Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
where .ho will spend q portion Of this

Old Point.
Misses Kate and Minnie Wall, Of Lynch
burg. are visiting hrs. John Nugent. on
Church Hill.
Mrs. J. 8. Cottrell and her little son,
Ollie, have gone to the mountains TO spend
the summer.
Miss Conway Holdcroft, OF north Twcn.
tv.sixth street. is visiting relatives and
| friends in Petersburg.
Mr.. Charlie p. Montague. OF this city, IL
visiting IN New Kent county, and Is great
ly improved in health.
Miss Lydia Granbery.. Of Norfolk. has
returned home after delightful visit TO
Miss Annie b. Rankin.
Mrs. John T.. Powers. of Chimborazo
Park, is visiting her sister. MIS-. >. y.
O'Keefe of Lynchburg.
Mrs. s. Murray. OF Norfolk, who has
been visiting Miss Hungertord. OF north
Ninth street. has returned home.
Mrs. Preston L. Roper has returned TO
her home. in Petersburg. after pleasant
visit to her mother Mrs. NJ. +. Wilson.
Miss Annie Hill, of Caroline county, who
has been visiting the Misses Duggins. OF
SOC west Marshall street. has returned
home.
Miss Lizzie Cox will be married to DIR.
Charles GRAY. of Milford, Caroline county.
August 25th, at Hopewell Christian
church.
Rev. DIR. r. III. Pitt returned from Ocean
View Yesterday and will fill his usual ap-
pointments at the Barton-Heights Baptist
church to-day.
Mrs. John f. Matthews, Of Twenty;;third
and Pleasant streets, and Miss Nettie
Tyler. are visiting friends and relatives In
Charlottesville.
Mrs. John A. Murray and three children,
of Troy, n. Y, are visiting her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. James McDonough,
No. 704 north TweDty-frst street.
Captain Richard D. Waidlll. of Wash
ington. d. c.. who has been visiting hrs
sister. Mrs. Mary s. Bradley. of 3i4 north
Twelfth street, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NetheIwood have
the sincere sympathy OF many friends IN
the death Of their interesting little daugh-
ter Nancy. which occurred yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. George W. Taylor and Mrs. Theo-
dore A. TAYLOR. of 2l7 north Eighteenth
street, are at home again after an ex-
tended visit to friends and relatives OF
Charlottesville.
Miss Gertie Lacy, of Newport News, who
has been visiting friends and relatives III
this city, has returned home. accompanied
by Misses Lula Gary and Matte Snead. OF
west Clay street.
The Board of Aldermen will hold its re-
gular July session Tuesday night. CON-
menc!ng at O'clock. A number OF Coun-
ell committees will meet in the chamber
tomorrow afternoon.
Messrs W. +. Moesta and Ernest F.
Steimmann will leave for Old Point to-
day. Mr.. Henry Moesta. brother of the
former. will also leave for Chicago, where
he goes to visit the Worlds Fair.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Sidney
Jackson, charged with petit larceny, was
acquitted, and Lucy Howard. charged with
grand larceny, was convicted ard sem
fenced to the penitentary for one year.
Mr.. r.. s. Anderson. who was hurt some
time ago on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. is getting on very nicely and
hopes to return to his duties some time
shortly. At present be is still on crutches.
Mrs. Ware and her daughter. Miss Susie,
of Huntington W. Va. who have been
the guests of Mrs Courtney. 7l6 east Mar
shall street, for the past week. left yester-
day TO visit relatives in Caroline county.
Misses Katie and Minnie Dovle, with
their little brother. Charles Doyle. of
Baltimore, who have been visiting Miss
Eva Phillips. or this city, have returned
home, accompanied by Mrs. James f.
Phillips.
Mrs. DR.. Ross sent box containing 800
palm-leaf fans to the penitentiary yester-
day to be distributed among the inmates
of the prison. Both the officers and the
prisoners feel deeply grateful for the
thoughtful act
Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson received yes
terday and paid to Mrs. +. ID. Hotchkiss,
the president OF the Memorial Bazaar,
S22.50 collected for this fund since the
closing of the fair by Mrs. s. w. Jones, of
Galveston, Tex.
The new Allen & Ginter factory has been
built no one story. and large force OF
hands are rushing up the walls with oil
possible speed. The structure will, when
completed be one of the best equipped
for its purposes in the country.
Mr.. d. N. Walker. Jr. who has been
living in South America for a number of
years. has returned home. He has had
manv adventures and thrilling experiences
during his stay in the far-off torrid lands,
and is delighted at being once more on his
native soil.
Mr. and Mrs. John T.. Gilman have the
sympathy of their friends In the loss by
death yesterday afternoon of their bright
6-year-old daughter, Ellen Virginia Gil
man. She had been in delicate health for
about three years. but had only been con-
fined to her bed for few days.
Mrs. J. A. Goode. of No. II south Cherry
street, has returned to the city after a
pleasant visit Of several DAYS 10 the home
of her mother. Mrs. III. A. Gates, in Ches-
terfeld county. The latter recently at
tanned her s0th birthday. and several OF
her sons, daughters. and grandchildren
visited her TO celebrate the occasion.
The members of the Walker Light
Guard who hit the centre of the bull's-eye
at last Tuesdays Encyclopedias were Cap
tain Y. w. Cunningham, Corporal j. Jud-
son Taliaferro. Corporal John w. Starke,
Lance Corporal John G. Baseler. and Pri-
Yates McDuffee, Clayton, and Parrish.
Jefferson Lodge of Good Tomplars held
a very interesting session at their hall
Thursday night and disposed of considera-
BILE routine business. A happy time is
contemplated at Good OF the Order on
next Thursday night. when an entertain
ing programme will be rendered
While Mrs. Eichelberger wa, out driving
near the city Friday afternoon her horse
became frightened and ran. throwing her
her face, cutting it severely. but she was
not dangerously hurt. DR.. Moore was
called in and rendered the necessary medi.
cal attention.
Mr.. William Ellyson and wife returned
yesterday from a weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair. They had delightful trip,
but were surprised to find so few Virgil
mans IN Chicago. This is regarded as the
most pleasant season of the year TO visit
the Windy City. The hottest period there
is after the middle of August.
Mr.. Walter c. Schaaf. son of NJ. Schaaf,
OF this city, has Just returned from Phila-
delphia, where he graduated from the
American Horological Institute. He has
correct model escapement" of the
American watch" made entirely by him
and is exhibited in the window of his
fathers store, No. 426 east Broad street.
There will be service at the Soldiers
Home this afternoon at O'Clock, when
Rev. MIR. Dill, Of the venable-Street Bap-
fist church, will preach and Mrs. Gill,
with the boys from the Male Orphan Asy-
lum, will furnish the music. The chapel
is delightfully."- cool and pleasant. and the
veterans cordially invite the public gene
rally to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Hobson and
daughter, Mary Lizzie, spent the Fourth