Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
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Mr.. I. !. Motley, Of Dsnviils. has return
! cd home.
Miss Mamie Brooks. OF Petersburg -
Visiting friends In tho city.
Mrs.. @. @. Scott has returned 70 the city
and Il stopping at 500 north fiftn street..
Mr.. L. B. Nelson, Jr., of Culpeper, Z the
eussi Of Mr. Russell Chalf, lO6 north Pine.
Miss Ola Wood, Of Gordonsville, y visit
ing Miss Blanche 8. Epps, OF onurcn rin'
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham will sing at
Grace. Street Baptist church this morning.
Mrs. J. r. Ryan. Of Birmingnam. -
visiting, Mrs. Quaries. No. Ss4 west uraoc'
Mrs. WEIGH. of Caroline county, i the
guest Of Mrs. L. o. Miller. 800 east Grace
street.
Professor Hines. of Staunton. Va, Y the
guest of Mr.. John Bowers. NO. Tfioyd
avenue.
Judge W. 8. Gooch, of Roanoke. and Mr.
s. w. Venable. of Petersburg, were ID inc
city yesterday.
Mrs. T. Walter Brooks and SOD. OF BROOK
lyn, N. Y. paid flying visit to the Expo
sition last week.
Mr.. James W. waymack, OF Prince
the city last week.
Miss Helen Hutchinson, of Stsunton.. Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Kate Abernetny'
ia east Franklin street.
Mr.. George Hiden, of Culpeper, 10 visit
ing At the home OF his uncle. DR.. y. Y.
Hiden, at 90s Floyd avenue.
Mrs. Phillip A. Dew and daughter, Miss
Mary, are the guests OF MIS-. Il. ". "'iiei'
800 east Grace street.
w.B. Logan. Esq, Of Winchester, Ky,
Is visiting his father-in-law, MI. Jonn
Bowers, No. Floyd avenue.
Mr.. E. Fl. Cahill has purchased the little
mare, BABY" which recently. TOOK
prominent part in THE Soudan."
Misses Agnes and Alice Shepard, OF
Buckingham, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
o. Peatross. of 510 west Clay street.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, Of Norfolk, IS visit,
inc her cousin, Mics Ida Graham, No. 412
Twenty fourth street, Church Hill.
DR.. J. Lynn Deitrick, of Pole Green.
Hanover county, is quite sick with fever.
From last reports he was no better.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Hickok, of Boston, Mass.
is visiting her son. SergeantMajor Il. Is.
Hickok. at No. 1921 west Cary street.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Ball, of Fred
ericksburg, Va, are guests of Mrs. j. Is.
Peyton, No. 1908 Church Hill avenue.
Rev. W. It. jolly has returned to the city
and will preach at Randolph-Street Bap-
tist chnreh this morning and tonight.
MIR. Frank Walton. of Fluvanna. who
has been visiting relatives here for several
days. left tor home Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Thomas P. Byers. of Clifton Forge,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Wilkinson. OF 2015 west Main street.
Mr.. p. III. Rollison, with his dogs and
gun. will leave to-day for Sussex county,
where he will spend few days hunting.
Miss Nellie T. Hall, of Arlington, N. j..
and Miss Fssie p. Hall, of Norfolk. are
visiting Miss Fanny Higgins, of Church
Hill.
Mrs. James d. Cosby and brother. Mr..
w. Il. Wills, of Amelia. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. John Ii. Traylor, OF Church
Hill
Mr.. A. F. Newcomb. Of Danville. who
has been visiting his brother, f. J. New
comb, at ITO hlbemarle street, has returned
home.
Mrs. Mary A. Hall and her daughter. Miss
Maggie, of Denver. Col, are visiting their
COUSIN, Mr.. Il. N. Walthall, 900 east Leigh
street.
Miss Nina Hancock, of Stanton, Va,
and MISS Mary Donnan, of Petersburg,
are visiting MIR. S. j. Smith, SIT east Cary
street.
Mrs. L. p. Kuhn. of west Clay street. has
left the city to visit friends and relatives
in Philadelphia, Jersey City, and Staten
Island.
Mr.. jefferson Powers, who had several
RIBS broken recently by fall at building
which he was having erected, is improving
rapidly.
Misses Adalina and jeanette Schepmoes,
of Fredericksburg. have returned home,
accompanied by their friend, Miss Annie
II. Beck.
An important meeting Of the Veteran
Corps of the First Virginia Regiment will
be held OF the Armory tomorrow night at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. A. Goldback, who has been sick for
the last ten days with an attack OF rheu-
matism. Is better, but not able to get out
of doors yet.
The Hastings Court, after disposiug OF
number of civil cases, was engaged yester-
day in the trial Of unimportant INSIDE
meanor cases.
Mrs. 8. B. woodfn left yesterday morn
ing to spend several days with the family
of DR.. Lewis /. Walton, near Palmyra, in
Fluvanna county.
Mr.. Eddie Marshall, Miss Minnie Stod-
dard, and Miss Mollie Baldwin. of Wash
ington, are visiting Mrs. III. A. Hobbs, 300
west Marshall street.
Mr.. Charles Williams, wife, and daugh-
ter, of Findley, o., reached the CITY yes
terday and are the guests OF Mrs. A. j.
Pyle, 213 east Grace street.
Miss Leila X. Corson, who has been visit
ing friends at li01 east Clay street. has re-
turned to Green Bay. Miss Corson Is an
elocutionist" of great promise.
Mrs. Rebecca Pocahontas Vaughan died
Friday. aged 81 years. The interment will
take place from Byrd church. Goochland
county, this morning at IL o'clock.
Miss Lucie Jones, of Petersburg, Miss
Bessie Jones, of Nottoway, and Miss Lucie
Payne, of Norfolk, are visiting Miss Sallie
Cullen Epps. 200 south Third street.
Misses Mildred Bocook Thrift, of Char.
lottesville. Eloise Kave Of Madison, and
Maggie Effery of Harrisonburg. are visit
ing Mrs. L. j. Beal No. 10 Reservoir street.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Annie
O. Warner qualified as executrix of the will
of Annie b. White, and Patrick H. Sulli-
van qualified as executor of John Mark
Sullivan.
Mr.. j. ID. X. Sleight viii address SUM-
day-school gathering to-day at st. Martins
Episcopal church. Hanover Junction. This
will be his twelveth annual address before
this school.
The will of Mrs. Annie @. White was ad-
mitted to probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday. Annie @. Warner qualified ss
executrIx. The estate left Is valued at
about $1,000.
The Philadelphia Times of Friday re-
ports the death In that city of Mr.. John III.
Rigney, who established o branch Office Of
the Adams Express Company in this city
during the war.
Rev. W. L. Wright will preach at Leigh
Street Baptist church this morning on
1.-THE Redeemer's Tears Over the Doomed
City," and his subject tonight will be
Moral Suicide"
Mr.. j. Willis Weaver and Miss Jeanette
Nash will bemarried at Clay-Street Metho-
dist church on Wednesday evening the
26th, instead Of Tuesday, as has been re- |
ported, at o'clock.
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