Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21


| lum st Westbrooke.
Miss Inez Brown. who has been visiting
| In North Carolina during the summer, mas
returned to the city.
FCompany will on next Tuesday night
give n moonlight excursion to Dutch Cal
ON the steamer Ariel.
Mr.. j. N. German. who has been in the
city during the past week. has returned te
his home, in Chase City.
Miss Mary +. Jones, Of 206 west Mar
shall street, is visiting. her aunt, mrs
George I. Alley, of Lynchburg.
Miss Lorene A. Tyler has returned from
Anderson. w. Va, after visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Alexander Mcveigh Miller.
Rabbi Z. N. Calisch has returned to the
city and yesterday occupied his pulpit.
He was greeted by large congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsons. Of 3O1
wet Main, have returned home after Z
pleasant trip Of two weeks to Ocean View
Mrs. Mary p. Hope, of 3l4 south Pine
street. left Saturday for months visit e
her friend, Mrs. William Garlick, at Laurel
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Peatross, of $40 west
Cary street, are visiting friends and rela-
| tiyes in Buckingham and Powhatan coun-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. i. Traylor. with their
guest, Miss Crenshaw, of Springfield, No.,
left yesterday for the Hygeia Hotel. Old
Point.
Mrs. Cyrus Marsh, of Louisville. Ky.,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
! j. q. West, returned home the last Of this
month.
DIR. William +. Mercer, who has been
very Ill for the past SIX weeks OF his resi-
dence. on west Grace street, is now speedily
recovering.
Mrs. Charles Wash, of Charleston. W.
Va. with her children, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Marlborough, OF Asa south
Pine street.
Officer r. d. Chesterman. Of the Third
| Police District, lost 523 on the street yes
| terday afternoon. There were two .:
| gold pieces.
Misses Pearl and Ruby Bodeker. Of tbi:
| city. were recently at Buzzard's Bay, and
called on and were received by Mr. anc
Mrs. Cleveland.
The new altar for st. Anne's church,
Ashland, has arrived and been placed II
position. 1t is pronounced very beauti
| full work of art.
Young Waltball, who was killed IN the
| fight between the militia and the miner:
| at Coal Creek, Tenn, has relatives by that
| name in Richmond.
Bud Doble. the trainer of Nancy Hanks,
who the other day broke the trotting re-
cord of the world, is also training Mir. IL.
Clay Chamblin's horse Eggwood.
Mr.. Leigh Crutchfed and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. John J. Crutchfeld, have re-
turned from Old Point where they have
been on brief but delightful visit.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
CITY School Board of the city of Rich.
mond will be held at the High-School
building Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Carrie Robiou, OF Paducah, Ky,
spent yesterday among friends in Rich.
mond. She has been at Old Point fol
some weeks and is now on her way home.
Misses Margie Garrison and Maggie
Prosser and Mr.. Edward Garrison have re-
turned to the city after pleasant visit ia
relatives and friends in Middlesex county.
Mrs. w. NJ. Woodward and her grand
daughter Otelia, of Church Hill, left yes
terday evening for Roanoke TO spend two
Miss Emily Roger, with her brother
Alfred. VINO IS here on visit, expects 10
leave Tuesday for Louisa county. where
they will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Welcome Hoimrihan, of Stanton,
Va. who has been the guest of his aunt.
Mrs. Z. Meade. of 2111 east Broad street,
has returned home after pleasant visit of
two weeks.
Mr.. Charles Westbrook. son of we'll
known Methodist minister, has been re-
ceiyed into the Catholic church by very
Rev. Father Frioll. Rev. Father Taob was
the sponsor.
Mrs. Charles f. Loeffler Mcneil. Henry
Blenner, and Mr.. &. Z. Lindner, Jr., will
leave for Baltimore this afternoon at 4:45
to take the New York steamer Columbia
for Germany.
Miss Ella G. Doyle, of Baltimore. left for
her home last evening. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Katie Sweeny, of 405 north
Seventh street. of whom she was the guest
while in this city.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry Schweikert and
Master Clifford. formerly of Richmond,
now Of Savannah. Ga. are guests of her
sister. Mrs. James Earnest, lis north
Nineteenth street.
Miss Ollie V. Rodgers. accompanied by
Miss Mamie Thornton, will leave to-mor-
row to spend several weeks visiting friends
and relatives IN Philadelphia, New York,
and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Brooks aud her niece, Mss Sallie
Daily, returned Monday UiG the Old Do
minIon Line, from an extended trip north.
including points of interest in and around
New York and New JERSEY.
DR.. J. G.. Lumpkin had q horse and
phaeton stolen from in front of his Office
No. 1908 east Marshall street, on Friday
about noon. The police have been noti-
fed, but have no clue as yet.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bronaugh. of Pembroke,
and Miss May ID. Foster, of Louisville, Ky,
arrived in the city last Wednesday en- route
to Old Point Comfort. They are the guests
of their sister. Mrs. j. G. West.
Mrs. Il. O. Jones and children, Of west
Cary street, accompanied by her sister, Miss
LOttie Reaves, of Church Hill, will leave
Monday morning for brief visit to friends
and relatives in Fredericksburg.
It is thought that the northern parties
who paid $500 for the ninety-days' option
on the Allan lot, owned by the Masons,
corner Fifth and Main streets. are In earn
est about erecting hotel thereon.
Mrs. Christina Frick. her daughter, Miss
Pauline, and her two granddaughter,
Misses Catherine Frick and Mamie From
mer, have returned to the city after de-
lghtful trip to Old Point Comfort.
In the shooting match at Blandon Park
Friday afternoon between Messrs. Colquitt
and Boyd. of the Richmond Club. and
Messrs. Sinton and Mcdowell, of the East
End Club. the former won by the score of
G. to so.
The Rev. DR.. Dashiell. who IS at the Al
ieghany Springs, writes that his health is
much better. During his absence Rev.
George G. Abbitt, the assistant rector. is
discbargIng the pastoral duties OF st.
Marks church.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 9,
conferred the Mark Master on one candi-
date last night. The chapter, after tull
discussion on the meeting night, decided
that q change was inexpedient. 1t will
therefore continue TO meet on the third
Friday in each month.
The Sister Superioress of st. Patrick's
Academy and her accompanying sisters
have returned from their trip 10 Emmits-
burg, Md. after an absence of about six
weeks. All OF the sisters of 81. Joseph's
who went away to make their annual re-
treat have also returned.
General Joseph r. Anderson telegraphs
from Isle of Shoals that his health is i'm
proving. Colonel Archer Anderson re-
turned from there Friday and reports that
his father is getting on very well. His APP