Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dis0atcA.l
STANTON. VA. April 22.-The Rev. W. j.
J.. Cox. pastor of the Stanton Baptist
church. spent several days III Richmond
tins week.
Mrs. Alexander T.. Robertson returned
Mouday from a visit 10 her sister, Mrs.
Hunter II. Mcclure. of Richmond.
Mr. Charles W. Miller, who hasspeut the
past wear and tt bali in California and Ore
Con. has returned here to his old home.
Mrs. Florence Gardner, who X engaged
i'm missionary work III Japan, i IN the city
visiting her niece. Mrs. p. +. Powell.
Misses Carrie and May Crow!e left
Wednesday for q visit TO friends IN Balti-
more.
tuesday Mr.. Thomas c. Kinney left for
New Orleans. where on Monday evening
the Path he will lead to the altar one Of the
Crescent City's falrest bellies, Miss Caro-
line Hancock Johnston.
Mrs. ANNE W. Hughes. Of North Caro-
lima. ls IN the city, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Starke Burke.
Mrs. r.. j, Keller. Of Beuwood, Is IN the
CITY. the guest Of her uncle, Dir. ). W.
Mr.. W. G. MoGett, the Baltimore and
Ohio agent here, has returned from a trip
60 tho Monumental City.
Misses Cora llnsley and Helen Hanger
are the guests OF friends al Rapidan.
Mrs. j. W. Arbuckle, Of Lewisburg, was
IN the city Wednesday and Thursday. the
guest Of friends.
Miss Meta Hullihen Is in Shenandoah
CITY visiting friends. .
MAJOR j. W. Newton has been appointed
manager OF tho Virginia exhibit at the
Worlds FAIR. .
Superintendent Benjamin BiRckford, Of
the Western LuHatIc Asylum. ar the board
meeting here this week was appointed a
delegate to the American Association OF
superintendent Of Insane Asylums TO
meet al Chicago. June 9th.
Mrs. MIillsm Watson, OF Charlotte'VIlIe.
Is vIelting the family Of DR.. j. NJ. Watson
al Flshersvllle.
Miss Sarah Rock left Tuesday TO visit
Mrs. j. G. King, OF Bristol.
Miss Estel.c Asst IS IN Charlottesville,
the guest OF Mrs. J. O. Hudson.
Mrs. Charles Parker. OF Charlottesville,
j. spending u fortnight with her sister,
Mrs Junett I. Asst. al Edgewood."
Mr.. Randolph Harrison. Of the Lvnch-
burg bar. spent several days here during
the week. visiting AIs brother. Sir George
NJ. Harrison.
Miss Bertha Lackev. of Glasgow. is in
the city. the guest OF her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Jane, Templeton.
Miss Ada Hawpe has returned from Har-
risonburg. where She was the guest OF Mr..
and hlrs. John ". Iallaterro.
MIR. John Is. Evans. Of ~Lynchburg, for
merly a prominent tobacco manufactures
and politician of tins city, IS prominently
mentioned Us a candi date Tor the cOllec-
torship of the Sixth District.
Mrs. Charles l.. Young and her daugh-
ter. Miss Minnie A.. Young, of CAarlottes-
vile. are the guests of Mrs. lOung's bIO.
ther. DR.. b. NJ. Atkinson.
bliss Ellen Corprew, N~ews-Editor George
!. Bolen, Messrs. Andrew Bowling, Michael
kivlighaD. William A. Burke, Mrs. New
ton Arseubright, and Mrs. 4. ". Caldwell,
Edward Burke. Councilmen O. NJ. GOode
and John McQuaIde. MeSsfS. james A. and
Jacob Wehn. Captain j. G.. Marquis, Isaac
WITT, Donald Allen and family, Or. +. /.
Nevman are some of the stanton people
attending tue naval rendezvous at Hamp-
ton Roads this Wosk.
Mr.. T.. A. Poytun, Of Charlottesville, is
here. the guest Of hls uncle, Colonel George
MIR. George d. Peasants, of Richmond,
speut Iuesday and Wednesday here.
Miss Jennie Mae Peck. who has been on
quite an extended visit 10 friends IN Wash
lngton, New York. and Norfolk, is eX-
pected 10 return home next week.
MIR. Charles Russell Caldwell left Friday
10 spend q few days ia Richmond with
friends. -,
The following Richmond people visited
our CITY this week f.. Block, L. B.. Lane
and wife. Percy {. Christian. G.. +. Daniel,
". Il. Halght, h. l.. Micbaels. ID. Is.
Kebneweiler, r.. j.. Vaughan. W. ". Myers,
Phil. Is. Shield, T.. q. KhOads, }. II. Dug
gins. Frank IA. Mcclure. Frank l. Allen,
Beverley CIump, and l.. J.. Porch.