Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

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Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Ocean
View.
Miss Rosie d. johnson and Miss Marv
McLeliand will leave for King and Queen
about the 10th OF August
Major T. l.. Courtney, Miss Estello
Courtney. aud Mrs. X. w. Courtney are az
the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. whitlock and their niece.
Miss Mamie Fuseell, Of Church Hill. left
yesterday for New Kent county.
Miss 8. Daisy Smith. of S07 west Cary
street, is visiting her brothers' families, at
Charlottesville and Lynchbure.
Misses Lizzie and Tfenningham McGehee
left yesterday evening 10 visit Mrs. u. Ii.
Irice, OF King William county.
Miss Claudia II. Goddin, OF this city, has
returned home from New York. where sne
enjoyed most delightful visit.
Mr.. Hugh Mcleod returned 10 the city
yesterday, accompanied by, bis riends
Messrs. Luoian and Cary Cooke.
Mr.. William II. Phelps left yesterday
morning for two weeks soiourn at his
homo in Western North Carolina.
Mrs. James b. Weisiger and Master
Percy Weisiger left last week for Norfolk,
Ocean View, and Virginia Beach.
Misses Minnie and Mamie Porter, of
Lynchburg. are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
II. A.. Montague. on Church HUI.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wayne Belvln sailed
from New York for Europe on the Sd in
slant in the steamer City OF Paris.
Miss Minnie Rogers, of Twenty-frst and
Main streets. has returned homo after
very pleasant visit in the country.
Miss Jessie McLauchlan has Just re-
turned to the city after n brief stay with
friends in Norfolk and Ocean View.
Mrs. Thomas Christian has gone North
10 visit relatives in Rochester, n. T.. ana
Detroit. Mich, returning in October.
Mr.. George L. Kappes. of Twenty-fourth
street. is visiting relatives III Albemarle
county and will return In few weeks.
Rev. Father slattery. formerly of 81:
Joseph's church, who has been on q. visit
to this city, has returned to New YORK.
Mr.. A. II. Holderby, Jr., city editor Of
the Times. and wife have returned from
pleasant visit of two weeks to Atlanta.
M,ss Emma Garrett will return TO her
home, in Baltimore. after pleasant visit
10 relatives and friends on Church Hill.
Mrs. J.. b. Jones and family are visiting
friends and relatives in Sussex county,
where they expect to spend the summer.
Miss Kate M. Unglaub, of Baltimore,
Md. who has been visiting Mrs Henry
Stockmar, of Barton Heights, has returned
home.
The Misses Braxton, OF Newport News,
have returned home after pleasant visit
TO Mrs. C. NJ. Robinson, 2l6 east Main
street.
Ollie Farmer. of south Pine street, left
last Monday 10 spend several weeks with
friends and relatives in King William
county.
Miss Maggie Leahey. Of No. 9 north
Twenty-first street, lett Wednesday eve
ming for Baltimore to spend the month Of
August.
Miss May Faustman, OF Brooklyn. N. Y,
niece Of Mr. 4. l.. Goodman, was called
home Friday by the sudden illness of her
mother.
MIR. George Stockmar. of Baltimore. Nd.
has returned homo after spending very
pleasant week with his parents at Barton
Heights.
Misses Jennie and Dante Hanes, after
spending several days with friends here.
left on Wednesday for their home in Cum
berland.
Miss Lillian r. Gilman, of Gil north
First street. will leave next week for
Charles City county, to visit friends and
relatives.
MIR. Theodore Nash, of the Old Domin-
ion PAPER Company OF Norfolk, has re-
turned home after brief visit TO friends
in this city.
Miss Matte Woodbridge, of Amelia, has
aft.r "a nlaaaonf wait
companled by Miss Resta Hall, OF Jessa-
mine street.
Miss Nora Phillips returned a few days
AGO from most pleasant visit to Bedford
City, and is now visiting relatives in Han
over county.
Mrs. L. Lemon and her daughter Blanch
have returned home after spending three
mouths at New York, Long Branch, and
Atlantic city.
4. Solomonsky, agent, instituted suit in
the City Circuit Court on FRIDAY against
j. II. G. Myers. and not II. J. @. Myers, as
was published.
Mrs. NJ. Judson Nash and daughters,
Misses Beulah and Nav, have gone TO
Goldsboro'. n. g., TO spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. John b. Pendleton, son. and daugh-
ter, OF north Fifth street, have returned
from King aud Queen county much I'M
proved in health.
Miss Emma G. Napier, of Pittsburg. Pa.
| formerly of Richmond, is paving a brief
visit to her sister. Mrs. j. l.. Kitchen, OF
1920 Beverley street.
Mrs. G. A. Harley, of 2s1S east Marshall
street, will leave Tuesday for Caroline,
where she will spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Miss Daisy Atkinson, daughter of Mrs.
| A ID. Atkinson, of the American Hotel, has
| returned to the city after delightful visit
to Salem and Iron Gates.
Miss Ada b. Darlington, who Is visiting
| friends on the Hudson, will sail with Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. McCreary for Europe the
latter part of this month.
Mrs. John w. Burrus. accompanied by
| her brother, Mr.. Charles A. Withers, left
yesterday afternoon for Lynchburg to
| visit relatives aud friends.
Mrs. l.. T. Warren and her son, George
| Omega Ludwell, accompanied by Mrs.
i George McCue, are visiting Mrs. j. ii.
Chandler, OF Newport News.
Mrs. p. jackson and family, of north
Fourth street, have left the city for a
months absence. They will visit relatives
in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Deputy-Grand-M Master L. N. Render and
family left yesterday morning tor the
White Sulphur, where they Will remain
during the rest of the summer.
Mrs. w. L. Dunn and little daughter,
Lucie Edmonia, of III south Fourth street,
have left the city TO spend some time with
relatives in King and Queen county.
Misses Maggie and Jessie Wilkins, after
spending o week with their aunt in Nor
folk, have gone TO see their uncle, John
w. Walton, ut Oak Grove, in Sussex.
Mr.. John NJ. Higgins, president of the
| Catholic Beneficial Society. has been elect
ed TO represent the society at the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union at Toledo, o.
Miss Frances s. Higgins. of Church Hill,
lett Wednesday on visit to relatives and
friends in Norfolk. She will probably
spend several weeks in the CITY by the sea-
Mr.. NJ. Judson Nash, of the First Audi
tors Office, is visiting his father, ID. NJ. W.
Nash, United States navy, at Portsmouth,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Sadie
Father James Kenefck, Of Richmond,
is at home again after residence OF hye
wears in Rome. He Will be stationed a.
! alexandria as au assistant TO Father Cut