Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10
RICHMOND IN BRIEF.
LOCAL ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
GLEANED'BY TIE REPORTERS.
Notes Also About tho Movements Of Our
People Who Arc Away and
Friends Visiting Here.

1 NlIs NiOIlOu n uOOahoh an 40 A'SW ~
on business.
Mr. James G.. Tinsley has gone North OF
business trip.
Miss Annie Davis. of Danville. Is VISITING
relatives in this city.
| Mr.. James l.. Hargrove, of Hanover, wal
IN the city yesterday.
Miss Arlle X. TAYLOR has gone to Lynch.
burg to spend the summer.
Mr.. f. Craig Pelouzo is spending hi:
vacation in Vineland, n. j.
Mr.. Charles A. Rose has returned from .
bret visit TO Old Point Comfort.
DR.. Z. E. Franklin. sO7 west Main. has
gone to Baltimore for few days.
Rev. DR.. J. L. Burrows will preach OF the
First Baptist church this morning.
Miss Blanche Epps, of Church Hill, has
gone 10 visit friends in Gordonsville.
Miss Louise Prosser, of 2sl3 east Grace,
is visiting friends in North Carolina.
Mr. b. c. Baylor left the city last night
Miss Pearl Condrey, OF this city left
| Thursday to visit relatives in Charlottes-
vile.
Mrs. W. A. Webb, of Paramount Park. is
visiting friends in the Blue Ridge noun
| taius.
The Sheltering Arms Hospital fund con-
| tinues to grow. 1t row amounts to
| S6.003.37.
Mr.. W. Scott Darlington has returned
from trip TO many of the northern plea
sure resorts.
Miss Margie Profitt. who has been quite
| i'll at her home, on Chestnut Hill. is now
convalescent.
Miss Nellie Dickinson IS spending tho
summer at the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs.
Miss Hannah Lett, of this city. ls visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. V. n. Lett. of Neck
| lenburg county.
Miss Nettie ]. Curtis, of Boydton, is the
guest Of Mrs. II. j. Childress. of Sl5 Twen-
| ty-fourth street.
Mr.. Charles II. Hasker has returned from
the East Richmond Methodist Conference
at Newport News.
Mr.. Robert Wood, of New York, is in the
city on visit 10 his wife, who has been
sick here some time.
Elder Staples will preach at the Soldiers
| Home AT 5 CLOCK tuls dltoIuOOH' buNJOS''
The Resurrection"
Miss Annie Zehering, of Memphis. Tenn.
who has been visiting relatives here, Will
return home Monday.
A regular meeting Of the Clay Ward Ac-
| tives was held last night, but only routine
| business was transacted.
Miss Carrie Strauso left Thursday for
New York, where she Will spend a few
days and then travel West.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. billiard have re-
turned 10 the city after pleasant trip TO
Washington aud Hydenville.
Mr.. w. G.. freeman and Miss Alice V.
Freeman left Yesterday TO spend some time
with relatives III the country.
Mrs. Alfred Z. Cohen and Mrs. S. Bach
rach have gone to Charlottesville, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. A. /. Lockwood and daughter, Of
No. l2j west Cary street. are summering
in the mountains Of North Carolina.
Messrs. Ernest Tyler and Peyton Little,
Of Stanton, are visiting the family of Mr.
J. G. Smith, No. 3O7 west Cary street,
BIr. j. d. K. Sleight Will conduct the SER
vices at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall at 1 O'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. John Hancock, OF north Twenty
third street. is spending the summer with
relatives in Stanton and Bath county.
Mrs. p. II. Noel and Misses Mary and
jane Hughes left the city yesterday to
spend several weeks IN Louisa county.
Mr.. J. J. Warren, Of the City Auditors
Office. IS spending few days at Old Point.
He will return TO his duties tomorrow.
Mrs. c. /. Philips and family, Misses
Ara Pitcher, Irbey Edwards, aud Master
Leroy Edwards Will summer at Smithyille.
Mr. Henry Hartkea has gwen out con-
tracts for the erection of four nice dwell
ings on Twenty-eighth street between n
and ..
The Past-Master's degree was conferred
NJ ST. Adams Hall last night on the junior
warden-elect Of one of tho Richmond
lodges.
Miss Mary Blair Binford daughter OF
Julien Binford. ESQ.,, has been spending
the summerin Baltimore with Mrs. Charles
Beebe.
The steam-yacht Comet. Commodore
Joe Rosenbaum, has returned from
cruise to Old Point. Virginia Beach, and
tho Capes.
Judge James c. Lamb having adjourned
his court left yesterday afternoon to at
tend the meeting of the Bar Association at
Old Point.
Mr.. Noble Mosby. of Church Hill, has re-
turned home after very pleasant visit %
Old Point. Norfolk, Hampton, and Viz
GINA Beach.
Mr.. Levi Wasserman, Of Baltimore, for
merly of Richmond, is at Murphy's. Dir.
Wasserman is a brother of Mrs. William
Loyenstein.
Mrs. A. w. Whitehurst. of Petersburg.
who has been visiting Mrs. W. i. Davis
and Miss Alice W. deter left for Norfolk
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G. Adams and daughters and
Miss Blanche Thornton, of Fayetteville,
n. c., viii leave the city next Tuesday for
tho Catsklls, n. Y.
Mrs. James A. Courtney and daughter
Mollie j., Jr., Of $40 west Main. are in
Buckingham county, where they will
spend the month Of July.
The remains OF Mrs. Sallie A. Fuller,
widow of Richard A. Fuller. of Caroline
county. were taken 10 that county yester-
day morning for interment.
Amanda Riley, q colored woman, fell in
a cellar near Sixth and Broad streets yes
terday and hurt herself slightly. She was
attended by the ambulance.
Misses Matte and Lucy Christian ex-
pect TO leave for Wlllett's Point, n. Y. the
18th, TO DO the guests of DR.. Fitzhugh
Carter. United States Army.
Nr. E. Fontaine Dewitt, who has recov.
cred from a serious illness of nearly two
months duration, IS now at Old Point for
the benefit OF bot saltwater baths.
Captain w. V. b. Babcock. of the De-
partment of Engraving and Printing at
Washington, spent several days last week
with his brother, Captain A. G.. Babcock.
Mrs. Judson Cunningham. Miss Emma
Scott. Miss Grace and Master Scott Cum
ningham have returned from a visit to
Norfolk. Old Point, and Virginia Beach.
Colonel John s. Cunningham aud his
sister, Miss Maude, of North Carolina, are
in the city on short visit. They arc en-
route 10 the mountains for brief season.
Mrs. K. L. Childress, accompanied by
her son. Mr.. T.. s. Mitchell, of Church
Hill, loft last Thursday TO visit relatives
and friends in Philadelphia and New DER
sey.
Mr.. r. s. Denny, of the claim depart
ment, Richmond and Danville railroad,
now IN Washington. ID. O., lately moved
from Atlanta. Ga, was in the city yester-
day.