Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
O o'clock p. NJ. at their residence. No. 1871
west Marshall street.


last week for Chicago.
Mr. Augustus Myers little daughter.
Emma, continues very Ill.
Misses Mamie aud Jessie Blackburn are
visiting friends in Nelson county.
The condition OF Mrs. Zelle Minor. who
is Ill with typhoid-feyer, was more favora-
BILE yesterday.
Mr.. s, B. WoodHr and family returned
yesterday from a pleasant ten-days' Visit
to friends in Caroline county.
Messrs. T. Lee Bragg and Hugh Nc:
Curdy. OF this city. are spending part ot
the summer at Lookout Mountain. Ionn.
Misses Mabel and salie Martin. of
Lyuchburg. are spending fow weeks very
pleasantly with friends in Wilmington
The regular monthly meeting OF the City
School Board will be held OF the Hish-
School building at G o'clock Monday eve
ming.
Nessrs. J. w. Priddy. Deputy Treasurer:
and w. II. Chisholm. Deputy Sherin OF
Hanover county, visited the Capitol yes
terday.
Mr. Percy W. Peay ind sister. Miss Ivy
b. Peay, together with Ar. K. G.. Guthrie,
have gone to visit friends In Cumberland
county.
Miss Anna Burke won very handsome
silver cup at ST. Patrick's church picnic:
1t was awarded to her by Mrs. Edward
Donahue.
The many friends of Captain N. W.
Gavle will be glad TO know that he IS able
10 be up in his room after ten weeks OF
severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Huntley. Miss Laura
V. Huntley. and Mr.. William W. Huntley
will leave to-day for Chicago to attend
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. J. d. Whitlock. engineer OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, who has
been quite sick for the past two weeks, Is
slowly improving.
Mr.. Eugene N. Pcay. wife. and child,
formerly of Richmond. but now resident
OF Hinton, w. Va, is III our city Tor
visit to their friends.
Mrs. p. r. Phillips and her little daugh-
ter. Mabel, left the city Saturday TO spend
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Nat.
Yarbrough. of Hanover.
Messrs. c. G. Thon and G. Z. Naumann
will leave on Monday morning for Ocean
View as representatives, to the State Coun-
Gil, American Legion OF Honor.
Mrs. Charles b. Mastn and children. of
No. 30l7 east Clay street, left last week tor
fredericksburg aud Spotsylyania Court
house to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Smithdeal have re-
turned TO the city after delightful trip
TO the Worlds Fair, Niagara Falls, and
several northern and western cities.
A letter from Policeman j. j. Walton,
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Va, received by one of his fellow officers,
states that he is improving in health.
Mrs. A. C. Stevenson and children left
this afternoon on visit TO their relatives,
IN York county. They leave York OIL Au-
gust 18th to visit trends on Staten Island.
NY.
Messrs. Marshall +. Ramos, Robert w
Thon, william 4. Digger, and William II.
Jennings have returned homo after
pleasant trip TO Old Point and Newport
News.
Sir. L. f. Bates. Jr., runner fer the First
National Bank, while in the second Audi
tors Office on business for the bank yes
terday morning was taken suddenly Ill.
A carriage was sent for and TIE young man
was taken to his home. on Tenth street.
Messrs. w. p. Richardson, of New York,
and George W. Richardson, of New Kent
county. were IN the city yesterday. They
were accompanying their brother, MIR.
Arthur +. Richardson, who has been quite
sick at Church Road, to their old home at
BaGrumsville, Va.
Mr.. Herbert Rees, the popular organist
OF the Second Baptist church, has received
an lnvition from Professor Henry Eyree
Brown. rhe organ vlrtuoso of the Brook
lyn Tabernacle, to visit hun during his
summer vacation. Should he accept he
will probably have an opportunity while
there TO give the Brooklyn people an eXhl-
bltion OF his skill as an organlst on the
great Tabernacle organ, which Is one or
the finest IN the country.
Mrs. W. NJ. Blckers and children are
spending part OF the summer at Louisa
Courthouse. whence they go TO Charlottes-
Vile and thence 10 the mountains of West
Virginia. They viii return IN time for the
opening of the public schools in Septem-
Der. Miss Julia won the Peabody medal
in Junior b grade 10 the High School last
session, and BERTHE, Blanche. Willie, and
Eddie earned first honors IN the district
schools. Blanche, aged years, stood 100.
A pleasant time was spent last evening
at Mrs. Courtney's. TIC east Marshall, the
occasion being the 2lst birthday of her
son, Lewis. Those present were Misses
Dolly Jacobs. Annie Drewry, Maggie Webb,
Pauline Cleverspike. Oracle Walthal,
Maggie Courtney, Lucy Bigger, Mrs. Big
ger. and Mrs. Courtney; Nessrs. Wallace
Laughton. Percy Gregory. Dong and Ray
Lacy. Eddie Birch, Charlie Walter, Will
mer Cox, Lewis and HerndOn Courtney,
Malcolm Walthall.