Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
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alcHmcNpERs RETURNING FROM
soTn MOUNTAIN ANo sgASHoHe.
Point. About Our Friends and Their Move
ments Coupled with Brief Notes
OF Local Interest.

visiting friends IN TINS Guy
Messrs. Clarence Bailey and Victor Goode
will leave to-day tor Chesterfield.
The Governor yesterday reappointed w.
r. Lee flour inspector for Richmond.
Mr.. Albert L. West. the architect, is still
detaIued at home by serious sickness.
DIR. Thomas j. Moore and family have
returned from the Allegheny Springs.
Mr. Preston Belvin returned yesterday
morning from trip to Eastern Maryland.
Rev. w. b. Williams Will preach at
Grace Episcopal church this morning at ii
O'clock.
DIR. w. w. Parker has returned from an
inspection of the asylums at Stanton and
Marion.
Mrs. Incz n. MILAN left yesterday for
Norfolk.
DR.. William F. Farrar returned last night
from ten days trip through Southwest
Virginia.
Mr.. ]. c. Smith. who has been confined
at his home for several weeks with fever,
is out again.
Miss Lou V. Hill. of Culpeper, is visiting
her brother. q. Powell Hill, $40 west
Grace street.
MIR. ". A. Solomons leaves Sunday for
Washington, Baltimore, and the West on a
business trip.
Miss Katie Murphy, of east Main street
left tho city Friday the 10th to visit friends
in Washington.
Mrs. G.. w. Falkner and Mrs. Carrie
Rome, of west Clay street. have returned
from Petersburg.
Miss Sallie Saunders has returned to
Richmond. after visiting relatives In King
and Queen county.
Mr.. c. T. Brincle. of Bedford. Pa, is the
guest of his brother, Major Z. Nj. Bringle'
at the Exchange Hotel.
The political disabilities of ". F. Robin
son, of Russell county, were removed yes
terday by the Governor.
Mrs. Z. w. Miller has returned home
from Charles City county, where che has
been visiting her sister.
Miss Willie A. Deans, Of Portsmouth, Is
visiting Miss Mary $. Epps, and will re-
main until the Exposition.
#. J. Todd and wife have returned to the
city, after q pleasant visit to Saratoga
Springs and New York city.
Mr.. William Randolph Taylor has re-
turned from Orange county, where he
went to spend his vacation.
Rev. George H. Ray will preachin Union
Station to-day at IL A. NJ. and his son Will
fill the pulpit in the evening.
Mr.. Grayson Burnett, of SOC north
Twenty-seyenth street, has gone TO PhlIa-
delphla TO remain for some time.
Mr.. J. D. X. Sleight has returned to the
Ft,I nf cnvQral
weeks among relatives III the West.
Mr.. E. NJ. Bear, of Savannah, Ga, and
bride are visiting their relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Goldback, IL east Main street.
Miss Minnie NJ. Taylor, of Baltimore.
Md. Is here on a visit to her uncle, Mr.
TAYLOR, at SIC north Thirty-frst street.
Mr.. John Boiling, a former resident of
Richmond, but now located IN Ashevllle,
n. c., is spending a few days IN the city.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Reverdy Estill,
of Newport, KY, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Garland Ii. Clarke, OF Chestnut
Hill.
Miss Annie E. Bell. of west Clay street,
has returned TO the city after having spent
a very delightful summer IN the noun
tains.
Miss Boonie McClesky. of Mobile, Ala,
is a guest of the daughters of Colonel
William L. Tanner, No. 200 south Third
street,
Miss Claudine Selden returned last week
after speDding q most delightful summer
in Lynchburg, Natural Bridge, and Lex
ington.
Miss Clara Lee Lynch has returned to
her home, on north Ihirty-frst street,
ri ,,,opHfnc hQr UqQottnn HnnnVnr
county.
Misses Della Dicksey and May Penton,
after six weeks absence visiting relatives
and sightseeing in New York, has re-
turned.
Mr.. Andrew Pizzini after a pleasant
summer at tho seashore, has returned
home, and has settled down to work IN the
electric office.
Mrs. John w. Albers has returned after
pleasant visit to relatives IN Caroline
county. While there she attended the
Goshen Association.
Rev. DIR. James Nelson will fill the pull
plt of Rev. Or. Pitt at Barton Heights
Baptist church to-day. DR.. Pitt IS at the
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. William f. Doughty and children
and Miss Mary V. Chiffon have returned TO
Washington after pleasant visit to Dir.
and Mrs. Juan A. Pizzini.
NO prospects for the new quarters tor
the Me MI Catholic Union are very good.
80, nearly $4,000 has been subscribed
for tEis laudable purpose.
Miss Mamie Hall and her grandmother
returned home last week after spending a
pleasant summer with their friends and
relatives in Amelia county.
Father Keller, Of Lexington, will preach
at ST. Patrick's church to-day, and at Sa-
cred-Heart church Father McKeetrey will
celebrate the morning mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hunter and family
and Miss Matte VI. Crutchheld, from Kan
sas City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Il. j.
Murton. 1l6 south Pine street.
Miss Ida Y. Davis, Of Paramount, has
returned home after pleasant VISIT to the
mountains. While away she visited Long
dale, Craigsyille, and Staunton.
Messrs. Eccles Cuthbert, James p. Wood.
and Clarence Werner. of the Richmond
press, left last night for the White Sulphur,
where they will spend few days.
The school buildings not being ready
the schools of Fairfield District, HenricO
county, will open September 26th and not
the 18th, as heretofore announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Parkinson. of 423
west Broad street. have returned from
Surry county, where they were visiting
friends during the past two months.
Mons. D. j. 0'Connell, rector OF the
American College at Rome, formerly OF
Richmond, is expected in this country
soon. He will be warmly welcomed back
to Richmond.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 9,
conferred the Mark and Past Friday night.
Royal Arch Masonry is very active now,
and all the chapters will have much work
during the winter.
Rev. George II. Ray presided at the cor
ner-stone laying of Ebenezer Methodist
church, Louisa county, on
Thursday last, and preached at the court
house in the evening.
A testimonial will be presented to Rev.
Mr.. Stewart tonight at the Chapel of the
Redeemer. on Chelsea Hill. where hs Off
Grated through the summer while Rev. |
Preston Nash was abroad.
Misses Anna and Elva Howard returned |
on Tuesday last TO the Reading Seminary, !
after a pleasant vacation |
spent at home with their mother, Mrs. |
Pace, Of west Cary street.
Mrs. f. II. Acre and Mrs. P. II. Walker |
have returned 10 the city after pleasant |
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