Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-23
Personals and Briefs.


Mrs. J. W. Pinder has returned from a
visit TO Chesterfield.
Mr.. A. f. Ganzales. editor of the Column
bia, IS. CO. S,d'e is IN the city.
Mr.. Charles p. Hill left Tuesday morn
ing to visit relatives in Culpeper.
Mr.. Samuel Waggoner has left TO visit
his grandmother at Lewisburg, ". Va.
Mrs Hicks has Just returned from Balti-
more after delightful visit OF two weeks.
Mr.. b. T. BAN returned yesterday, after
a pleasant solourn of two weeks IN CHI
cagO.
Miss Sallie Gatchell. of Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. Stone, of 2Oi East Franklin
street.
Capt. f. II. Cooke, of Powhatan, the
Populist nominee for Governor, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mr.. W. II. Kuhn has returned to the city
after a pleasant visit TO the Worlds talr
and Cincinnati.
James B. Blanks, Commissioner OF Reve-
nue. of Petersburg was a visitor at the
Capitol yesterday.
Miss Tile Smith, of West Cary street,
has returned home after spending the sum-
mer IN Philadelphia.
Misses Pearl and Lora Mitchell left
FRIDAY to visit relatives in Lynchburg,
Rustburg and Appomattox.
Mrs. Culleen, of Richmond. will soon
join her husband IN Washington, where
shs will reside permanently.
Major John w. Rely. of Halifax county,
a prominent candidate for the Supreme
Court of Appeals. Is III the city.
Miss Ethel w. Stover has returned home
after spending several weeks with her
friend Miss 1uggle, of Nottoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Hamilton. of Barton
Heights, LETT Monday morning on the 7:45
train for New York and other Northern
cities.
Miss Kate Cross has returned to her
home in Portsmouth, after delightful
stay with Misses Florida and Annie Cooper,
Of Wlnder.
Prof. Davey Pane Parham, who has been
spending his vacation IN Virginia. lett last
night to resume his duties III Caledonia
College, Mo.
| Miss Emma Z. Staude left Yesterday ria
West Point. TO visit friends and relatives
in the North, and will be gone two or
three months.
Misses Annie and Athea Harlcastle
have returned TO their home. 1901 E. Main
street, after spending q delightful time IN
Charleston, S. G.
! Rev. Thos. Eeedham, State Evangelist
of the State Mission Society OF Ponnsylva-
MIA. with his family are visiting the home
of Col. n. Montgomery.
An electric car made q through trip to
| River View, Monday. for the first time. 1t
is expected that the line will be IN regular
ODeratiOn in a few DAYS.
Mr.. Edwin w. Hoff. the former we'll
known Richmond tenor, and his wife, are
expected to appear here in concert IN the
latter patt of September.
Miss Octavia Pinder. of Winder, with
her sister. Mrs. Walter Allen, OF West
Main street. are on visit TO tbe,r uhcie'
Mr.. Willim Speers. OF Chesterfield.
Little Myrtle. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. I. Pearman. fell Monday morning while
playing in her fathers yard and broke
one of her arms 1t was set by Dr. Well
ford.
Mr.. A. L. Abernethy. his little daughter.
Kate, Misses Ella q. and Kate nj. Latham
left yesterday for q two weeks stay OF tue
Worlds Far. They will return by way OF
Niagria and Watkins Glen.
MIR. Jno. A. Gilmor. of the State Treas
urer's once, left yesterday for the Warm
Springs. Bath county, to spend his vaca-
ton. Before returning be will visit his
home at Monterey. IN Highland county.
Mr.. Stuart johnson, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Van Couver, British Co-
lumbia. arrived In the city last Sunday at
ter an absence Of seven years He Is vis-