Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
Norfolk,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. Va, March 1S.-Miss Jennie
| Il. Baird. OF Essex county, IS visiting the
family of Mr.. W. Thompson Barron. IN
FreemasOn street
Mrs. Theodore n. Ramsey is on visit
TO friends IN Sussex county
Mrs. James y. Leigh and Mrs. IL. a.
DobIe, who have been visiting Mrs. War
rem q. Elliott. in Wilmington. n. g., have
returned home.
Mira +. l.. Dubarry is in Baltimore on q
visit to friends.
Mrs. Henry Sedley. of New York. is the
guest OF friends in Norfolk.
Miss A. Il. Shannohouse. of Hartford, ".
c.. IS visiting relatives III Norfolk.
Miss Ella Brown, daughter of Rev. DIR.
A. G.. Brown, of Ashland. IS guest OF the
Misses Neville, On London street. Ports
mouth.
Miss Mary Goode, of this city. has been
appointed to q clerkshlp In Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Hass. of Culpeper Court
house, is the guest of Mrs. /. Moritz. IN
Main street
Miss Carrie Hudgins. Of Cricket Hill,
Mathews county, Is the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Hudglns, in Berkeley.
Mr.. b. Newgass. of Liverpool, 10 on his
wav 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth to look
after his Atlantic and Danville cotton
compress. and other property interests III
this section.
Mr.. o. +. Maltby, of Philadelphia. a
former woll-known resident and merchant
Of Norfolk. spent the week here.
DR.. &. A. Vance. of Alexandra, is visiting
his brother. the Rev. james /. Vance, IN
this city.
Mr.. G. w. Gordon. of London. Eng. is
spending some DAYS here.
Dir. W. Charles Hardy. president Of the
Cotton Exchange. returned yesterday from
visit 10 New York.
Mr.. John W. CAST, supervising inspector
OF steamboats, here. Is 40 the Florida end
of the district.
Mr. John W. HAYES. Of Philadelphia.
general secretary and treasurer OF the
Knights of Labor, was the guest Of Mir.
John b. Laughgan during the week. lie
reports that all sections show prosperity
IN the order.
Lieutenant. Commander W. I. Burwell
has had his time extended at the navy
ward as ordnance officer until October 1st.
Drs. Flenner and Barker, OF Baltimore.
are spending some time IN the city.
Mr.. j. b. Selars. Of Alamance county.
n. c.. is the guest OF DR.. Gunter, on Clai-
borne avenue.
Mr.. George A. Joslyn, wife. aud niece. of
Omaha, are the guests of Dir. Il. L. Lyman,
in Bank street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Carter, Of Richmond,
were here during the week.
Rev. Mason Gallagher and Mrs. Gala
CHER. Of Brooklyn, n. Y. are IN the city.
Mr. q. NJ. Serpel. general. manager of
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad, spent
the week in Wilmington, n. {.
Mr. James Hammill, a well-known New
York drummer. continues III at his mo-
theirs residence. III Portsmouth.
Lieutenant kilbuTn, United States navy,
Of the Niantonomah, at New York. il ut
the navy-yard with his wife, on visit to
Captain b. J. Cromwell and Mrs. Cr0n-
well. parents OF Mrs. kilburn.
Nate Hugh Kull and Boatswain John II.
Brown. United States navy, are sick at the
naval hospital.
Mr.. John W. II. Porter, of Portsmouth
has gone 10 the Eastern Shore
Mr.. r. p Bunting has resigned his posi-
ton a. stamp clerk IN the custom-house.
Mr. Campbell GrOner has been hurt by
on unruiy horse falling on him.
MI. Il. r. Is. Stewart. Of the House of
Delegates from Norfolk county. spent tins
week IN Washington with his brother.
Miss Alice SenOn. of Johnson City,
Tenn. is visiting her cousin. Miss Mollie
| Callahan. in North street, Portsmouth.
Misses Lizzie Booker and Alma Elan, of
| Suffolk. are guests of the Misses Elam on
Mrs. Almeda Tyler Of Portsmouth. is
visiting her sister at Franklin, Southamp-
| ton county.
Miss Addie New. of Portsmouth, has re-
| turned home after an absence of SIX weeks
! in Richmond with her sister.
| Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Chanler. Of New
! York. are sojourning at Virginia Beach.
| Miss Singleton, of Washington. ID. c.,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Payne, in Free
| mason street.