, Mrs. j. II. farrar.
Mr.. V. b. Je1eries, our druggist. and q
brother of DIR. J. NJ. Jeneries, has been i'll
for few days with malarill-feyer.
Sir. Garland Dawson Is visiting his uncle.
Mr.. }. l.. Dawson. aud family.
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Annie Williams, and Miss Judith Caring
ton kept the score and received EXQUISITE
soaeenirS The ladies invited were Mes
danes I w. Reinhart, Barton 9rundy,
Clarence Knowles. Frank Clarke, j.; = ID.
Cullen, Page. Sommes, Hobson. Bruce,
hobart Bosher, Norris, Philip Bate, Harry
Frazier. Allen Donnan, William 9. Decker
son. MR.. Mcclure, Bloomcr. Pembroke.
Jones, William Latimer, William H..
White. Brannen Shirley, Warren q. Elliott,
Fiction. Charles II. Pettitt. George Taylor,
!. ID. Potts. Thomas Rutherford. Wilkius
Brnce. II. w. Bruce, 4. II. Carter. Ashton
Starko, Tuttewilder. Ware. Bas kun, Noble,
and Miss Kate Powell.
ON Friday afternoon Mrs. L. j. Semmes.
of New Orleans, who does so much for the
Measure of her friends here. will give a
progressive euchro IN honor Of her niece.
Miss America Payne, OF Warrenton, and
overY one Is anticipating charming after
noon. Those invited are Misses Carrie
Shields, Bessie HOPKINS Mary and Margie
Petit, Ellie Bosher, Hargis, Katherine CAL
well. Mary Bruce, Nina Spofiord, Bessie
Clarke, Ada Cox, Nina Whitehead, Virginia
Cooper. Jennie and Mamie Falrleigh. Belo,
Fanny Dickinson, Dorsey, Noble. Frost,
Cleveland. Boone, Carrie Rhinehart, and
Judith Darlington, and Messrs. Fry.
Cooper. George Elliot. Campbell. Spoford,
Thomas Semmes, John Scmmes, Charlie
Semmes, Moore, Hall. Toler, Ober. and
Boswell McCue.
OTHER MOTIFS.
Miss Ada Cox will give another OF her
charming afternoon card parties on Sa.ur-
day
Miss Nina Whitehead entertained few
friends at Jolly room party after the
sermon.
Miss Hopkins was also g at home" in tho
same informal way on Sunday afternoon
last
Misses Darlington viii have room party
after the ball Thursday evening.
Among the recent arrivals that are noted
with pleasure are Mrs. ID. B. Tenant, Miss
Eugenia Tenant, Miss Anne Tenant. and
Mr.. Charles WitherspOon, Of Petersburg.
Mr.. DO. Lane Stern received a most fat
tering welcome upon his arrival last eve
nlng.
Mr. Iredell jenkins has been one of the
most popular beaux and given great plea
sure by bis music.
MIR. f. NJ. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton
Starke. Mrs. Seddon Bruce John ]. Toler,
j. H. Cary. Ed. ID. Christian, Jr., &. T..
Workman, F. Il. Scott. and Robert S..
Archer are some of the recent arrivals.