Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

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Messrs. N. q. and c. W. Flippin. Of Cum
berlnnd county. visited acauaintances here
this week.
Dir. W. II. ellis. of Appomastox county.
spent several DAYS here this week with MS
brother, Mr. j. w. ellis.
Mr.. LOUIS jenkins, accompanied nv MS
wife. arrived here from Lynchburg on
Wednesday last to see his broxher; MI. =.
II. jenkins. who IL in bad physical conoi-
ton.
Sir. r. f.. Baldwin, of Roanoke, made
hurried VISIT 10 his mother. Mrs. III. ii.
Baldwin. on last Wednesday: /, ~
Mrs. Rev. II. II. Bagby. of Suffolk, va,
is here. the guest OF Rev. Dr. ana hrs.
Bagby.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baldwin was taken suddenly
i'll on Tuesday evening last Just as SUM
mons came from Manchester, Va.' calling
her 10 the bedside of her sister. Mrs. II;
III. Johnson, whose condition was repor'su
Prince Edward, but she has been IN Man
chester some time with her daughter, Mrs.
W. Is. Bradley.
Mr.. John X. Beach, of Lynchburg: spent
several days here with relatives aud frienos
this week
Mrs. w. p. Gillian was taken to Rich
mond on last Monday evening, wnere she
will remain awhile under the care OF the
eminent physician and surgeon, Dr. Hun
ter Mcclure.
The Farmville Amateur Dramatic Corps
are booked" 10 give one of their enter
tainments in Clarke's Hall. at keysvlue'
Va, on Tuesday evening. March LIST. III Is
given for the beleft OF the Methodist and
Baptist churches.
Dir. r. II. johnson, of Richmond, has
been with his parents this week in Farm
vile. They are Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
johnson.
Mrs. John J. Bondurant has purchased q
handsome residence here and Will move 70
Farmyille.
Mr.. j. Platt Blanton left on last Monday
for st. Louis. He has not yet determined
at what point out West be will locate, but
contemplates going to Portland, Ore.
Mrs. A. ID. Elan. whose home IS at OAR
lington Heights, has gone TO Richmond TO
be treated by DR.. Mcclure.
Miss Edna Blanton. of Richmond, IL
visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. Blanton, OF
Stoddert.
Mr.. George II. Morris made flying trip
TO Petersburg this week.
Mrs. Thomas A. Woodson, who has been
here visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Winston, returned to her home, IN Lynch
burg, on Thursday. accompanied by her
husband.
Captain W. NJ. Farrar, of the Norfolk
| and Western railroad, spent an evening
| here this week with his parents, MIR. and
| Mrs w. +. Farrer.
A number OF the young ladies and gen.
| tlemen of Farmville are contemplating
the organization of club for the cultiva.
| ton of literary tastes. IL is suggested
that its name be The Et Cetera Club. y
and the meetings be held semi-monthly at
| the houses of its members.
Mr. Fred. Bagby and bride arrived here
| yesterday afternoon from Louisville, n.y..
and are at the home of Mr.. Bagby's pa
| rents, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Bagby. They
will remain here several weeks.
Mrs. Kyle has returned TO Farmville
| from Lynchburg.
MIR. seydenstrlcker. who for ten years
| has been laborlng in China. is visiting at
| Worsham.
| An interesting event took place at
| o'clock last Thursday afternoon at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. Charles II. Anderson, In the
upper part of the county. 1t was the oc-
casion of the marriage of his youngest
| daughter Miss Nellie b., to Mr.. w. James
| Foster. The ceremony was conducted by
| Rev. Mr.. Carson, pastor of the Presbyte
| rian church at Putney. and was witnessed
| by large number of friends of the bride
| and groom. After the ceremony the bridal
| party repaired to the home of the groom
| where they were rendered very pleasant
| though informal reception.
! The Rev. DR.. Latlmer, whose illness wa
noted in last Sundays DISPATCH, has since
grown worse and there is scarcely a hop'
| tor his recovery. Loving friends ant
| skilled physicians are doing all in thell
power TO prolong his life even If health
| cannot be restored.
Miss Mary Berkeley. of this city. is tn
guest of Mrs. DR.. Humphreys, on Colleg
| Hill.
Miss Sallie Garden. of Prospect. is visit
ing the family of blr. Booker Hunt. a
| Hampton Sidney.
On Monday night. the 22d instant, tn
Union and Philanthropic literary societie
of Hampden-Sidney College will holt
| their immediate celebration. 1t promise:
20 be quite interesting as usual.
Misses Ewing, of Petersburg, are guest
of Mrs. Bocock, On the Hill"
Miss Lucy Wesger. Of Petersburg, i
the guest of Miss Sallie Darlington.
Judge Blair, accompanied by his wifi
and daughter. Miss Ellen, OF Salem. Is q
ais brothers, DR.. Walter Blair's, at Hamr
den-Sidney.
Rev. DIR. w. W. Moore, of Hampton
Sidney, is again well enough to attend tn
duties of professor in Union Theologica
Seminary.
The Presbyterians OF this place held
buffet reception at their church last eve
ming, which was highly enjoyed by all.