Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
ch.r,at,s.rnle,. contributions.

Cbar,otsesysiIe's Contributions.
fcorrerpondcnce OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
rp.nrorrrsy,rLr Va, October L--snss
Fannie Kent and Mr.. Samuel Janlson were
married at tho residence OF the prlue
mother. near Monticello. knitting NILS,
wednesday afternoon ut half-past2 O'CLOCK,
the Rev. b. i. Lpscomb. OF TIE hetDoaiss
cHSu,cb ofioiatino. The happy couple at
once Proceeded to Batesyille, the home OF
the groom, where reception and dance
were held.
Miss Julia Tilden, who has been visiting
Mice Opal Horton, on west Main street.
left for her home, in Washington. THURS
day. =
their delightful germans at the Aiiiance
Hall, at that place. Thursday evening;
Miss Gertrude Mann and MISS May camp
left on Thursday tor short visit to blrs.
John II. Warwick, at Clifton Forge.
Messrs. Dan. Harmon and Il. ii. Wood
went 10 Loylngston to attend the Nelson
Circuit Court. A., ~.
Mira John Hunton, of Fort Laramie,
wyo., is the guest of Mrs. j. M. Murphy,
near the University.
DIR. Thomas S. Jones aud DR.. W. j. Jones,
Jr., his son, graduate Of the University
OF last StSekOns udfo pcOh ~
"Olney," the residence OF Mr.. W. H..
Crockford.
The officers of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, as just organized, are as follows
A. Z. BIB. superintendent; X. III. Wood,
assistant superintendent; Lewis Watson,
librarian: l.. N. Vest, assistant Librarian:
Il. Il. Wood. secretary and treasurer: Miss
Mamie Perkins, organist.
Mr.. Malcolm 4. Rosser. who recently re-
signed bis position on the stan Of the
American English Encyclopedia Of LdD.
visited his uncle. General thomas L. Kos
ser. al Rugby" this week. He has re-
turned to his home, lin Arkansas.
Professor George Petrie, Of Alabama,
visited his parents in this city, this week.
Miss Constance Page, of Gotham, Is the
guest OF her uncle, MIR. Carter II. Page. on
First street.
Mr.. Robert Mcdaniel and Miss Nellie
Templeman, of Albemarlo county. were
married by the Rev. John h. Turpin at the
Baptist parsonage on Tuesday. The bridal
party were accompanied by q number OF
friends.
Messrs. William Emsley. Abraham Lew
er;ng. and james +. Morrison, all Of Phtla-
delphia, and members of the Grand Army
of the Republic, have been the guests OF
Mr.. John II. Emsley. of the Monticello
Knitting-NIills. this week. The old sol
diers have been visiting the battle-helds OF
Virginia since their return from Washing
ton. They were of unusual ayoirdupois.
their weight aggregating at least 800
pounds. The frst-named gentleman is
brother of the proprietor OF the knitting
mills.
Miss Alice Radcliffe, of Richmond; Miss
Nellie Hunter, Of Dallas, Tex. and Mrs. ID.
Michaux and her mother, of Richmond.
who have been the guests OF MIR. William
Bowcock and family, In this county, have
returned 10 Richmond.
A dance and supper were given at the
Opera House on Tuesday night in honor
of Miss Rohr, of Baltimore, and Miss
Emma Bachracb, of Richmond who are
visiting friends in this place. delightful
evening was spent.
have been visiting IN Charlottesville and
vicinity for some time, have lett for their
home. in Savannah, GA.
Miss Blanche Dickerson was married on
the 25th instant at the home of her father,
in Greene county, to Mr.. George Haney,
the Rev. C. J.. Bone officiating.
Mr.. George A. Burgess has returned from
Tennessee. He has been in bad health
since be left Charlottesville, over SIX
months ago.
The Misses Moon, of Snowden, Bucking-
'
to spend the winter here.
Mrs. Harry Rhodes, of Galveston, Tex,
is the guest of Mrs. 5. g. Lauve, on west
Nam street.
Professor P. B. Carter, brother of Mrs.
India Barton Hays. of Alton, left for
Georgia this week.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Harwood. of Kansas City,
q former student of tho University Of Vir-
ginia. spent several days in Charlottesville
90 ba svvaot Of Mr. Erahavo DaOa
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
Af,on.-Mrs. John Goodloe aud children,
Of Big Stone Gap, and Mr.. Ferguson. OF
Craigsville. are at Mr.. T.. W. Goodloe's.
Mr.. John Matthews, of Kansas. is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Lena Williams is visiting her aunt
of Caroline county. From thence she will
attend the Exposition in Richmond.
Miss Willie Smith and sister, Miss
Mamie, of Nashville, are the guests of
Mrs. W. II. Turner, near Batesyille.
Mr.. Gooble jackson and family. of West
Virginia. are visiting Mr.. T. w. Gooble.
Mrs Lewis and daughter. Miss Leila
Lewis, of Gotham, are the guests of Mrs.
Miss Mamie Smith, of waynesboro', and
Mr.. Will Smith, of Knoxville, Tenn. are
visiting their sister, Mrs w. II. Turner.
Miss Edna Lipscomb is visiting relatives
ABeene. Frank Felter and family.
of New York. after spending an agreeable
month with their parents here, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. 8. b. Yates is entertaining friends
from Waynesboro'.
Miss Cora Smith, who has been spending
several months in Virginia, has returned to
her home, in Rhode Island.
MIR. +. y. Sergent, one of the Grand
Army of the Republic veterans, visited
Messrs. p. s. and @. n. Felter this week.
Ho,cdrdsrile.-Ih Rev w. w. Brander
has accepted call as rector of Emanuel
church in Buckingham.
MIR. Samuel Booker has returned TO
Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left on Tuesday for
Richmond
Mr.. Charles McCulloch has gone TO
New York. where he will attend college.
Couesoi0e.--Mr Randolph Fl. Blain, who
has been engaged in business In Lexing-
ton for several years, visited his father
this week. He left on Wednesday for
News. his future home.
Mr.. Atwood. of Georgia, is visiting at
MIR. William II. Harris's.
Mrs. Mamie kirkpatrick, of Somerset, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Morris.
MIR. S. A. Birch has returned from New
York.
ley Depot. A. Beasley, of Montreal,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Small, at Locust
Hill.
Mr.. @. II. Anderson is entertaining the
Rev. w. Z. Hall. of Scotland.
Esmont.--Miss Ida Wingfeld has re-
turned to her home after a pleasant visit
to relatives near Red Hill.
Mr.. William G.. Lane is at home on a
short visit.
WdrrnL--Mr. and Mrs. Scuff and friends
are visiting MIR. w. w. Tapscott. at War
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Wingfeld spent
several DAYS with DIR. @. L. Wingfeld.
Miss Ella d. Patteson and Mr. James T..
Watson, of this county, were married
Tuesday at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. Joa6 Patteson, of Free Union.