Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

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10 Richmond.
T,s steam-vncht Comet r. on on weets
cruise TO Old Po,pt, Hampton hoan ,,,a R..sn.
baum and children and Mr.. ana hfS. Joseph
NJ. Rosenbaum.
Mrs. John r. Powers infant son, and nurse
left Yesterday afternoon for cnorr;s,ono w
tage. Va, 10 spend tho month o. july. ~" :.
Powers accompanied iheui. he "''
the city next Wednesday.
The funeral Of Mrs Fannie Il; Ellyson' t wia1s
M Noses Eilyson, TOOK place from OF. IeteI >
Cathedral yesterday morning. INC sc' y, .
we've conducted by Rev. Father frloh aad ITO
interment was at shockoe.
Professor W. J. Young, Of Rnndolph-Naco
Collage. will preach at Ciay-street he,nouls, /,
Episcopal church at o'clock ms nof ,, MN
nj WnshingfOn-Slreet Methodist EpiscopaiSnuie"
at o'clock Ia the evening.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. p. Lsurens, 81 Ashland have
issucd Invitations TO the marriage OF theis
daughter. Mas Miriam, TO Mr. Daoney .. f1erce,
OF Richmond. Tuesday evening, july I'm z. :
o'clock, at tho Duncan-hemoriai chhpei Asn-
land. -.
Tho Blues Band has been engaged 20 accom-,
MANY Department- Commander Elgar AllAn anu
staff af the National Encampmenf, Grand Army
N the Republlc TO be held In Washington conf
mencing September 10th. Tho encampmenI
will continue for three days.
The Pegram Battalion Association wiz visit
Louisa Camp. Confederate Veterans az LOUISE
Courtbonse on saturday, July 9th, and an enjoy
able time is anticipated. Members gong should
report to william Ellis Jones, secretary, so pro
vision can be made for all who 60
Mr.. Leander Farrara. who was spoken OF In
Yesterdays DIsPATCH In connection with the cHsc
Of Mrs. Omega Wren, Is not In Italy, as was inu-
mated in the article referred 70, bat u al present
~ffw In AQmnNl NJ. received
a letter from M. Farrara yesterday
The following party returned to tho city yes
terday evening after having spent most de-
Ightfnl week At Norfolk and Ocean View: Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. jenkins. Miss Alma jenkins, Nr.
Lee Ferguson, Miss Cora tersusson' ar. "ater
jenkins, Miss Fannie jenkins, ana Mr. 1. L.
Sanderhn.
Mrs. John Anderson, Of Charlotte, y; G., who
has been on a visit 90 Mr. and Mrs. w. Wade,
No. ia south Pine street, haa returned home,
accompanied by her son, Mr. William Andel nn,
master machinlst OF the Danville Railroad Com
pany. pre- giOl5 % her sOiOurn In the mountains
in North Carolina for tho summer.
DIR. Charles Milton buchanan, late professor
Of chemistry and physics Of the Capitol Hi
High School, Washington, and Miss Annie Mea 10
"andOlDh Lea, OF Virginia, were married at
Epiphany church. Washington, THURSDAY eve
ming. The star Of that city says: The bride en-
tered by the centre aisle on the arm OF Mr. James
WoodhOuse, Of Richmond, who was a grooins-
man AZ tho wedding Of her grandfather, 4. 7.
Nash. Of Petersburg, and who gave her mother
away.
Tho following Is n list Of Richmond people re-
gisterod at Ocoan-NieW Hotel for tho week end-
Ing July 2d: Misses VI. Cary Laws, Nirgie )rewry,
Mary Drewry, Annie Drcwry, Mrs. Clay Drewry'
c. D. Larus and family, Hiss Minnie McCluer' i.
II. Garcn and wife, &. 4. McCluer. Young Jones
and wife, Miss NJ. A. Sedgwck, +. i. McGeorge,
William Rueger, II. c. kueger, J. N. Wayt, Mary
Wavt 4 II Howell Misc ". shepherd, Miss
WuIetto Hudgings. William i. HarwCOd, Mrs. A.
J. Vaughan, A. j. Vaughan, Jr., Mrs. Z. a. Cat
lin, Miss Catlin, Mr.. y. u. Talley, Miss Iallcy'
d. d. Talley, DR., and George W. Allen.