Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Frank Wilson. Vernon Farenholt and
James Ford.


Mrs. Alma +. Dillon and little daughter.
Oracle. left Friday morning TO visit
friends In spottsylvauia.
Mr.. John H. McGruder. OF Church IIln.
leaves the city today to visit friends In
Charles city county.
Mt Jas. u. Poindexter of 62s NJ Sth
street is still confined 10 his room with
an attack or rheumatism.
Sidney. Lodge. No. 42s l. o. @. r., held
large and Interesting meeting at Belvl-
deve Hall on Friday evening.
Mr.. u. A. Richardson, wife and two
daughters Misses Mary and Nellie, left
yesterday for Chicago.
Miss Ida Lambert Of Church Hin. will
leave to-day for Charles City county TO
visit her aunt Mrs. Ware.
Mr.. VIM. W. Hunter and son. Harry of
Independence. Mo. are spending a few
DAYS with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Drew Davis. Mrs. Ida b. Wool
bridge and Miss Alma Baker have left
for Roanoke to visit relations and friends.
Miss Annie r. Quinn. who has been
very IN with malarial fever at her home
on Chestnut Hin. is slightly improved.
Miss Eta v Jones. daughter Of Mr.. j.
$. r. Jones. OF Petersburg. Is visiting her
uncle Squire Frank Z. Jones OF this city.
Mrs. Bette Calesher and her daughter
Mamie. Of New York city. were the
guests OF Mrs. Jas. Rindsburg, 702 East
Clay.
Miss Erie Caldwell left yesterday for
Scotland Neck. y. G.. TO take charge
Of the elocutiou department in the Vine
I'm Female academy.
Miss Annie Broaddus and her friend
Mrs. Blanche Kernachan. Of Florence.
Ala. are the guests OF Mrs. j. II. Mount
castle. 2l2 L. Clay 81.
Mrs. r. L. Pell of No 10 South Fifth
Street Is so much improved that Rev.
MIR. Pell will preach at Centenary Church
this evening.
Miss SallIe Hardy. who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Young, will leave to-mor-
row. accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Lucy Young.
Miss Carrie and Dora Beasley. OF lie
Venable Street. will leave the city on
Monday for two weeks visit to their old
home in Hanover
Mr.. T. j. Sherean, OF the firm OF Stokes
& Simm ons will leave in q few days on
man sc veral weeks.
A ball game at Ashland yesterday be-
tween the Southern Stars. of Richmond,
and the home team resulted IL score OF
+ TO in favor of Ashland.
The West End Woman's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union will meet in the parlor
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Miss Caroline Griffin, OF 3Oth street. will
leave the city this week on a visit to the
Worlds Far where she will remain until
October.
An exciting game of base ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the Church
Hills and picked nine. The former team
won 10y score OF 70 3
Miss Elizabeth Mscgll Bridges has been
visiting Miss Katie Conrad, the daughter
of Hon. Holmes Conrad. in Warrenton,
Va, for several weeks past.
The ladies of Trinity Methodist Church
will give a moonlight excursion down
James River on the steamer Pocabontas
on Thursday night. September 18th.
Mr.. J. Taylorwood Curtis. the superin-
tendent OF James River contract, Is on an
extended Western trip, and Will return
via the Worlds Fair.
Miss Reatha Z. Parkinson. Of this city,
left last week for LGnexa. Va, where she
will remain for several weeks with her
friend. Miss Nettie Blayton.
Mr. l.. 7. Robertson returned TO the city
yesterday aftera delightful trip 10 Chicago,
Niagara Falls, Toronto. Can, and other
places of interest, North and West
MIR. II. \. Montague and children. OF
Church Hill have returned home after
pleasant visit of three weeks with
their relations in Lynchburg.
Mr.. n A. Finke. Jr., has left for Salem
To spend a week with his Uncle J. A.
Finke. and will be followed soon by his
father. +. IL. Finke.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were: Ex-Judge A Brown Evans
and Robert McCandlis. Jr., OF Middesex
county and c. l.. Babcock, treasurer Of
Charles City county.
The Board of Public Works met yes
terday and appointed Mr.. Emanuel Rail-
ston. of Rockingham county, State Di-
rector Of the Warm Springs and Harri-
sonburg Turnpike Company.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. X Sleight have
returned from visit in the west. in
Guiding the Worlds Fair. etc. and later
at the seashOre on Long Island, at Bay
Harbor and the HamptOns.
Miss Mary Hasker sud Mr.. West, Of CAL
iforn,a. who had been visiting her at her
home IN this city. left Tuesday for two.
weeks visit to relatives IN Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Mr.. f. C. Plunkett and bride. who have
been spending their honeymoon in Ash.
vile, n. g., will arrive at home on Mon:
day next, and will see their friends on and
after that date.
Miss Lizzie and Grace Kappes, of
Church Hill. have returned to the city
after delightful trip TO their relatives
and friends in Albemarle county, accom-
panied by their friend Mr.. George At
kins.