Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
COMING AND GOING.
Newsy NOTES ABouTRIcHMoNp PEo'
PIE AND THEIR FRIENDS.
who IL Here ard Who win Arrive-ts-
itors at Chicsgo--much
In Little.
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SON. A. c. soule. and family. in Macon
Ga.
u.sa-s George w. Schleif J. Lee Davis.
and w e. Gary left for Chicago yester-
day.
Mrs. DIR. r. n. sledd was much better
yesterday. and is thought 10 De out Ok
danger
Mrs =. Victoria williams and party
arrived safely at southampton last
Wednesday.
Mr. John X. Jones. OF Nc. iOii west
Marshall street, has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Nr ! NJ N. Allen. of 100 north Twenty
nfth street. 10 enjoying the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. John d. Snyder, Of the Adjutant-
Generals Office. is slowly recovering from
a very severe illness.
Miss sauie w. Rlson. OF Df.lville. Va.
&c visiting her sister Mrs. y. "A. Barber
IA east Leigh street
DIR. George B. Steel, who hat been con-
fned TO his home for severalSdsys past
by sickness. is out again.
Nassrs walter Carter. Tom Brown, ana
walter TYLER left Friday night for Chica-
go and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mann s. Valentine, Jr. and party.
returned on yesterday from the Worio
Fair. after a two-weeks' WISH.
Mira n NJ. Frommer is visiting her
s,ster Mrs Sheisinger, OF Buffalo. n. y
and will be gone several months.
Messrs. l.. G. and A. S. Burrus' OF Ol-
east Franklin street, are In chicago Oh
~.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
German S.ck-Assistance Society VIII take
place tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
Miss BARTON leaves on the 7:l5 train
this evening for New York. she VIII
be absent during the month of November
Mrs. !. w. Jackson. of Fluvanna coun-
" IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Erllnu
NcLaughlin, at No. 36lO NilliamsDurs
avenue.
Mr. James Hartley. OF Fulton, who has
been visiting relatives and friends In
Buffalo and Chicago, returned home last
Monday
Ellis Il. Sparks, who was thrown from
his bicycle and badly hurt Thursday
morning at Second and Broad streets, is
improving.
Miss Louise Irwin, who has been visit
ing Miss Marguerite Prosser OF 2Sl3 east
Grace street returned yesterday 10 her
home In Goochland.
Mrs. l.. l.. Durrett, of 16 south Pine
street has returned homo after de-
nehtful visit OF three months TO friends
In New York and Glen Island.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Blackford, a prominent
member OF the Lynchburg bar, Is being
mentioned for the position made vacant
by the death of Judge Bond.
1.-THE Young Man Who Thinks He Is
sceptical" is the subject OF the thlrd
OF the practical Sunday night talks by
DIR. Young, at Park-Place church.
At the recent meeting of the State
BOARD of Pharmacy Messrs. E. r. Cor
don and C. r. Hunter passed high upon
the list OF those awarded certificates.
Misses Bland and Ellen Clarke. Miss
| Virginia Roberts, Miss Ellie Bosher, and
little Miss Nealie Lyon left a few days
ago for Chicago to attend the World s
Fair
Invitations are out to the marriage OF
! Miss Alice Slaughter to Mr.. Claude Leon
| Batkins, Tuesday evening, October 3lst,
at $50 o'clock. at the Second Baptist
| church.
The annual meeting OF the Board OF Di-
| rectors of the Methodist Sunday Society,"
of Richmond. will be held at Broad-Street
Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Hollywood Memorial Association Will be
| held Tuesday, October 3lst, at II NJ In
the lecture-room of the Second Presby-
terrain church.
Misses Rosa and Maggie Spratley. after
a most delightful visit TO the World s
Fair. are spending a few weeks with the
family Of Rev. Joseph Rennie. of Louis
| vile. Kentucky.
Miss Myra Weymouth. OF West Vir-
glnia, daughter OF Dr. John II. Wey-
mouth. and her brother, Charlie. are on
a visit to their aunt, Mrs. NJ. d. Wal
den, 625 north Fifth street.
| The Secretary of the Navy has modified
the punishment of Naval Cadet Mayo. Of
Richmond. from dismissal from the Anna,
| polls Academy TO one months discipline
| on board a United States man-of-war
General Fitz. Lee arrived in the
| city yesterday morning from trip
| through Gloucester, Mlddlesex, and Mat
as being very encouraging in that local
| ity.
Colonel George II. Burwell formerly Of
this city, and who was on Governor Holli-
days staff but now a resident of Chicago
| is, with his wife. the guest OF Mr.. and
! Mrs, p II. Mayo. Colonel Burweil has
many friends in Richmond.
The MorrIstown pa Fire Company
who spent Friday in this city, left for
! their homes yesterday at noon. While
| here they were handsomely entertained
! by the local fire ladies" and were great
/ ly impressed with Virginia hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Barber have issued
| Invitations for the marriage OF their
| daughter, Miss Annie TONNES. 10 Mr.
! william Mcknight Fisher. The ceremony
will be performed at Broad-Street Meth
/ odist church, on Thursday afternoon,
November 9Th, at 5 o'clock.
Several prominent lawyers OF the city
have called meeting of the bar OF the
! City Of Richmond to be held at the rooms
/ OF the Bar Association on Monday. the 3Oth
/ day OF October. 1898, at l 80 o'clock +. NJ
! to recommend the appointment OF Charles
| v. Meredith, Esq, TO the tudgeship OF the
/ United Circuit Court made vacant by the
| death of Judge Hugh l.. Bond.
| Invitations have been issued for a
| Juvenile party on Thursday. November
/ 3D. in honor OF Masters Willie l.. and T.
/ Gary Cowardin, Jr.. and Misses Gladys
and Eileen Cowardin. OF London, Eng.
children OF Dr. I. @. Cowardin. late
| of this city The party will be at the
residence OF their uncle, Mr.. w. w.
Spratley, 603 west Grace street.
/ The members OF the Virginia Needle
| Word Guild will hold an important meet
! ing in the parlors OF the Young Mems
! Christian Association on Friday after
noon. at o'clock. \ full attendance is
B desired, as a report OF work done will
/ be given and some suggestions will be
/ made as TO the reorganization OF the
( Guild. with a view of more effective
| work.
| A delightful entertainment was given
/ by the young people of Nineteenth street
| Friday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
/ Burton, 21s north Nineteenth street.
Among those present were Misses
Florence Burnett, Ella Sullivan. Ida Sto-
VAIL BERTHE Cox. Irma Pierce. Mary
| Nichols. Polite Boston, Pearl Burton; and
Masters Willie Nichols Robert Fuller,
| Seymore Boston, Earnest Nichols, Wal
| ter Burton. Norbert Caughy. Page Smith.
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