Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
CharIottesyIlie.
of tho Richmond Dispatch.I

Charlottesville, Va. February 20. MIR.
Murray Mcclure, the dandy" pitcher on
the VARSITY" baseball team. publishes
some good and strong reasons why a pro
fessional coacher should be employed this
season.
The athletic association has had large
photographs made OF the valiant, Nigo-
rous Virgnlans" who composed the
VARSITY football team. and presented
each member with copy ma menento OF
the season OF 1922. 1t is to DO regretted
that the genial face of the great " Billie"
Garth does not appear in the picture:
Mrs. Calvin Stokes, of Prince Edward
county. Is on q visit to her brother, the
Rev. John b. Turpin.
Mrs. Maxey. of Philadelphia. who has
been visiting her father, the Rev. DIR. j. 5.
Hanckel. for several months, went to
Washington yesterday.
Mrs. Lille Hope Norton. of Gloucester
county, has been visitor in Charlottes-
vile tor the past week.
Mr.. Charles II. Harmon, OF New 1ork,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. p. G. Gassie, Of Massie's Mills, Mel
son county. is the guest OF Judge John Ia.
Cochran, near tie university.
Mrs. William j. Ficklin is visiting the
family of General Hood Baltimore.
The Christ Church Sewing Society reor-
ganized on Wednesday last. at tie resi-
twenty-five members. Miss Mary South
all was elected president Mrs. L. S. Keller,
yice-presdent Miss Virginia Long. secre-
tary Miss Sue Nelson, treasurer. The next
meeting will be held at the residence of
Professor james II. Gilmore Monday at
ternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Silver, of jefferson City. Mo-,
b. l.. of the University of Virginia,
1870 OIL. visited his old friends IN this place
this week.
Mrs. Mary Minor and Miss Mary Lewis
have been in Richmond this week.
bir. and Mrs. Z. A. Watson and Mrs. II.
Z. Smith. OF Bath county. have been the
guests of Mr.. A. c. Rucker at Monte
bello," near the University.
DR.. Jones, of Waynesboro'. has moved
his Office to Crozet. this county.
Miss Gertie Brown. of Glendower, is the
guest of Miss Maud Woods.
Mrs. Nj. j.. Harris. who for the past
three weeks has been visiting her son IN
Roanoke. returned to her homo, in Mil
lington, this week.
Mr.. p. II. Propes, Of Mlllington, who
has been confined to his bed for a long
time, IS still unable to resume his busi-
ness. ..
Mir. RAYMOND Mead, who has been quito
sick for some time past, is slowly improv-
Mrs. EN-. Clarke ia enjoying visit from
her son, Mr.. Albert Clarke, of Roanoke. at
her home. Mechum's River. :,
Mr.. j. G.. Good, who has been confined
TO his room for several months, is improv-
Miss Bette Brown has been the guest Of
Mrs. J. r. Early, Of Doylesyille. for the
Miss Fannie Banks has returned TO
Browns Cove, from attending her mother.
who was sick.
Mrs. Laura Marshall is visiting her uncle.
Mr.. J. T.. Harris. at Free Union.
Mr.. L. Waddill, who lives near Owens
Vile. this county. had the misfortune TO
| break his arm few days ago by laillhg
| from his horse.
Mir. NJ. T.. Roberts, of Roanoke, who
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. ". o.
| Roberts. at Free Union, has returned TO
| his home. 49,.
Mrs. Acner Thompson. near Alfred. this
county, is very sick, and fears are enter
| tanned for her recovery.
: Mrs. Daphne Carter. also OF the same
| place. has been quite sick for two weeks.
Mrs +. n. Magruder, OF Glenmore, Is
visiting friends here.
Colonel J. ]. Bowcock, whose serious i'll
ness have referred to in this correspond
ence. died yesterday at o'clock L. NJ. IN
the ssth wear of his age. Death ensued
| from paralysis. lie will he buried to-mor-
] row in the family burlal-GrOunuS AZ ROCK
land" his late home, near Rio Mills, In
this county. Colonel Bowcock IN the DAYS
of his political activity was leading
Wing. aud several times represented the
county in the Legislature. For nearly
forty wears no was magistrate. Sixty
seven years ago he was married, and his
wife survives him.
Couesrllle Hems-bfrs. Bowen, of Fabers
Mills, is visiting Mrs. V. A. Hammer, at
"Castig Lame"
Mrs. A. s. Watson has been visiting her
father, Mr.. Wheeler, at Arlington.
Mrs. Randolph. of Carriers Bridge, Is
visiting her father, Mr. Alfred Haines, at
"Jngleside."
MIR. Marshall Dinwiddie. Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, Is visiting Mrs.
| l.. NJ. Wayland.
Mrs. NJ. +. Clarke IL in Staunton visiting
her daughter, who is quite sick.
Miss Turner is visiting her uncle, MT
Grooms.
The ladies Of the Methodist church at
Howardsvile gave an oyster supper at the
Masons' Hall on FRIDAY night. The pro-
ceeds were for the benefit of the church.
Mr.. William Spencer and Miss Lillian
Cleveland were married at the Methodist
church at Howardsville few days ago by
| the Rev. Mr.. Williams.
MIR. Howard Renshaw. of st. Louis. II
the guest of Mr.. Eldrldge Turner, at How
ardsville.