Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
Personal Notes OF Local Interest.

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Personal Notes OF Local Interest.
Miss Lizzie Apperson, of this city, is
summering at Deer Park.
Rev. Father O'RielleY will preach at
Sacred Heart church to-day.
Rev. L. NJ. Tierney, of the Cathedral, has
returned from his vacation trip.
Miss Minnie NJ. Wood is visiting relatives
and friends in Fluvanna county.
Mr.. Willie II. Adams has returned from q
pleasant trip TO Culpeper county.
Mr.. w. w. Moses LEFT yesterday a..er-
noon for the seashors ola sussex counit
MIR. w. G. Wynne is visiting friendg in
MARYLAND, and is much improved in health.
Mr.. James A. McGilvrsy left yesterday
to join his wife, who is in the mountains.
Mr.. w. It. Taylor left yesterday tor. the
White Sulphur and Rockbridge Alum
| springs.
Miss Olivia Williams and Miss Ida Cosby
left yesterday to visit friends in Amelia
county.
MIR. James @. Henning left last night for
Fredericksburg TO visit Mr.. Charles f.
| Hunter.
Mr.. Clarence II. Timberlake. of this city.
has gone to Fredericksburg to spend his
vacation.
Miss Eva Gertrude Doughty. of Church
Hill, returned home yesterday. after spend
ing a month of pleasure with friends in
the country.
Nr..A. o. Miller and family have re-
! turned from q visit to friends IN Gooch-
land county.
Misses Rosa and Matte Condry will
will leave tomorrow. for brief visit to
Chesterfield.
Miss Kate Roach. of Baltimore, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Jennie Buntill, at 400
Denny street.
Mrs. William Pelrman and sister. Miss l..
Sandridge, are visiting relatives IN Buck
ingham county.
DIR. Eddie T. Baker. Of this city, left last
night for the mountains, where he will
spend three weeks.
Mrs. Y. Loving and Miss Adele Loving
left for the Warm Springs on the 18th IN
slant for the season.
Miss la Belle Pettis has Just returned
from Bowling Green after delightful
sojourn OF six weeks.
Miss Laura Pettis will leave in n few
to be absent month.
Mrs. G. Milton sydnor. Of Warsaw, Va,
Is visiting her parents, MIR. George Il.
Smith. of Church Hill.
Miss Carrie Booker will leave Monday
for Old Point where she will spend the
balance Of the summer.
Miss Lula Cottrell and her cousin, Miss
Rosa Cottrell. are visiting friends IN Nor
folk and at Ocean View.
Miss Annie Barber has returned home
after delightful visit of two months with
friends in Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs. DIR. Lee w. Station and daughter is
visiting her uncle. the Rev. Lewis b.
Betty, of Lynchburg, Va.
Misses Mary Fee and Sarah Tennyson
left Friday for Philadelphia, where they
will remain several weeks.
Mr.. A. b. Apperson and family are sum-
mering at Cady. Va, the hospitabls home
of Biggerton Winston, ESQ.
Miss Blanche Hudgens, CT Church Hill,
left the city Yesterday TO visit relatives
and friends in Cumberland.
Hon. j. 4. Anderson and family, of
Kentucky, are visiting Mr.. Benjamin III.
Berry, 405 east Grace street.
Miss NJ Ella Tanner, accompanied by
her mother, is visiting her brother, MIR.
Charles Tanner. OF Stanton.
Captain Edmond Bossieux and wife left
the city last night 10 sojourn few weeks
in the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Olive Branch Jones. of south Laurel
street, left yesterday afternoon to visit
relatives and friends in Henrieo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Hewitt will leave
tomorrow for South Boston and Burline-
ton, N. c., to spend about six weeks.
Mr.. Ed. SsClifford has returned from the
White Sulphur Springs, and IS the guest
Of MIR. Will McDonough for few days.
Misses Cora and Kate Powers, of SOt west
Marshall street, have left the city 10 visit
their former home. in Goochland county.
Mrs. @. W. Pendleton. of north Twenty
third street, Paramount, is visiting rela-
tives in Essex and King and Queen coun-
ties.
Mrs. A. L. Lockwood, OF 125 west Gary
street, has returned home after pleasant
sojourn IN the mountains OF North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. William +. Douaherty her daughter
Miss Carrie, and her son Plowden, are Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Juan A. Pizzini, of
east Grace street.
Mrs. Alma +. Dillon and daughter,
Grace. of south Laurel street, left yester
day afternoon to yisltrelstiyes and friends
in Henrico county.
Miss Blanch Booker, OF Old Church, who
is now the guest OF her cousin. Miss Grace
Booker, Of Church Hill. will leave in few
DAYS for Lyncbourg.
Miss Hester Gill and her niece. Ruby
Woodward. of Church Hill, have gone 10
spend two weeks with her uncle, MIR. z.
Parsons. in Charles City county.
Miss Emma Barefoot. of sonth Pine
street. who left the city early in thesummer
for her health. ylsiting friends in Caroline
and adjacent counties, has returned home