Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12

deliahts OF these fashionable resorts
until the 4" last bell rings and then re-
tnrn home refreshed and invigorated:
The regular evening excursions TO oId
Point have not yet commenced, but pri-
yate tug parties are made mp nightly
and many 60 down to the ever-de''gnI
full " Point" in that way. 80
Miss Bessie Bouldin, OF Danviiie, Is
visiting Miss AMMO b. Coleman In
CRANKY street.
Miss Jane Bailey, Of Bristol. is visit
ing Miss Jones, in Butte street.
Mrs. Thomas Townsendand Mics Lucy
Townsend have gone to Wytheville 70
spend the summer.
Miss Maggie Dashiell, of Norfolk, and
Miss Kate Dashiell, OF Portsmouth, are
visiting friends in Baltimore. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Cooke are visiting
friends in Waynesboro', Va.
Mr.. James u. Bassett, OF this city. and
Miss Nina Hart Doane will be married
on the 18th instant at the home OF the
bride. in Saybrook, Conn.
Mrs. j. ". Wilcox is in New York on
visit.
Miss Blanche Barry, who has been
visiting Miss Burr, OF Richmond, has
returned home.
Mrs. f. Staudwick has gone to Hills
boro', n. c., to pass the summer.
Miss Eugenia Hendren has gone to
New York 10 spend several weeks.
Misses Ruth and Mary Walden and MIR.
Grayson Walden, OF Manchester, Va. nre
..;c.t.o,x fr,apTo in Rarklpv
Mrs. Charles Nelson and children, OF
Berkley, have gone to Canada to spend
the summer.
Mira. Freeman and children, OF Wind
sor. n. c., who have been visiting Mrs.
]. G. Simpson, in Chestnut street, have
returned home.
Miss Mamie Brinkley, of Portsmouth,
who has been dangerously Ill. IS now
convaIescent. ,
Mrs. David Hodges. OF Florence, ;.
c., who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. J. i. Dempsey, in Portsmouth,
has returned home.
Mrs. @. c. Meades and Miss Hattie
Nav. OF Washington, ID. c., are visiting
the family OF Mr.. G. i. Richardson, IN
Washington street, Portsmouth.
DR.. O. +. Baxter. who has been yisi-
ting Norfolk, has returned to his home
in Elizabeth City, \. c. ~
Mr. Charles Goodwin, OF Winston, \.
c.. is with his relatives in Portsmouth.
Mr.. John y. Dewell he's gone to the
mountains of North Carolina to spend
| the summer.
Miss Emma G. Felts, Of Boykins.
southampton county, who has been
visiting friends in Portsmouth, returned
home.
A number Of prominent North Caro-
lima merchants have been in the city
this week. =, -.
Rev. C. c. Wertenbaker. OF the Vir-
pinia Conference, and stationed In Anne
liza county, is in the city on visit TO
friends.
Judge John Nicely and family are So
iourning at Cherrystone, Va.
Captain II. s. Eley and Mrs. Eley, OF
Rerkley, have gone to Wilkeshoro, n.
c., 10 spend the summer.
Row. II. b. Scott, of the Methodist
Episcopal Atlantic Circuit. on the East
ern Shore, is in the city.
William i. Withers. Esq, and Alfred
W. Withers. ESQ.,, of Gloucester county,
are visiting Norfolk.
c. II. Lewellen. Esq, bookkeeper of
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
in this city, has resigned and gone to
New York to locate.
Leslie J. Petty. Esq. and wife, OF
Washington, d. g., are visiting friends
here.
H. b. Harrison. ESQ.,, and wife have
gone 70 Atlanta, Ga, to visit their son,
Cuthbert Harrison.
Mr.. William Cameron of Petersburg,
was in Norfolk several days this week.
DR.. W. McCrackin, of New York, is
taking o look over this section.
Mr.. Clifford G.. Pearson, formerly a
merchant of Portsmouth, has gone with
his family to New York TO engage in
business.
DIR. r.. l.. McMurran, OF Portsmouth,
has been appointed resident physician
at the Yellow-Sulphur Springs for the
coming season