Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-10


CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NoEFuTK. Va. April 9.-Mr i. N. Iilley
and family will return on Sunday from a
six-month's soiourn in California.
Miss Nina Whitehead, who has been
stopping at Old Point for some time, is
the guest Of Mrs. Willoughby Wake.
Mrs John W. Iatem left on Thursday
for Topeka. Kan, tO.visit her parents.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Thompson, who goes 10 San Francisco on
visit.
Mrs. r. A. CLAYTON. Of Washington, is on
a visit 20 Miss BOwden, of this city.
Miss Lizzie TAYLOR. one Of the most
popular young ladies OF Norfolk. IS IN
Washington on visit to her friend, Miss
Jones. at 1913 I street.
Mr.. James NJ. Casey. of Lynchburg, ~
on visit TO his daughter, Mrs. ID. IL.
Dunn. on east Main street.
a birthday. party was, given wednesday
evening by SIR. and Mrs. \. b. Joynes at
their residence. on Calvert street and a
LARGE company of friends were present.
Members Of Wordcn Post, Of tins city,
and tarragut Post, OF Portsmouth, had an
oyster roast at Ocean View IN Ihursday.
Rev. DR.. j. l.. Burrows, formerly pastor
Of Freemason-Street Baptist church, but
now OF Atlanta. Ga, arrived here Ihurs-
day morning.
Or. Chaplin and Mrs. Chaplin and Miss
Sanders, of New York, and DR.. and Mira.
Copeland, OF Boston, have been on a visit
to friends in Norfolk this week.
Rev. t. Is. M9tilce. pastor OF the Pres
bvterian church IN Westchester, n. J., IS
a guest of MIR. John ID. Copper, on Free
mason street.
Miss Maggie Brewster, Of Raleigh, N. C.,
is the guest OF Mrs. Robert Allison, on
Queen street, in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Alice Needham, OF Richmond. is
visiting relatives in Portsmouth.
Major Charles Mccain, OF Baltimore,
spent part Of the week IN Norfolk and
Portsmouth and left for Richmond.
Miss Evelyn Anderton and her aunt, Mrs.
l.. +. HutchinCs. of Portsmouth, lett on
Thursday for New York 70 spend few
weeks with friends.
Miss Mamie Shredder, of Portsmouth,
returned Wednesday from several
months visit to Washington, d. c.
Rev. Charles II. Green and family, who
have been guests OF Captain Milier's
family. left here on Thursday for their
home in King William county.
Alr. and Mrs. George X. Krieger.. OF
Portsmouth, are visiting friends IN New
York. and will remain month.
Captain +. Y. White and Judge L. :.
Garnet. who had intended gong TO New
Orleans TO attend the Confederate reunion,
were unable 20 get oft.
Rev. ID. Is. Austin left Thursday morn
inc for eastern North Carolina on visit.
Rev. j. G. Rosser and Rev. ID. q. {.
Butts arrived here Thursday night from
Mathews county. Rev. Mr.. Kosser lett
Thursday Ion Louisa Courthouse, where he
will commence revival on Sunday next.
Rev. ". h. Baylor. of the Baptist church
of Scottsville, on III edge OF Portsmouth,
Wednesday night solemnized the nuptials
of Mr. Edward T. kodman. young
| trucker of the county. and Miss Alice l..
| Adams. daughter OF Dir. b. /. Adams, a
merchant OF Portsmouth.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Messck, popular men,
| Der of the Norfolk police force and Miss
| Annie Bell Braswell were united IN mar
rlage Thursday night by Row. DR.. w. g..
! starr. and Immediately left on honey
moon trip North.
Nr. h. Newgass, the London banker, and
| Mr.. Thorn Hughes left Thursday night
! for an inspection trip over the Atlantic
and Danyillc railroad.
On Wednesday night Captain Il. c. Mar
shall was elected commander OF Stone
wallis Camp c. v, of Portsmouth.
Naval Constructor L. +. Bowles, of the
ward. lett Thursday for New York, 10 look
| after the engines and boilers OF the cruiser
| Raleigh.