Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
Personal Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'I
CHARLorTEsy1LLE, Va, January IL
Invitations TO the marriage Of Miss
Lena Norvell to Mr.. c. q. Page and
Miss Lou Smith to Mr. William {.
Marsh have been issued, the ceremony
to take place at the Baptist church Jan
nary 18th at II o'clock. The brides
elect are the daughters Of Mrs. W. W.
Norvell, OF this city.
MIR. and Mrs. +. b. Peyton, of Alex
andria, were the guests OF Dir. t. -.
Peyton, Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Miss Grimsley, of Orange, and Miss
Lewis. OF Madison Courthouse, have
been the guests Of the Misses Littleton'
Ridge street.
Miss Rush Goodloo and Mr.. W. G.
Goodloe, of Big Stone Gap, have been
visiting Mr.. W. z. LipscomD.
Or. Abrams, whose sons have been
attending Major Horace W. Joness
school. IN this city, left here Wednesday
morning for his home, in Houston, Tex,
accompanied by Mrs. Abrams and one
of her sons.
Mr.. r. NJ. Pence of the Jc9crsonian
force, has been confined to his room by
sickness.
! lieutenant Taylor, of the United
States Navy recently Of Washington, j.
c.. has retired. and is now making his
home In this city.
The friends Of Mr.. John s. Patton
will regret to learn that he has been
quite sicl, and is still confined to his
bed.
Mrs. N. u. S. Long visited her
brother in Washington this week.
Mr.. Alter Of fittsburg, Pa, will
spend several months In Charlottesville.
Dr. w. c. y. Randolph, of this city,
is cousin Of President Harrison and
tine rector OF the great University Of
Virginia.
8lr. Graham Page has been quite sick
this week.
Dir. Phipps Miller and bride, nee Miss
Hannabella Jackson, OF Marion, have
returned from an extended northern
tour. and will make their home at Colo
mel Thomas l.. Irestons, near the Uni
yersity.
There was very enjoyable euchre
party ut the residence OF Mr.. j. W. Mar
shall on Tuesday evening, at which SIX
teen friends were present. Mr.. y. ii.
Lindsay, editor Of the Daily ProgrcSS,
was the winner Of the gentlemans
prize. while Miss Mamie Sieg carried of
the prize offered for the best ladyplayer.
Mrs. VI. i. Roberts and MIR. ". j. kel-
Ter were the poorest players in the party,
and were consequently awarded the
BOBBY prizos. At the conclusion OF the
game refreshments We're served.
MIR. George W. Morris has been visit
ing friends in Eastern Virginia this
week.
Mr. Harrison Randolph has been
compelled to discontinue his studies on
account Of i'll health. He, however, re-
tains his position as instructor IN mathe-
mates at the university.
Messrs. Scarborough and Taylor have
returned to the university from
lengthy visit to their homes, III Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. i. Roberts, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, Is improving
The many friends OF Judge John l..
Cochran will be glad TO learn that he
continues to improve rapidly.
Mr.. T. I. Wood has resigned the Office
of secretary and treasurer of the Pres
byteran Sunday school, and Mr. j. n.
Wadlell elected treasurer and Mr.
Charles =. Harris secretary. Appro-
pirate resolutions in appreciation Of the
services Of Mr.. Wool were adopted.
Mr.. John II. Hamilton, who has been
visiting his uncle, Mr.. W. j. Barksdale.
for the past few days, left this week for
New York, where he has accepted the
presidency Of the st. Lawrence railroad.
Miss Piper, of Marshall, Mo-. is visit
ing Miss Mollio Page, at Batesvillo, this
county.
The Rev. Henry NJ. Woods delivered
a lecture before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Wednesday evening.