Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
Personals and Briefs.

The Hastings Court was not IN session
yesterday.
Miss Kate Burress las gone on visit to
Salem. Va.
Miss Ruby Galding will summer near
Martinsyllle. in Henry county.
Mrs. Willie Stokes is quite sick at her
reIdence, on west Franklin street.
Mrs. Robert Carter Nelson has gone on
a visit TO her parents at Chase City.
Mr.. Charles Edward Taylor has gone to
West Point, to visit his uncle, Major Mil
Ter.
Miss Parke Crawford. of Augusta. is
visiting the Misses Hall. of west Clay
street.
Miss Grace Philips, accompanied by her
grandparents. left Saturday for Norfolk TO
visit relatives.
Miss Fannie Diggs. of Chester is visiting
Der sister, Mrs. Charles A. Spence. 7OS
west Cary street.
Miss Mary Hall has returned 10 the city
after sOiourn Of some months III the
mountains Of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvie ID. Goddin have re-
turned TO their suburban home, Bellevue,
after pleasant northern tour.
Miss Lucv Hall. of west Clay street, has
arrived from Powhatan, where she has
been teaching the past session.
Mrs. c. ii. Norman. of West Point. Va.
has returned home after a short VISIT 70
her father. Mr.. John Carter, 336 Nicholson
street.
Dir. A. b. Armstrong. Of this city, and
Dir. James W. Gentry. of Manchester, will
leave IN few days for Chicago to attend
the Wolld's FAIR.
Miss Amelia s. Rowlett, Of Amelia coun-
ty. has returned home from very pleasant
visit 70 her sister. Mrs. o. f.. Phillips, of
south Pine street.
Nh Clyde b. West. OF the DISPATCH, left
Sunday for "a two weeks vacation, which
be will spend visiting friends in Kentucky
and attending the Worlds Fair.
Professor Horace f. Smith, physical di-
rector of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. Is spending his summer vaca-
ton with friends IN Raleigh, n. c.
There was TO have been game of base
ball OF Island Park yesterday afternoon.
but the New Yorks tailed to show up and
the umpire gave the game to the BOstons
by a score OF . TO 0.
Mrs. A. X. Yancey, of Mexico. Mo-. &c.
companed by her daughter Miss Gay
Yancey. and her niece. Miss Florence Ford,
Is visiting her brother. Mr.. A. Judson
Watkins No. 401 east Grace street.
At the meeting of Richmond Command
ery, Knights Iemplar. Saturday night the
Lowing cupp was drunk to the health of
Boston and Providence Templars aud tele-
grams Of greeting were exchanged.
The officers of the First Virginia Regi-
Al. l.. 4 -. at m
armory last night. but transacted routine
bugness only. Pickett Camp had their
regular meeting last night and transacted
the usual amount of routine business.
While a boy was taking horse belong
ing TO the Richmond Ice Company to the
blacksmith shop YESTERDAY afternoon the
animal became frightened at u passing
vehicle and lacked into the dock near
Seventeenth street. He was not hurt and
was gotten out in about twenty minutes.
Mr.. T.. Butler. of this city. is the
owner Of one Of the fastest sailing yachts
ever in these waters. Her name ls Susie
and she IL built TO perfection in regard to
fast sailing. The boat will remain here a
few DAYS and will then be taken 10 Nor
folk TO have some slight interior repair
made.
Rev. Preston Nash. the accomplished
rector of Christ church, made several ex.
celent photographs IN connection with
the Davis reintermeDt, winch he Will use
in some OF his illustrated talks. One OF
these is q life-like picture OF the old Con.
federate mule while standing in state OF
rest near the stable. Another shows the
procession moving up Franklin street.
Miss Bessie Pattee left yesterday r,d
Washington for Chicago. where she Will
visit friends and relatives and take III the
Worlds Fair After short stay there
she will proceed TO Detroit. Mich; her
native home. at which place she will re-
main until Septem Der. when she returns
to Richmond and resumes her course az
the Richmond Female Institute.
Mr.. ]. d. X. Sleight spent busy Sun
day in the booming town OF Crewe, ad,
dressing the Presbyterian Sunday school
in the morning and afterwards a mass
meeting of all the Sunday schools IN the
celebration of Children's-Day at the fres,
byterian church. The spacious new cnnrch
was thronged 10 OVERLOOKING. and the ser
wees. conducted by Rev. Waiter ii. bn,
chanap. were Of unusual interest ana
greatly enjoved by oil. In the afternoon
Sir. Sleight made a briet talk at the hall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association al
their regular meeting for men.