Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Charlottesville Contributions.


tCorrespondenceo OF the Richmond Dlsoatch.1
CuARLorTHsvILLE.V Va, MAY 2o.-Mrs: A. J..
Riyes. of "Castle Hill" left for Pniladei-
,b;a on Monday TO ioiu Mrs Chanler,
who will spend the heated term at Atlantic
CITY. and will not return to Albemarle IN
til late in the fall.
fudge William j. Parrot, who has been
confined TO his room by sickness tor
week, has sufficiently recovered To oe out
again.
visiting friends a. New Market aud Au-
eusta county. returned 20 her home III
this city. yesterday. w
II. Kent. and her daughter. Miss Warnie
r.. who have been visiting relatives IN
Columbus. Ga, arrived in charlottesville
Yesterday en- route to Gordonsville. where
Nrs. Kent has been residing with her son.
Mr.. j. II. Kent, of the GGzeiie. She mas
been quito i'll during her absence. =,
Mr.. G. ID. Carter, captain commanding
the charlottesville Hose. Hook. and Ladder
Companv. has been requested TO discuss
Tonic No. /" Which System OF Water
Works Is the Most suitable, Direct-P Pres
sure Reservoir or Stand-Pipe at the
meeting of the Virginia Fire Association:
which meets in Stanton on the 7th OF
June.
The annual reunion of the Alumni so:
cletv and the commencement exercises OF
the Miller Manual Labor School Will taKe
place on the 18th of June. banquet
will follow, to which captain =; r; 'aW-
ter. sfperintendent OF the school. mas
sent the following afTectionate invitation I:
ITO our children, wherever scattered, we
send, with hearty greetings, cordial III;
yitation to come to our annual feast anu
revisit these old scenes, where warlh
welcome awaits them" :,
Mr.. A. H. Mcknight, who was called
here last week by the death OF his father,
Mr.. c. II. Mcknight. left for New Rochelle
J.. l.. where he is engaged in the art PIE
sentative" ,.,
Captain ]. c. Flanagan. Of Clifton
Forge. visited relatives here this week.
Mis-. j. T.. Martin and child ore visiting
her sister. Mrs. ID. X. Witt. at Fall Creek.
Mrs. f. b. Gianninny and children are
visiting Mr.. ]. A. Burgess. in Culpeper
Professor John Il. Minors friends are
pleased 10 see him out driving after his
long spell of illness. ...,
Miss Halle Eutter. who has been visiting
friends in Charlottesville for the past
week. left for her home, in Lynchbure. =,
a very rare pleasure was enioyed by all
who attended Miss III. ". Randoph's stu
do reception. The exhibit of her own
pictures and those of her pupils OF TINS
year prove her to be an artist. Among
her best productions is portrait OF her
: ancestor, Thomas jefferson, which Is soon
TO be sent 10 the Worlds Fair.
The Rev. X. r. Neighbour, who conduct
ed sueh successful revival In this city
recently, has left Nashville. Tenn, where
/ he has been attending the Southern Bap-
( fist Convention, for his homo. IN Dennlson,
Tex Mr.. Neighbour received number Oh
handsome presents when ne leit Onaf-
/ lottesvilie, among them several fine
umbrellas. costly Oxford Bible, and O
splendid leather trunk suitable for his
Journey to Brazil. to which country he
soon expects TO depart as a mlssonary.
/ Mrs. NJ. l.. Harris. of Blair Park, Is
spending few days at Pleasant Val
/ ley" her old home.
! Mrs. Rosalie Cole. wife of Captain w
r. Cole, who was accidentally killed on
the railroad near Clifton Forge on March
/ 2sth. with her two children. her sister
/ (Miss Helen Briggs, and father-ln-laN
/ (Mr. John Cole). all of Richmond. are
visiting the family OF the Rev. hoy lem
pie.
Miss Nora Hutton, of West Virginia
and Mr.. James Bell, Of Augusta county
are the guests Of the Misses Christian.
The friends of Miss LuOv Temple are
glad to welcome her home again.
! Mrs. George X. Dabney, OF Roanoke, !!
visiting Mrs. W. p. Lipsoomb.
Mr.. }. s. Doubleday has returned to the
university. after spending several days a.
| his home, in North Carolina.
| Miss Kate Nelson lett for short visit u
her friends IN Richmond.
Miss Mollie Bridgewater. of Nelson
county, is visiting her relatives IN thi'
place.