Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

as early as possible, with one Of the
secretaries
Miss Palmoro and sister. Of q west Mar
shall street, have gone to New York.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. rutherford and family
have returned from the Warm Springs
MFR. W. l.. Hampton and wife. accom-
named by his mother, Mrs. J. J. Hampton.
left Monday for the Worlds Fair.
Misc Lima Blum has returned home
after a pleasant trip TO the Virginia
mountains.
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Corey will preach
at the Fourth-Street Baptist church this
morning.
Mr. T. J. sheean, OF the firm OF Stokes
& Simmons. haa returned from the
Worlds Fair and New York.
Mrs. J. T. Bryant and son have re-
turned to the city after spending thu
summer with her parents, near Ruther
Glen, Va
Mr.. Harry l.. Baumgartner and wife
will leave Monday for the Worlds Fair,
and will return via the Great Lakes and
Niagara Falls.
Miss Laura V. Hardwicke OF 10 north
Twenty-second street, has returned to the
city, after very pleasant visit to friends
IN the country.
Miss Annie Terry has returned from
pleasant visit 20 her cousin, Miss Josie
Thompson, Of boswell, and also relatives
of Caroline county.
Misses Lulie Young and Lizzie Ber-
nard, OF Fredericksburg are the guests
OF Mrs Randolph Latimer Norris, No.
2ll south Third street.
Mr.. W. Freeman Fisher. OF Boston.
who represents one OF the largest shoe
houses in this country. Is visiting Mr.. w.
W. Gosden. 4li north Ninth street
Messrs James s. and Robert G.. Baushan
and their sister. Csllie OF Hswletts Han
over county, left Friday for the Worlds
Fair. They will return by way OF Niagara
Falls.
Messrs. John Ryan, VIII McDonough.
and Norman Dart have returned to the
city after an extended trip to the
Worlds Fair, Cincinnati, and White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. p. NJ. Frazee, OF Washington. d. C.,
IS visiting Mrs. r. l.. Adams. OF BOB east
Broad street prior to her departure for
Chicago and Cincinnati, which latter place
will be her future home.
Night schools will be opened at the
Springfield. Nicholson and Elba buildings
tomorrow evening at I3O o'clock. APP
rlicants for admission will present them
selves at that hour.
The Rev Reverly Estill, Of Newport
Kentucky. who married Miss Lulie Thris-
tian. Of this city. has accepted call to
81. Paurs church, Louisville, Kentucky.
cadet Color Sergeant Lucien Ball, who
has been at the Virginia Military Insu-
tute FOR two years, has resigned his posi-
ton there with View of going TO South
crn California.
Mrs Emma r. Ball, who has been
spending the summer In the mountains OF
/ Virginia, has returned home, and will
leave in a few days. TO spend the winter
in Southern California.
Misses Sallia Thornton and Susie Nor.
! feet have returned home after delight
! fM visit 20 relatives I'm Kentucky, ohio
and Virginia. Upon their return they VS.
| tied Waukcsha, Wis, and the word )
| Inif.
\ telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death. at her home in
/ Louisville. Ky, of Mrs. Drane sister
| Of Mr.. James r. PoindeXter OF the office
OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
Cards are out for the marriage, at the
| Third Presbyterian church, October 4th,
| at 9:30 =. NJ. Of Miss Rosa Lee Sea-
| bright, daughter Of Mr.. VI. L. Seabright,
| to Mr. J.. T.. Spauldng, Of Bristol.
Mr. Charles II. Page and Miss Bottle
| i. Wallace. OF Arvonia. buckingham
! county have returned home after a visit
| OF ten days 20 Mrs. W. II. Cousins. No.
/ SIS Spring street. and other friends.
During the month OF September 2lo
/ deeds were admitted 10 record in the
| Office Of the clerk Of the Chancory
! Court. In the same time Clerk Lawton,
J Of the Hastings Court, issued marriage
, licenses 70 A. couples-lj white and 81
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