Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

Mrs. Allenia Tucker IN visiting her
uncles, G. A. and J. Il. Earnest, OF Ports
mouth and Norfolk.
Captain John A. Curtis returned from
the naval rendezvous quite SICK and Is still
confined TO his room.
Miss NJ. +. Cameron, Of Brunswick
county. is visiting the Misses Cleaton, at
62S north Sixth street.
Mr.. William r. Robins has returned
from Old Point, where he won't TO attend
the naval rendezvous.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Bigbie. OF Lynch
burg, are visiting Mrs. John Burruss, 500
north Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Smith and
friend, Mrs. Tenie Lane Taylor, spent yes
terday at Fort Monroe.
Miss Maud NJ. Trewett is in Norfolk, the
guest Of her juvenile classmste, Miss JEAN
nette Bland, Of Berkeley.
Messrs. J. Harry Lswder and Charles T.
Hardwicke left yesterday morning for
Hampton and Old Point.
Miss Rose Gillespie, Of AccOmac county,
Is stopping with Miss Minnie krouse, at
No. Ii west Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Waring, in COMPANY
with the Misses Roberts and Mrs. Il. K.
/ Scruggs, left yesterday for Old Point.
Messrs. Gus Stern. w. Z. Puryear, and
Frederick Brameyer left yesterday for
Old Point. They will return next week.
Mrs. ID. r. Epson. of Blackstone, and
her friend, Misc Nettie Hawks, are guests
of Mrs. A. Krouse, Of west Marshall street.
Syracuse Lodge, X. Of p, will hold a
verv interesting session tomorrow night.
They will have several candidates for each
rank.
Misses Hattie and Emma Freeman, Of
Rhode Island are on visit to their friend,
Mrs. William Il. Weisiger, No. 1907 west
Main street.
Misses Ruth /. Clarke. Susie Lear. Mary
Hicks. ANNE Lear. and Lula Smith have
returned TO the city after pleasant trip
to Old Point.
Mr.. j. l.. Armstrong is on visit 70 his
homo In this city. from trip 20 Niagara
Falls and New York. lie Will return to
Chicago in a few days.
Mrs. NJ +. Hewlett, Of Hanover, after
trip 80 Old Point IS spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. j. Is. WOOD, OF
22J3 Church-lilll avenue.
1 Mrs. Elizabeth Flower Willis, the distn-
guished elocutionist OF Boston and sister
OF Ur. Il. G. Flower will be IN Richmond
the latter part of this week.
Mr.. Roe c. Tupman left the city yester-
day for West Troy. n. y. where on Mednes-
day he will be united IN marriage to Miss
Jennie /. Snyder, Of that city.
The semi-annual meeting of the Kings
Daughters OF Virginia will he held at tho
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
TUESDAY afternoon at B o'clock.
The marriage Of Mr.. John Geddy and
Miss Emma Richardson IL announced for
Wednesday evening at o'clock at Olive
Branch church, James City county.
News has been received Of the death at
VumptOn of Nr. Wesley Cunningham. He
was anephew of CAPTAIN Thomas Cunning
ham. and was well known IN Richmond.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
William j. Enright and Miss Bridget NJ.
Keuney. TO take place on Wednesdav,
April 18th. az o'clock, at st. Patrick's
church.
Miss T. A. Arnzen and sister, Miss Carrie
Boone have lust returned from delight
ful visit to the naval rendezvous. having
been the guests OF the Misses Lands, OF
Norfolk.
NlissI. W. Haskins. with party of re-
latIves and friends. left on the 1913 tram
Yesterday for Chicago. where they will
meet the formers sister and remain
during tue lalI.
Messrs. Clash, Thompson & Co. an
nounce the first excursion OF the season 70
Washington for Whit Monday. The ira. n
will leave here Saturday night, May goth,
and return Tuesday.
A special meeting Of importance of the
Richmond Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals will be held IN the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
Tuesday evening ct 3 o'clock.
Rev. 4. r.. Moore will commence a series
of revlvals at Marshall-Street Christian
church tonight. The song service Will
begin at 1870 O'Clock and the sermon Will
commence half an hour later.
Miss ina Blum has returned to the city
after pleasant stay at Hampton and Ola
Point where she went to attend the rem
devious. Whilst there she was the guest
Of Mrs. Arthur :. Segar, OF the former
place.
An alarm Of fire was sent in yesterday
morning 40 S4J o'clock from Station No.
I. but when Steamer No. arrived at the
corner Of Brook avenue and Clay streets,
where the blaze was said TO be, no ire was
/ discovered.
I Mr.. Rockecharlie, who some We ks ago
met with an accident while stepping from
q train at Elba. and who was taken TO the
Retreat for the Sick, where his leg was
( amputated has 20 far recovered from the
effects of the operation that he Will leave
the institution to-day.
Tho following mombers Of the Belle
/ mont Club left for Norfolk aud the naval
review RIA the Chesapeake and Ohio route
last evening: +. Callahan. j. Bannister,
/ j. Harmon, j. Sullivan, ). Hicks, W. Fltz-
/ patrick. J. Brantley, w. Haley, h. Hicks,
/ j. W. Burnett and +. ID. Burke.
! DR.. Lewis Wheat, Mr.. William G. Cren-
! shaW's physician. said yesterday that the
| statement which appeared in Louisa let
! ter that Sir. Crenshaw was suffering from
( an attack OF paralysis was mistake Mr..
/ Crenshaw has been able 20 driv" out Tor o
/ week and will return home tomorrow.
! Mr.. Julian G. Smith, of No. 3O7 west
! Cary street. has gone on visit to Old
/ Point. Hampton, Norfolk, Baltimore,
( Washington, and Alexandria. lie will
spend several days with his son, Mr.. John
/ kice Smith a well-known popular tele-
graph operator, who, with his family, now
/ resides III Alexandria.
Mr.. w. l.. Dawley aud family and Miss
/ May Dawley Will take the noon train to-
/ day for tho North. where they Will visit
! their parents and friends. Dir. Dawley
will go to Indianapolis, Ind, TO attend the
| Convention of the International Assocla-
| ton of MachinIsts, which will take place
there in Msy. and Join his wife after 1t adj
! JOurns.
Messrs. Hugh Watson and William II.
| Latham, of the Trinity Herald. CATALONIA
| Parish. La. are In the city. They walked
| here from Washington, and Will make
| their way on foot through the southern
| States TO New Orleans. The two journal
| lists will write up their experiences on the
Journey for the Washington fos! and New
| Orleans Times Democrat
Mr.. q. Edward Taylor, a son of Captain
| George w. Taylor, of 2l7 north Eighteenth
| street, Is again confined 10 the house with
n severe sprain of the same ankle which
was broken some timo since by his being
pushed from the top of freight train
while in rapid motion. The accident oc-
| Cured this time by slipping upon ba-
naus peeling which was lying on the pave
ment.
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