Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
COMING AND GOING.
rueimoveMeNTs o. RICHMOND PEG
PIE AND THEIR FRIENDS.
p,,.f Bl,s of News AMI Ges.ip From Al
parts Of The City IS tile hso "y
The Dispatch Reporter.


the city.
| Mr. Daniel Dillon, OF Chesterheiu' u III
the city on business.
Mr.. T. Taylor Harris left last thursday
for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Nat. Frazer has returned from
trip North and to Chicago.
Mr.. James II. Pace Is In Dah'iiie
where his brother IL quite ILL.,
Mr.. Stuart A. Weiss will leave for the
North In few days on business.
DIR. C. f. Hartman has returned from
a delightful trip to the Worlds Fair
Mr.. w. +. Drew and wife will leave
Monday for Chicago and Niagara faiis'
Mr.. Joseph Il. Hall. and sister, VIII
return from the Worlds Fair in Few
days
Captain Arthur NJ. Mace. OF Washing
ton. ID. c., will spend this week In the
city.
Mr.. Joseph Gillock has returned TO the
city. after a pleasant trip 10 the hioun-
tains.
Mrs Susan A. Weiss. Is on a visit
10 her mother. Mrs. f.. F. Talley, OF Abe
marie.
Mr. Josepb I,ongan. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, leaves for Chicago on
the 18th.
Mr.. 2. Bruce Chesterman. Jr, and Au-
brey Chesterman, left Thursday TOT 'he
Worlds Fair.
N1cssrs. +. F. Carter and w. T. Dawson
left Saturday morning on a Visit 10 the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. r. 6. and Neal McCurdy have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair, after a
ten-days' visit.
Mr.. Ben Jacobs, OF Main street, left
Thursday for the Worlds Fair. TO be
gone two weeks.
Mr.. W. r. Smelling, with his sister,
Miss Salle. left Tuesday last for WISH
to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lillian NJ. Maddox, OF Washington
will be the guest OF Miss George stein
back during this week
ur. William F. Brandt left last evening
on a business trip to Washington, fhiia-
delphia, and New York.
Mrs. r. w. Woods, OF Goa west Clay
street. who has been spending some time
has returned to the city.
Mr.. Gibbon Carter, former resident
OF this city. will leave shortly Tor his
home In Fort Meade. Florida.
Misses Blanch and Pullin Hechler have
returned from Chicago. after n most de-
lightful visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. Fred. Peasants. Charles s.
Stringfellow, Jr.. W. 5. Workman and
Blair Boiling are at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Russell McGeorge, Of King William
county. Virginia. is visiting her sister.
Mrs r. w. Woods, OF Goa west Clay
street
Miss Loua NJ. Cashier. of Allegheny
Pa, will be the guest Of Miss Mary ID.
Foster, No. Sl5 north Eleventh street this
month.
Messrs. William Trigg. Thomas Akin
son, Frank Davenport Willie Massle'
and others left yesterday In a private
car for Chicago.
Miss Ethel A. Baugh. OF Petersburg,
who has been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Robert Traylor. of south Pine street,
has returned home.
Mr.. George W. Anderson. OF the
Seventh-Street Christian church, will lead
the service at the Soldiers Home this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. A. Il. Armstrong left yesterday
evening for Chicago, where she will join
her son, Mr. James l.. Armstrong. on
her return she will visit Niagara Falls.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church to-day
the pastor will preach morning and night
from the one text, And ], IL / be lifted
up from the earth, will draw all men unto
me-"
Mrs. L. H. Acree, of 2lj north Nine
teenth street Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. G. Woodward, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
and will 20 from there TO the World
Fair. returning to Richmond about No
vember list
Wesley Brown, the young man who tool
laudanum Friday evening. recovered yes
terday morning, and was taken home
The ambulance physicians worked on hin
all night, and at times it was thought he
would certainly die.
A debate has been arranged between
two members of Jefferson Lodge /. O. G.
| T.. TO be held in the lodge-room, corner
| Of Mosby and Venable streets, on Thurs
night, October II. 1893
An invitation has been extended to the
Italian Beneficial Society, OF this city, to
be present at the celebration by the
italian Beneficial Society OF Norfolk, on
| Thursday next. 1t Is thought the invi-
| tation will be accepted.
DR.. Iandrum in continuation OF his
| series of sermons on Applied Christian
| ity" will preach at the Second Baptist
| church tonight on the Ubiquitous Law
OF Supply and Demand"
Colonel and Mrs. A. S. Buford have
issued invitations to the marriage of
| Miss Ellis Strother to Mr. Fred w. Scott,
| of Scott & stringfellow. The ceremony
will take place at st. PauPs church,
| November 18th, at p. NJ.
| Miss Louise Quarles and Miss Mary
| Quarles expect TO leave for Louisville
next Tuesday to attend the wedding OF
their cousin, Mr.. W. b. Philips, of the
| Louisville Courier-Journal.
Mr.. r. II. Wright, chief clerk in the
Office OF the general superintendent OF the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, and Mr.. Samuel d. Rice. master
road carpenter for the same company,
have returned from Chicago.
The time allotted to Mr.. Marshall Bur.
ton for serving notice on the Henricc
County Democratic Committee that he
would contest the nomination OF Mr.. Bin.
ford expired yesterday. So far as Is
known Mr.. Burton did not file the neces.
sary papers.
Governor Mckinney has appointed
George Il. Crawford. ESQ. Of Richmond.
as a representative to the Real Estate
Agents Convention. which will be held in
Chicago during the week beginning the
23rd instant. Mr.. Crawford has an ex-
tensive experience In real estate business.
and is familiar with the advantages and
superior inducements offered by Virginia
TO those in search Of good, cheap and
comfortable homes.
Guests at Gofham's Hotels.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)