Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
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Mr. ". c. Dabney, Of Powhatan, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. James b. Funston. of Portsmouth,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie strineer has left to, spend
the remainder OF the summer at the sea-
side.
The Misses Stern will leave to-day for
an extended trip to Bar Harbor and Long
Branch.
Miss Nellie Hechler, of Heurico county,
is summering with DR.. Moore family, IN
New Kent county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudnall and Miss Ella
HuGnall returned home yesterday alter
noon from Ocean View.
Mr.. Edwin II. Bell left last week to
visit relatives In New York. he Will re-
turn about the 18th OF August.
Miss Ella Anderson, Of Clifton Forge,
arrived in the city yesterday from New
York and is visiting friends here.
Miss Mamie Krsch, of Baltimore. Nd,
Is visiting the family OF Mr. ID. A. Richard
son. 202 north Twenty-tirst street.
The Southern Stars will cross bats with
the clerks of j. d. and II S. Christian at
Island Park this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Annie Coleman Wilson, of so
north Ninth street. has gone to Petersburg
to visit her sister, Mrs. Preston l.. Roper.
Mr.. James p. Schultz and Master Emmett
Archer have returned home after plea
SAINT trip TO Old Point, Norfolk, Hampton,
and Berkeley.
The Conquest Tie and Lumber Company
entered suit in the City Circuit Court yes
terday against the Farmville and PowhGtan
Railroad Company for S1OO
Miss lila Crenshaw. who taught school
in Florida last session. has been spending
most of the summer with her brother, MIR.
George CrenShaw, OF River View.
At the lawn party of Trinity Lutheran
church, held in the county last week agoid
watch was voted Hiss Hattie " achter AS
the most popular young lady in Henrico.
Mr.. and Mrs d. G. Richardson left yes
terday afternoon for the White sulphur
Springs. where Mr.. Richardson goes 70 at
tend the meeting of the Bar Association.
Misses Kate Fuller and Waller Johnson
are again in the city after delightful
visit to the families OF Messrs John Minor
and j. Z. Johnson, OF James City county.
At 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
ambulance was called to the Locomotive
Works to white man who had been cut
| friends.
Tho die of the Herndon medal, which
was found by Mr.. Drew, one of the Capitol
nonyict guards, has been turned over 10
the Society for the Preservation OF W.T.
ginia Antiquities.
A civil-seryce examination of applicants
for positions III tbs railway mail service.
clerkships. and carriers places will com
mence in the United States Distnct-Court
room this morning. The class will consist
of about forty.
The lawn-party which was TO have taken
place at the corner of High and Belyidere
streets last night was postponed until to-
night on account of the bad weather. IL
| will be continued through the weekf the
weather permits.
Major Charles U. Brengie and Mr.. c., V.
| Crosby. of this city. returned yesterday
! from q brief but pleasant visit to Column
| bia. y. c., where they were the guests OF
/ Colonel Robert L. Leath, of the Adams
Express Company.
There was TO have been regular meet
! ing Yesterday afternoon OF the Council
| Committee on Schools, but q quorum OF
| the members did not put in their appear
ance. The only one present was Council
man Joseph W. Thomas.
| In the month Of July the Clerk OF the
Hastings Court issued marriage-licenses
| to SO couples-94 white and - colored.
| During the same month 1913 deeds were
| placed on record in the office of Clerk
| Goddin. of the Chancery Court.
A number of Richmond lawyers left yes
terday afternoon for the White Sulphur
| Springs, where the State Bar Association
convenes to-day. Others will proba bly,
leave for the White this morning. The
full programme for the session of the ass o.
cation was printed in Sundays DIsPAIc H..
Messrs. Edward NJ Ennis. editor of the
! Raleigh IN. c. Advertiser. and Thomas g..
| Ennis, his brother, both of the capital OF
| the "Old North STATE" left Richmond last
| night by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
| for the Worlds Fair. They spent two
| DAYS here VISITING Messrs. G. O. and y. B.
| Wess, 903l4 east Clay street
The following Richmond people were
among last weeks arrivals az the Hotel
| Albemarle. Charlottesville: mr. John X.
| Childrey and wife. Miss II. q. Ch1drey,
| Miss Carrie Elicit. Lee Stratus. MIR. @. B.
Crouch and family. Mir. Waller Scott and
| family. Mrs. d. l.. Straus. Miss Florence
| Bloomberg, Allen Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
q. Long and family. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Yapcey, Miss Fairfax Loving, Mrs. CLAY
Drewry, Misses Mamie and Mary Drewry.
and l.. Stern.
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