Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

yesterday 70 spend his vacation with his
grandmother, ut Prince George Court
house.
Misses Laura and Mamie Beeton, Of Lex
ineton, are visiting the family of Captain
T. w. Jinks, of No. 225 south Laurel
street.
Miss Katie Gathright and sister, Mis-:
Ada. of Church Hill, have left the city 70
visit relatives aud friends in buckingham
county.
General Joseph r. Anderson left the city
| FRIDAY for the lsle Of Shoals. IN ST. Law.
renee river. His health is somewhat i'm.
proved.
After an extensive northern tour, Drs
| II. b, Slower and II. z. Franklin are regis.
tered at the Richelieu Hotel, Montreal
Canada.
Misses Maude Journey, Meude Hill. and
Lucie Haynes attended tho hop given of
the Bowling Green Academy last Wednes-
day night.
Postmaster Russell hopes to have can
ceiling machine in the post-otiice very
soon. These machines are used IN oil the
| large cities.
Miss Jennie Bond. OF No. 900 north
! Twenty-ffth street, left the city Monday
| TO visit her sister, Mrs. X. l.. Ettenger, OF
Duluth, MINI.
Miss Josie Kosslow he's left the city with
| her nephew, Master Willie Jones, on O
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Phil Meisel, Jr., Of
| Gumberry, n. G.
Paymaster G.. p. Thompson, United
| States navy. and his sister. Miss Julia ID.
/ Il. Thompson, of this city, are summeriDg
at Atlantic City. N. j.
Mr.. Samuel 7. Preston, OF this city. met
| here yesterday his brother, Mr.. Andrew
| Preston, of Roanoke, whom he bad not
| seen for twenty years.
Misses Rose and Alice Glasgow, Of south
| Laurel street, will leave Tuesday for the
| mountains. where they will spend the re-
maInder OF the summer.
Miss S. Daisy Smith of west Cary street,
| is home again after q delightful visit 10
| friends and relatives in LynehDurg, Char
| lottesyille, and Stanton.
Miss Estello Hyslope, Of 302 west Clay
| street, and Miss Maud Thompson, OF 8l7
| west Marshall street, are visiting friends in
| Louisa and Hanover counties.
Miss Annie Bland. of King and Queen,
who has been visiting the Misses Glasgow,
of south Laurel street. has returned
| home after very pleasant stay.
Miss Annie Clinely, daughter of Mr..
Charles Clinely, who was taken extremely
| i'll at the corner of Sixth and Broad streets
on Friday evening, is reported by her
physician TO be slowly improving.
Miss Josie Kerse, of No. 72l west Mar
shall street is visiting friends in Washing
ton and Baltimore and before returning
home will spend week in Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie Garret, who has been spend.
ing some time with Captain John II. Red
wood, on Church Hill. returned to her
home. in Baltimore, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Eddie Stumpf and wife. Mrs. John
J. Steinbrecher. and Miss Rosa Schu-
mann have returned after most delight
full trip to Atlantic City aud Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Charles F. Taylor, of Richmond,
who is q guest at the St. Claire, says the
Daily Spray, Asbury Park, n. j., Is one OF
the handsomest ladies summering in the
Park.
Miss Lottie f.. Godsey. Of west Clay
street, will leave next Thursday for Buck
ingham county, where she will be the
guest of Miss Anette Allen for several
weeks.
Captain J. r. Bailey, the popular con-
ductor of the Chesapeake and Ohio, east
ern division. has gone on q ten-days' trip
to Orange Courthouse to be with his
family.
Miss Cora Bell gave a delightful birth
day party Thursday night at her residence,
No. Sl7 north Twenty street. About
twenty young ladies and gentlemen were
present.
Mrs. Edward Dunford and her daugh-
| ters, Misses Edna and Bell, OF 523 north
First street, have lett for Louisa county TO
spend the balance of the summer with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flegenhimer are
| at Atlantic City. MIR. Flegenhmer cele-
brated his Goth birthday last Sunday eve
| ming. and a number OF friends enjoyed his
| hospitality.
Mr.. j. b. Sterling, who has been very i'll
| for the past eight months, is now rapidly
improving The doctor will not allow him
to leave his room at present, perfect quiet
bing necessary.
Mr.. j. C. Spindle, and her sister. Miss
| Kate X. Anderson, OF SOB east Leigh street,
left on the 10th instant for their old home,
Oak Grove" ln Essex county. They will
return on October 1st.
Mrs. James j. Harcum and little son,
Morton. accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Alice Sutherland, have returned from q
pleasant visit to Old Point. Hampton, Yir-
glnia Beach, and other points.
Mr.. Joseph H. Heeke leaves for Goshen
tonight. From there he will go to Staun-
ton 10 attend the convention of the deaf
mutes of this State, which will be held
there on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Misses Maggie b. Allen and Salhe NJ.
Allen have left the city on an extended
trip, and will visit friends in Talcott, Hin
ton, and Huntington, w. Va. They expect
to return about the middle of October.
Miss Annie Murphy, of COZ Buchanan
street, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Sally Webster, has left for Norfolk where
she will be the guest Of her uncle, ex-
Councilman Hope, of Freemason street.
Justice Fr1sckhorn is keeping his eyes and
ears open in the hope OF seeing or hearing
something that will lead TO the identity of
the man's remains recently found upon
the bank of the river at Daybreak land
ing.
IEThe remains of Mrs. Lenora Neurath
Page, who died in Baltimore of typhoid
fever, reached here yesterday morning
and were inferred III lakewood cemetery.
Rev. DIR. w. A. Campbell officiated at the
grave.
Mr.. II. A. Coleman left the city on yes
terday for bis home, in Spotsylvania. Du-
ring his absence he will visit the Natural
Bridge and the Caverns of Luray. At Lu-
ray he will be tho guest of his cousin, Mr..
Thomas Collins.
Rev. ]. d. Hart, the supply at Leigh
Street, and Rev. c. i. Taylor. the supply
at West-View Baptist church, will ex-
change pulpits this morning, in order that
the latter NAV administer the Lords sup
per at Leigh-Street.
Services will be held in the Mission Tent
at o'clock tonight. Mr. Walter Reams
Will lead the singing. Rev. G.. 4. Williams
will preach. Mr.. Williams Will also preach
in the morning at Howard's-GroYe church
and Rev. W. Is. Tyler at night.
MIR. +. II. Ferguson and his sister. Miss
Jennie Ferguson, left yesterday for To-
ronto. where the former will attend the
Tuesday the 10Th. They will return uia
Niagara and other pleasure resorts.
During the absence of Rev. DR.. Hatcher,
pastor of Grace-Street Baptist church. his
pulpit will be filled by Rev. Joseph
Walker, vino has upon many occasions
preached TO Richmond congregations in
this and other houses OF worship. Mr..
Walker is on unusually interesting man TO
listen to.