Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
FredericksbnrR.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
FREDERIcKsBURG, Va, January S0.-Mrs.
G. +. REYNOLDS left yesterday for Augusta,
Ca, where she will visit friends
Mr.. W. ID. Peyton, OF Richmond, 10 visiting his
father, IN Stafford, Captain 5. 9. Peyton.
Mrs Jennie Sulzbacher, Of Baltimore, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. BENJAMIN Goldsmith.
hr. William Sacrey, formerly OK this city but
now Of Philadelphia, Is ON visit TO relatives.
Mr.. r. w. Hicks and Mr.. John Leary, Of Rich
mond, we're In the city this week on business
Mr.. j. X. Clarke, OF Baltimore, owner OF the
Fredericksburg wster-power, paid the city a
visit yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. Hatch, son-ln-law of Mr.. J.. w.
Adams. left this week for England to visit bis
mother. He will be abroad two months
Miss Boal herndon, daughter OF Major Ken
drick HerndoD, is visiting relatives in Stafford
county.
Miss Jennie Smith, OF Baltimore, Is visiting
Mrs. Carmichael ON Prince Edward street.
Mr. Alfred Moss, Of chattanooga, Tenn, Is visit
Inc his uncle, MIR. David Forbes, on Hanover
street.
Mrs. Kate Cary and Mrs. Reneir, Of Baltimore,
who have been visiting Miss Matte Young, will
return 10 their homes Monday.
Miss Louise Furneyhough, after visit OF seye-
raj months 70 friends In Richmond, has returned.
Mr.. Y. II. Honey, OF Stafford, left to-day for
Washington, where he win engage In the livery
business
Mr.. James II. Lon, OF Alexandria, was In the
city yesterday on business trip.
Mira. w. p. Patterson, OF Stafford, Is quito III,
and but little hopes are entertained for her re-
covery.
b. b. Turner, Esq. the Alliance lecturer. is
visiting the sub7Alliances in stafford ana King
. Mr.. Sanford Lunsford Of Stafford, had his right
foot badly cut yesterday while splitting wood.
Mr.. William J. King who has been quite sick,
Mrs. Charles L. Hunter and granddaughter,
Miss Sadie Rodgers, spent several days in Rich
mond this week
dist Episcopal Church, South, OF Stafford will be
neld at Andrecos chapel, that county, on Febru-
AIRY 9th and 9Th.
Rev. j. T. Wightman, d. D.. Of Washington,
will preach at the Methodist church here to-
morrow morning and night he will also assist
In the revival which begins Monday night.
Rev. X. X. Howisor, OF Richmond, will preach
at the Presbyterian church here tomorrow
morning aud evening Services at IL A N. and
4P. NJ. This church Is yet without pastor.
Hon. George G, Tanner, ex-United States Con-
sui, will deliver a lecture at the Opera-uouse
hero Tuesday night on his escape from Fort
Delaware and Point Lookout. The proceeds win
be donated TO r. 5. Chew Camp, Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans
Mr.. Josiah hayard, Jr., cashier for Lowrey
Co., dry good dealers, Is quite sick with the grip.
The Progressive Whist Club held their regular
meeting last night at the residence OF Ars. J.
L. Wheeler. After the game a delightful repast
was partaken OF and the entire evening greatly
enjoyed.
The successful players were Miss Carrie Flick
In and Mr.. Charles Hurkamp.
Those present we're Mrs. Won Schon, Misses
Alice Gordon, Annie Hurkamp, Mamie Hern-
don, Carrie Ficklin, Mamie Taylor, Marion Scott,
Captain Won Schonn. A. b. Bolts. Sr., RAINY
Fitzhugh, A. b. Bolts, Jr., Charles Hurkamp,
Alfred Moss, John Scott, }. l. Wheeler.
MIR. A. III. Conway, who died In Newport News
Thursday, from paralysis, was former resi-
dent Of this city and for several years engaged
in the grocery business.
Mr.. William Pratt Berry, an honored citizen Of
King George county and q member OF the old
1hlrtieth Virginia regiment, died at his resi-
dence (Ravenswood), IN that cCdnty. Tuesday, OF
pneumonia. lie was fifty-two years old