Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

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s,.on,on.s Social and Personal Notes.
fCorrospondence OF the Richmond pspatcn.
Sr,uyrox. Va, July Mrs. Ellen Nc
Cune. of Fishersville, Is reported 10 10
Mr.. q. Tbrower Clack. of the Staunton
Dnilv Ne,rs. has accepted cler kshlp IN tne
Clifton Forge Office OF Assistant-onperln-
tendent j. II. Carlisle, OF the Chesapea iie
and Ohio railway, and leaves thi9 WON
for his new home. e
Miss Cnrry Breckenridge, daughter or
Hon. William G. p. Breckenridge. OF hen-
tuckv. is IN the city, the guest OF her Sls.
ter. Mrs. Lyman Chalkley, on MarAe'
street. III. fo-
Hampton, where she is visiting MISS Lucy
Tabb. n.L,a
Major j. -1es II. Dooley. Of Richmond.
Mira Charles ". Warden is in CovinRton.
Miss Emma Atkinson left THURSDAY ioI
Frederick county, where she IS the guest
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Barton.
Miss Kate b. Halle is spending the SUM-
mer at Warm Springs.
Mr.. John Willis hcCue. OF nelson coun-
tv. is spending the week IN the city WIN
his brother, Postmaster William L. NC
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has been the guest OF the Misses BraAton'
| left Monday for Union. W. Va.
Mrs. Wait W. King and Misses May,
Annie. and Eloise Elder are spending the
week at the Hotel Brandon. Basic City.
Mrs. IT. Scharrand. of Alton, 10 the guest
| Of Mrs. NJ. 4. Cootes. on Church street,
Mr.. It. Peyton Brown left Wednesday
| for Roanoke to accept the position OF
| secretary of the Roanoke Underwriters
| Agency. -. rh,,x,5o,,
| for CovingtOn. ~ -.
| MIR. John Baldwin Ransom, Of this city,
who is Mt the Worlds Far. Chicago was
| chosen this week, as n llueal descendant Oh
| George Washington. to hoist the flag over
! the Virginia building.
| The West Augusta Guards have &C
cepted an invitation to attend the
| Fonrth. of-July celebration at Assembly
PARK Herrisonburg. The Guards will be
| under command of Lieutenants Richard
| S. Ker and William J. Perry.
| Miss Sarah Rowland, of Mobile. who
has been spending the past few months
| in the CITY as tue guest OF Mrs NJ T.
| Cootes left Thursday for Chicago, where
she will bo joined by her father for WISH
| to the Columbian Exposltiin.
| Miss Yost is IN Harrisonburg, the guest
| of her cousin. Mrs. Winfield Llggett.
| Dr. VI. o. Burkholder, OF the Grand
LODGE of Red Men, left Woodstock to or.
| ganize lodge of Red Men IN the Valley
| town.
DIR. Powell c. Fauntleroy left Thursday
| for Norfolk, where he will be resident
physician at the Retreat for the Sick.
Sheriff n. @. Watts has returned from a
weeks outing at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bertord Deacon has re
| Turned TO this city after a slKtydays' visit
| TO their former home, Old England, across
| the seas.
| Mrs. Fannie Brown and Miss Stubs. OF
| Baltimore, are in the city, the guests OF Mr.
| and Mrs. j. II. Blackley, ON east Beverly
| street.
MIR. j. +. Atkins. who was student a,
| the Theological Seminary near Alexan-
| dria. the past session, is spending his yaca-
| ton at his home here.
| The Misses Hulllhen have gone to Wheel.
ing. W. Va, where they are the guests o
relatives.
Miss Charlotte Jaffe, who has been very
popular in society circles here. aGd whose
sweet voice has always been lent TO al
| most every worthy musical entertainment
| in the CITY, left this week TO make bel
| home in New York for the future. The
| council of Christ Lutheran church, OF
| which Miss Jaffo was member, adopted
| resolutions expressive of its regret al
| losing her from the church and lis choir
| The Rev. William Cumming left thl:
| week for Mcdowell, Highland. and vii
| Evansville 10 assist in the installation oil
| Licentiate G. II. Dobbs as pastor Of those
| churches.
| The Rev. A. II. Hamilton will fill the
pulpit of the Second Presbyterian church
| here Sunday in Mr. Cummings absence.
Mr.. Charles G. Berkeley has accepted the
position as commandant ard assistant
teacher of mathematics at the Augusta
Military Academy.
Messrs. J. Howard Wayt, w. II. II
LYNN, aud Jacob Bumgardner left Friday
evening for Millboro' Springs TO inaugu-
rate session of the Royal Arch-Chapter
School Of instruction for this district.
DIR. and Mrs. William Ii. Goode are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. j. I. Parr, at Cul-
pepper.
Mr.. Randolph Harrison, of the Lynch.
burg bar, is here on visit to relatives al
his old home.
Misses Mary Julia Baldwin and Mamie
Tate. of the Augusta Female Seminary,
and their cousin. DIR. J. Newton Wayt, re.
turned Thursday evening from an extend
ed trip throughout the West
The venerable Colonel Thomas A. Cor.
don is in Charlottesville this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. S. Lara has returned from Balti.
more.
Miss Lucille Kilby returned Thursday
from Suffolk. where she has been the gues
of friends
Mr.. Percy Weiss, of Beaumont. Tex. 4
former student at the Staunton Male
Academy. accompanied by his wife. are il
the city, visiting Mrs. Weiss's mother. Mrs
John II. McCue.
Mrs. Joseph %. Lichliter is out AGAR
after q severe Hines. of several weeks.
Misses Belle and Nora Moran are In TIT
city. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ballard
Bruce.
Miss Mary Braxton continues quite i'll a
the house of her brother, Mr. Allen Caper
ton Braxton on Gospel Hill.
Thursday night the following roster o
officers was installed in stanton Lodge O
Masons, No. 49, Albert Shultz, worshipfu
master; Rev. NJ. J. T.. Cox. senior war
den; G. 7. Bowman. junior warden; Wal
ter ID. Hoge, senior deacon; George w
Slower, junior deacon; II. II. Trout
treasurer. and A. A. Eskridge. secretary.
Wednesday night Oneida Tribe of Re,
Men, No. SO. elected officers for the ensu
ing term, as follows X. S. Ker. Sachem
s. T.. Luspbaugh, senior sycamore Johl
Is. Guntner, junior sycamore; George
Schmidt. keeper of wampum; j. w
Blackburn, keeper OF records; Carte
Braxton, -.
lie Fell slowly.
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