Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
ON SUMNER JAUNTS.
WHERE RICHMOND PEOPLE ARE
SEEKING COMFORT AND PLEASURE.
Soma NJ the ssashorc, While Others Are
In tho Mountains or ut Country
Homes-Brief Locals.

Nibll 10 Olu
Miss Kate Leef. of Alexandria, is visit
Ing friends IN the city.
Mr.. Charles II. Langford is able to be out
after a severe spell of rheumatism.
Rev. DIR. Paul Whitehead will preach at
Union church tonight at s15 o'clock.
Mr.. W. V. Glazebrook. ST.. IL very sick
at his home. on south Belvidere street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guvernator Will
spend the summer IN Atlantic City. n. D.
Miss Matte Lee Mosby. of east Broad
street, 10 visiting friends in Williamsburg.
Captain N. w. Gayle is still very sick at
his residence. No. 70l north Ninth street.
Mrs. Charles A. Ruhle has gone on visit
10 her sister. Mrs l.. Flisch, at Augusta. Ga.
Mrs. G.. J.. 10th. children. and maid. are
in Atlantic City. n. j., to spend the sum-
mer.
Messrs. NJ c. Fincher, @. Q. Powers,
and T.. l.. Brooking are visiting the sea-
shore.
Mr.. j.. d. X. Sleght will address q meet
ing at Chatsworth" this afternoon at
O'clock.
hrs. A. L. Little and her niece, Miss
Annie Hawkins. are visiting relatives at
Decatur. Gs.
Mr.. c. b. West. who is in Chicago at
tending the Worlds Fair, will return TO
the city next Wednesday.
Mrs. Felix Zaccard telephoned 70 the
Chief of Police yesterday morning that her
husband had returned home.
Miss MattIo Hunt will leave tomorrow
TO epend few weeks with friends and ro-
latives in Prince Edward county.
Mr.. James G.. Carneal has bought the
house and lot at the corner OF Grace and
jefferson streets. paying S1l,575 for 1t.
At the closing exercises Of Miss Good
wins music school. Miss Mamie Bloom
berg received very handsome gold
medal.
Mrs. S. s. Lambeth was called suddenly
away last Monday on account OF the death
of her father, Captain lessee Parker, OF
Suffolk.
The hour for the SUNDAY r1oon ser
vice at Monumental chlr. las been
changed for the summer n from D 10
8 o'clock.
The Board OF Directors of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Society will hold a
meeting at Broad-Street church TINS alter
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Fritz Sitterding's condition was de-
cidedly improved Yesterday. lie has ty-
phoid-fever. but strong hopes Tor his re-
cOyery are entertained.
Messrs. Samuel Bigger and Charlie; Will
lie, and Stafford Parker left yeste:d day to
spend the summer IN Red Eagle Camp, on
the banks of the Mobjack Bay.
Mrs. W. b. Watson and her little daugh-
ter Oracle. Of 423 south Pine street, are
a, rxstft Ia
5. II. White. Reldsville. n. G.
Misses Blanche Dennis. Of Texas. Nellie
Brdsong, and Grace and Madge Landrum,
sailed from y ~ last Wednesday on the
steamer Dor ester -or Boston, Mass.
Misses Cora AID Kate Hardenburg of
New York. who have been tho guests OF
Miss Matte Lee Mosby, of east Broad
street. have returned to their homes.
DR.. George Ross and family. after
three-weeks' western trip, during which
thoy spent several days NJ the Worlds
Fair. returned TO the city last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Leconev and dsugh-
ter. of Portland, Ore, are visiting Mrs.
Carneal, III east Clay street. Mrs. LecOney
was Miss Anna Buckwater. of Richmond.
The Rev. Paulus Mort. N. d.. of Mon
roevllle, Liberia. Africa. Will preach at
~. tnllllD I4plSCNpAA NihiNu lND''ANNj
this morning at IL o'clock and this after
noon at 8.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Charles ID. Allen and Aliss Annie Powell.
The ceremony will take place at Grove
Avenue Baptist church, June 2Sth. at $3.50
O'Clock Z. NJ.
Mrs. II. L. Ellis and Miss Kate L. Cam
mack, or Essex county, who have boon
visiting Mrs. VI. J. Gates. at 4Ol Cowardin
avenue. for the past week, Will return
home tomorrow.
Mr.. James Purcell aud daughter, Miss
Mar. of Luray. accompanied 6y Mr.. Wal
ter Purcell, late of 81. Johns College,
Alexandra, are stopping with Mrs. j. L.
Gelslnger. 1903 west Main street.
Richmond Lodge, No. 1. |. o. o. F., will
hold ITS semi-Gnnual election tomorrow
evening. There are numerous candidates
for tho various Offices. large turnout Of
the boys on this occasion Is expected,
Master J. Frank Don Leavy. the little 7
year-old son of Mr.. J. T. Don Leavy. cap
tured a handsome gold medal Especial
price for orthography at st. Patrlck's
Male School, which closed Friday morn
lng.
At the Confederate Soldiers Home the
services at 1890 TO-DAY will be conducted
by Rev. George J.. CLANCY. Mr.. CLANCY
breaches as usual IN Belyidere Hall at 7.
NJ. this being his last service for this sea-
son.
Robert Lawrence, white youth. was
Yesterday arrested and lodged III tho
Second Police Station 10y Officer Poltiaux
charged with breaking INTO the vacant
house No. 1913 east Clay street and steal
Ing lot of lead pipe.
An effort will be made to get the First
Virginia Regiment 10 give sham battle
the last day Of the State Fair next fall. If
the committee succeeds in doing so q splen-
did exhibition will DO the result, and this
feature will attract large crowd.
The ordinance introduced into the Com
mon Council TO annul the contract entered
into with the Everett Waddey Company
for furniture for the City Hall having been
rejected by that body. the matter Will not
come before the Board OF Aldermen.
Miss VI. Estelle White, accompanied by
her sister Annie, left the city yesterday
for Boston, Mass. where they will spend
several weeks With friends. On their re-
turn home they will visit Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington, and other places.
The Tournaments club of Goochland
county. composed of X. n. Turner, Ro-
bert Lee Mills, and others. will have their
snnual meet on July 4th. Among the
knights who expect to BIO called TO the
judges stand is AIR. George 5. Stokes. OK
this clty.
The Petersburg Base Ball Club has sig
uifi6d its intention of joining the Fri
CITY League" and the combination IL,
therefore, completed now. the tour clubs
who will compose the organization are the
Virginias, Richmond College, Forest Hill,
and Petersburg.
W. II. Jones, q negro man, was arrested
and lodged in the Second Police Station
yesterday, charged with striking William
Edwards, another negro. with q pair Of
tongs. The difficulty happened Erldny
afternoon at the Tredccar Works. Ed
wards is not seriously hurt.
st. Johns Day was celebrated with ser
vices at ST. Paui's church yesterday ~ II
o'clock. The exercises, which we're con-
ducted by Rev Il F. Williams consisted