Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-29
THE SUMMERS SIGNS.
SOCIETY PREPARING FOR THE SEA-
SHORE AND THE MOUNTAINS.
Notss Of Personal and General Intersst
from All the Popuious Centres
of the Commonwealth.
Norfolk.
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NouroLx, MAY 2s.-The cay season Is n.
pidly drawing to "a close in this CITY, ana
will soon be relegsted to the seasbore ana
the mountains for the sweltering term.
The german and cotillon clubs IN fofts-
mouth gave their farewell entertainments
this week, and those in Norfolk wiil 90 so
next week. During their stay mere sno
officers of the German tainllhs,snp
Moltke have been very hospitality enter
tAif,ed at the hayward and IN society cr-
cles in Norfolk and express themselves as
deliphted with their stay at Nrginias sea-
mort and the people they have met.
Airs. Guest, OF Washington. ID. o., Is
visiting Mrs. Captain Mayo. IN freemason
street. :. A.
Miss Carrie Peck, Of Lynchburg. is the
guest OF Miss Bell. IN Falkland street.
u,ss Coats. daughter Of DIR. Coates. OF
Baltimore, is tho guest OF the Misses John-
son. in Holt street.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini, of Rich
mond. will be among tho cottagers at VIZ
GINA Beach this summer.
AXE Drummonti parties have taken the
place of other outings this season.
Mrs. Brown. mother of Mrs; George r.;
Bowden. and daughters. Mrs. Fuller. ana
Miss Jones. of Vineland, n. j., have re-
tuxnod Rome after several weeks visit to
Norfolk.
Miss Madalne J.. Mapp, OF farmviiie.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mapp. and Miss
Zilla Mapp. Of Accomac county, are IN the
Mrs A n Mahoney and Miss Ida lyman.
of Portsmouth. left for Richmond to-day
10 spend several weeks.
Miss Bette Latham has returned from
several weeks solourn in Alabama, accom-
panied by her COUSIN, MISS ooroci'a
Hughes. OF Mobile.
Miss Mamie Trigg has returned to her
home, in Abingdon.
zinc with her SISTER. Mrs. w. ID. DENLY. In
Duke street. ,,.
Mrs. Thomas PinckDey, of Morristown,
n. j.. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Irux-
ton. III Freemason street.
Miss Lillian Rodman and Ler motner. OF
Portsmouth. are in Richmond visiting
relatives.
Misses Live and Mamie West. of Berk-
lev. returned home yesterday from pro-
tracted visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs returned from Hert-
ford. n. c., last night. where she spent
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. hcMui-
len. NJ.
Miss Mamie Ellington. daughter OF Ar
William Ellington. IS dangerously III HI
ner father'sresidence near Hardy's Bridge.
Mrs. n. Il. Green, of Berkeley, returned
"Wednesday from a several weeks visit 10
friends in Elizabeth City. n. g., ana MISS
Annie Wood, OF Berkeley, has gone 10
Elizabeth City on visit.
Mr.. s. Weytworth Gary is still suffering
fron, ~ nghtning- he received isst
Saturday. n,
Mrs. Josie Grone. of Frederick, Nd,
who spent a week with friends IN Ports
mouth. returned home Yesterday:
Mrs. John i. White and Mrs. William i.
Harrison are visiting in Warrenton. n. o.
Miss Carrie Ullmann, OF this city, Is IN
Nr' john W. Sturdevant, popular
Young man of this city. has located IN
business In Chicago.
Miss Lula Jordan, Of Smithfeld. is visit
ing Miss Minnie Smith, in Chapel street.
MIR. and Mrs. w. III. Kennedy have gone
70 New York and sail ON the 2sth for Eng
land.
Miss Belva A. Lockwood, OF Washing
ton. d. c.. is again in the city.
blr. Walter Jones. Of Gloucester county,
is on visit to the city.
Rev. w. II. Edwards, pastor of Mcken-
dree Methodist Episcopal church. ID visit
ing in Fredericksburg.
Supervising Inspector John w. CAST
left for New YORK last night.
Judge Charles +. Goodwin. of Nottoway,
county, and Judge j. Il. Martin, OF North
Carolina, were in the city during the week.
Rev. John Lynch. chaplain of st. VIM
cents Hosptal, L. visiting In Richmond.
Alr. Frank A. Haywood, editor of the
S u'hern Progress, Of this city, is enjoying
himself in New York.
Quite q large number of people from
Grand Rapids, Mich, stopped two days IN
Norfolk tins week sightseeing.
Miss Helen Anderson, visiting Miss Cobb
in liolt street, has returned to Washing
ton. ID. c.
8lr. John II. Lewis. building contractor,
and Mrs. Lewis and Mr.. Fortunatus Col
Inns. of Washington, ID. c., who have been
spending O week with friends in Ports
mouth, left on Thursday for home.
Mir. Jazewell Ellett. Of Richmond. was
in Norfolk a day or two this week.
United States Inspector O'Sulli-
van. of this city, has been ordered to
Cootesville, Pa, to inspect steel for the
ship-buldlng company at Newport News.
Mr. Ii. II. Carter, who has been in South
west Virginia for q month, Is at home
again.
DR.. Louis Smith, Of Chattanooga. Tenn,
Is III the city.
Dr. c. p. wertenbsker, Of the United
States Marine Hospital service at Chicago
is on visit to Norfolk.
DIR. w. III. Cowell, Jr., of Berkeley, has
returned from visit to friends III Balti
more.
Rev. DR.. I. G. Jones. of the First Bsp.
fist church, will preach the commence
ment sermon at William and Mary enc
Rev. James /. Vance. of the First Presby
terian-church. will preach the baccalau
reate sermon at Norfolk College for Young
Ladies.