Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
NEWS ABOUT wELL-kNowN PEOPLE.
Notes About thu Movements Of Our Friends
end Thoss whe Have Bssa Here.

Sit. Is. n. Brauer mas issued Cares tH ins
yiitAtion 70 the marriage OF his ,: dis,ugntsr.
ceremony will take place Thursday. eve
ming. January 28th. at $40 o'clock. ct
demonstration Methodist Episcopal church.
Mss Grace L. Carrington lie visiting rsla-
tives at ia west Main street.
Mr.. W. d. Dishman leaves this morning
for Chicago.
Colonel and Mrs. A. G.. Dickinson, of
! New York are on q visit to their daughter.
Mrs. H. L. Norris. Miss Fanny Dickinson.
at present in Chicago, will be IN the city
and Miss Fanny will be the guests Of Mrs.
! Norris for several weeks. The Colonel
will return to New York in few days.
Miss Ellis, of Lynchburg. is visiting at
Mr.. Robert Is. Munfords. No. 1903 east Cary
street.
Misses Nav and Mamie Ellyson left
| Wednesday for Baltimore TO visit Mrs. w.
| A. Wade.
Mrs. j. II. Green, OF Atlanta, Ga. Is
| visiting her parents ct I06 south Madison
street.
Mrs. ]. B. Gentry, OF Danville, is the
| guest of Captain j. A. Hutchinson. corner
Floyd avenue and Linden street.
".
Miss Agnes Harrison, OF Boyce. Clark
| county. Is staying nj 3ll west Grace street.
l..
Miss Irene Langhorne left on "Wednesday
for VISIT 10 Philadelphia.
MISS Bessie Lewis. of Brunswick, is the
| guest of Mrs. John Jackson. Of South
Third street.
Miss Sallie Little. of Petersburg, re-
| turned home yesterday after BRET visit
| to relatives in this city.
NJ.
Miss Louise Mayo leaves Wednesday for
Philadelphia and New York.
MIR. James Z. Mitchell has been appoint:
ed school trustee for Fairfield district, OF
Henrico county.
Mrs. J. Mason Miller, Jr., and Miss Mil
Ter. OF Staunton. are visiting Mrs. John Is.
Young, 10 south Third street.
Miss Mamie Powell Mccormick. Of Ber-
| ryville, Va, Is the guest OF Mrs. Hugh MI.
Taylor, at No. 6 north Filth street.
Mrs. J.. d. Moore has returned TO her
home at Newport News, after pleasant
VISIT to her mother, Mrs. j. G. Atkinson.
p.
Mr.. W. s. Pitcher continues very Ill.
MIR. Harvey l.. Pitts will leave tomorrow
on a southern business trip.
Miss Mary Pegram left last week to make
a visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Jock Peasants, one of Richmond's
|
his connection with Glasgow, having again
accepted the position of Ex-Governor Lees
private secretary. which the General urged
him to accept
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reinhart left Thurs
| day morning for Pittsburg, Pa. but
| will return next week and remain some
| time.
Miss Nettie Spauldine. Of Norfolk, is the
| guest of her friend, Miss Lula Scott, 26ll
east Franklin.
| Mr.. Charles +. Schaap will leave to-
| morrow for Albuquerque, N. M, where
| he goes TO improve his health, which has
been failing for some time.
Major w. T. Sutherlin, of Danville.
president of the Board of Agriculture, is
| in the city and receives warm welcome
| from his numerous friends.
| Mr.J.D.K. Sleight, who was attacked
with grip on New-Year' eve, has been
| seriously i'll. but Is now improving daily,
| and il Is hoped he Will soon be out again.
Mrs. A. w. Swain, who has been at st.
| Iuke's under the treatment OF the eminent
| surgeon, DIR, Hunter Mcclure. was well
coined home on Thursday 10y host of
|. friends.
Major Peter Stumpt and Captain Frank
Miller. of the Old Guard. with Corporal
GINS Il. Dearue. of the bloody Nineteenth,
will leave in few days for the Hot
Springs. Ark.
Miss Nina TAYLOR. of Norfolk, is the guest
Of Mrs. James Patton.
Rev. DIR. |. r. TichenOr, secretary of the
Home Mission Board of the Southern Bap-
fist Convention, is IN the city.
Mrs. W. Minor Tompkins. with her little
boy, is still at her mothers home in New
ark, n. j. They will return about the LIST
of February.
Miss Salhe Wake. OF Norfolk, 10 the
guest of Miss Nenie Myers.
Mrs. Fred. Woodward, Of Wilson. N. c.,
is visiting Mrs. w. w. Webb, on west Cary
street.
Mr.. J. ID. Whitlock is quite sick at his
residence, near the corner of Darlington
and Mosby streets.
Miss Henrietta Whitlock has returned
home after pleasant visit with her friend,
Miss Katie Murphy.
Miss Dollie Wood of Gordonsville. who
has been visiting her friend, Miss Mary
s. Epps, of Church Hill, has returned home.
Mr.. James Woodall is improving, but
not able TO 60 out. Mrs. Woodall he's been
called to Baltimore en- account of sick
ness.
Mr.. C. G. Wheat. of stanton, grand
master Of Odd-Fellows in this State, arrived
here Yesterday and will spend week visit
ing the lodges of Richmond and Man.
chester. He is the CUES; of his brother.
DIR. Wheat.