Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-04
HOMEWARDTHEYFLY
cool SEPTEMBER eReEzes BRING
OUR WANDERING FRIENDS BACK.
Many, Though, Are stn Seeking Pleasure
at tho seashore aud Mountain hs-
sorts-nrief Local Items.

pulpit this morning.
Miss Ida Palmer Is visiting relatives ana
friends in Farmyille.
Mrs. d. Smith and daughter, Miss Katie,
left last week for Philadelphia.
There will be dancing at Blenner's Park
tomorrow night from to IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Leila f. Harmon is improving
slowly after severe illness OF -FOUR
weeks.
Dir. Norman B. Smith. left Yesterday 70
spend o few DAYS In Berryville, Clark
county.
M,ss Minnie Semi has returned home
after several weeks soiourn with riends IN
Amelia.
Mr.. George B. Major, of Charles City, is
visiting his uncle. Dir. Il. w. Maraole' OF
this city.
Mr. Thomas Lloyd Dabney Is in town,
the guest of Mrs george W. O"sDs' ia
east Grace street.
Miss Willie Rovall, of Hanover, is visit
ing her sister. Miss Aubyn Royal. at Szz
east Franklin street.
Miss Matte B. Elicit will return this
week from Bedford City where sne mas
spent the last two months.
Misses Annie and Matte Phillips. OF 5ll
north Twenty-frst street, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Hanover.
Mrs. James II. Clark and son have just
returned from Marion. Smyth county,
very much improved in health.
AIr. Matt O'Brieu. of Wilmington, Del.
who has been connected with the Adams
Express Company, is in the city.
Mr.. f. NJ. Richeson, formerly of this
city. now of Cincinnati, IS visiting rele-
tiyes at No. s3i west Grace street.
Mrs. Robert Wood and family and Mrs.
I. w. McCaw, who have been summerlng
in Albemarle, have returned home.
Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan has returned from
visit TO his former home. o. Chicago,
and number of northern resorts.
Miss Gertrude Tucker, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. X. l.. Chill
dress, Of north Twenty-thlrd street.
Miss Anime Hammer, OF Lynchburg, is
stopping at No. 9li Capitol street. She Will
sing at Grace Episcopal church to-day,
Hon. w. A. Little, of Fredericksburg,
was in the city last night en- route 10 Glou-
cester county, where he speaks tomorrow.
Rev. George II. Ray. Jr, reached this
| city from Boston on Friday last and Will
fill his fathers pulpit at demonstration to-
| day.
Miss Mary f. Booker. Of Church Hill,
| left Yesterday for Washington TO spend q
| few weeks with her uncle. John l.. Shaker,
! Esq.
Miss Mary Chiffon. daughter of r. s.
| Chiffon, Consul at Ontario, Canada, is
visiting Mrs. Juan A. Pizzini, 7l5 Grace
street.
Mrs. George T.. Parkinson and her two
nieces. Miss DAISY True and Lizzie, are on
visit to Anderson. 1alcott, and Hinton,
". Va.
Miss Bette Christian, who has been
visiting the Misses Harrison, of Cremona,
Cumberland county, Va, returned home
| yesterday.
Rev. J. G. Seegers, pastor Of the FIRST
| English Lutheran church, has returned to
the city and will fill his pulpit this morn
ing as usual.
Mr.. Reggie Major, of Charles City county
| son of John L. and Ida l.. Major. IS now II
the city, where ne expects to make his
future home.
Rev. George H. Ray repeated his address
on Il. e. Lee TO O large and appreclatlve
audience at Goochland Courthouse Oh
Thursday last.
Misses Lena and Hannah Bauer, of west
Marshall street, accompanied by their SIS
ter, Mrs. Henry Schleiser, have returned
from Old Point.
Mrs. Speight, of Norfolk, having just
| returned from Asheville, y. o., where she
has spent the summer, will remain few
days in this city.
Mr.. j. s. Moore and wife and Miss Alice
Moore have returned from an exte nsiy'
trip 20 the Pacific Coast. Detroit, Canada
and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Warren J. Bond. of Boston, Mass.
has returned home after pleasant visit t
her mothers. Mrs. q. V. Lucas, OF ly2
east Broad street.
Mira. Helen Seibert and Mrs. DAME
Woinburn, who have been summering O
Whitehall, Albermarle county, returned t
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. BEDFORD and Mrs. Thomas Z
German has returned home after summer
ing at Hampton. Mrs. BEDFORD 10 great.
improved III health.
Miss Otelia LANCE. daughter Of Mr. A
LANCE, Of north Twentv-elGhth street, lei
last Wednesday 10 visit friends and rela
tives in Philadelphia.
| MISS DlHutub ADlhthUuAit AIM NAtN'
by her friend, Miss Eddie Vim, has re
turned home after pleasant visit t
friends at Glen Allen.
Miss Ottelia LANCE, of north Iwenty
eighth street. left Wednesday for Phlladel
| phia and New Jersey 70 spend few week
with friends and relatives.
Miss Ivy ". Marable is expected HON
about the 10th of this month, accompa
med by her sister, Mrs. Marks, with WHOM
she has been spending the summer.
Mr.. Richard Hsw, .Jr., has returne
from Amelia county, where he has bee
spending some time tor the beneht OF hl
health, which is greatly improved.
A PARTY Of Young men consisting o
Messrs. Austin L. SPOTS, b. w. Grubbs
Graham Nuckols, A. Benson, and h. l.
Brooking will leave to-day for Dogtown
Va.
Misses Rose and Mollie Redford an
Kate Dyson have returned home fror
Nottoway county. whore they were tn
guests of the Hon. II. IL. Dyson an
family.
Mr.. Blair Meanly, of the car-servic
!. agents Office. Chesapeake and Ohio raj
way, left last night for points OF interes
along the Chesapeake and OHIO as far o
1
Misses Rosa and Myrtle Yerser returne
yesterday from visit to relatives In AlecS
lenburg and Amelia counties and leave tC
morrow for Baltimore. Washington, an
Philadelphia.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waddey have, rC
= turned from Toronto, Canada, and
northern tour. Mr.. Waddey, In the forme
place, attended the meeting OF the Na
tional Iypothet9.
Mrs. Thomas II. Saunders left last, wee
on pleasure trip for kanawha Falls, "
Va, and before returning home Will Wis
several other points in the Blue Ridge an
Allegheny mountains.
A telegram was received here last nigh
announcing the death, at Phoenix Gltl
Ala. of Mrs. Ora Orange, wife OF MT. wa
ter Z. Orange. of this city,. She was
years old and had been sick tor some tlm'
, MIR. Orange was with her.
} The West-End Womau's Christian Ten
perance Union will hold Its meeting
4 Monday afternoon at Also o'clock. Othcel
+ for the ensuing year will be elected; als'
delegates to the convention.
, Eight picked shots from the East-En
Gun Club will contest with similar nun
Der of crack shots from she West-En
! | Climb on the grounds OF the latter mel