Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Cn,r,o,tc.v,.ie's Contributions.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
CuARIorrrsVIILv, Va, Novem Der l2.-
Mr.. A. L. Mbb entertained q number OF
his friends at his residence, on High street,
Thursday evening. Among those present
were Captain Ham. Shepherd, secretary of
the State Democratic Committees Captain
W. III. Fowle. secretary OF the State League
Ct Democratic Clubs; Mr.. j. Ii. LINDSAY,
editor Of the Ddiiy Progress the Rev. Mr..
Wolfe, Of Richmond, and others.
General and Mrs. WelsgeT, who spent
the summer at Belmont" tho residence
Of Sir. J. W Hcklin, have returned TO their
home, IN Richmond.
Mr. J. X. Powell, Of Ohio. who spent q
few DAYS IN this city IN September, and
being a great admirer of the "Sage OF
Monticello telegraphed Yesterday to one
OF his friends here as follows:
And Thomas Jefferson still lives"
THIS reply was sent him:
Does Jefferson still live in Ohio?"
Mrs. G. A. Roller. of stanton, Is in
Charlottesville aud is the guest Of her Sis
ter, Mrs. j. I. Elliott, who has been quite
sick for several DAYS.
Il. G. Vandegrift & Sons large force of
workmen attracted considerable attention
n they marched Ia solid phalaux through
the streets on election-day To the differ
ent wards, where they cast equally as solid
vote for the Democratic nominees. They
were accompanied by the members Of the
firm.
Mr.. W. /. Maupin, deputy clerk In
the Clerks Office Of the County Court.
who has been confined 10 his room for
several weeks 10y illness. continues to be
quite sick.
The name Of the twins Mrs. G.. Z. Har-
rs presented 70 her husband on the day Of
election were named Grover Adlai and
Ruth. instead Of the way IN which II was
falaDVenIaA fr.,,, Ia NIL
9ress named them for Captain Harris. who
ha popular conductor on the Chesapeake
and ONO railway, and runs between this
place and Washington.
Mr.. II. Il. Niche, editor OF the Char
lottesville Ctr0atc'e. who. with his family,
resides al Montreal. Nelson county, was
IN Oharlottesvllle this week. where he was
warmly greeted by bis many friends.
The Rev. George l.. Wolfe, recently as
ISOLATED with the Central Pres6WeriGn,
Richmond. and we'll known here is the
guest OF Mr.. A. Z. Bib. on High street.
hr. Z. L. Powder. OF Pennsylvania. who
, has been doing business ia this city for
some time, lies critically III at his resi-
dence here.
DIR. NJ. Il. Leyerson. OF the Baltimore
Medical College, and Drs. Sam W. Naphis.
and J. 5. Hitchcock. Of the University OF
Maryland, all " whom are we'll known
here. were In Charlottesville this week.
six men between the ages Of 80 aud 90
walked TO the polls at Free Union and
voted. All honor TO them. rs they Of
course voted the Democratic ticket.
Mrs. John Is. Minor has resigned her
position in the Eastman public school. and
Mss Eyie Bryant. OF the University, has
been appointed IN her place:
Miss 9eorgie Jones and Miss Gillie
Bowie, formerly Of Charlottesville. now
OF Richmond, are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Hill. on First street.
Mrs. n. Strauss. OF Alexandria; Miss
RAY A. Stern, and Mr.. Arthur Kaufman. OF
are the guests OF Dir. and
Mrs. r. Letermau.
Mlss Henrietta Well, daughter Of our
old townsman, Mr.. A. Wei, now Of New