Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

| penter's, Ia the northern part OF tho
county, last Tuesday. Among the. others
present were Misses Gertrude and Florence
Brown, Esa Porter. and Meosrs Benjamin
per and Messrs. Judson Miller and Joo
Twyman of Madison.
Miss Katie b. Sale, of Richmond, is visit.
ing her cousin. MISS Mary p. Louthan.
Miss Anna Lows is on visit 10 Mrs.
Florence brooking, OF Orange county.
cratic Chairman j. Smith, has been quite
unwell az her home, IN tho western part OF
the county.
Misses Shackelford aud Garth, of Abe
marie, who were visiting the family of
Rev. Mr.. Watts, returned TO their homes
several days ago.
Miss Lisa Sheppard. Of Stsunton, is
spending some time near Oak Park.
Mr.. X. L. Aylor. of Decatur Ala, is
spending the summer at the home OF his
borhood.
Mr. c. NJ. Louthan, who. during tho
past four years has been Deputy Collector
OF Internal Revenue in the Sixth Virginia
District. says that he soon expects TO be-
long to Uncle sam" no longer. and that
40 will then give his full time to the prac;;
ticc OF law. tie has already been retained
as counsel in the Davis murder case,
which has attracted so much attention.
FogTX-TIvI CONVERSIONS.
The recent revival winch was held at
CriglersviIle by Rev. Il. B. Hatcher. Of
Richmond. resulted in about forty-hve
conversions.
Judge +. NJ. Mcmillan, SOD, and dough
ter returned on Wednesday from Chicago
and a visit of several weeks to friends IN
Indiana.
Miss VirRie Aylor. Of Haywood. spent
this week near Oak Park.
Mr.. G.. +. Lewis, who last session
taught at the Reform School, below Rich
mond. is TINS summer taking private
course ia law.
Mr.. A. ID. Louthan spent several days
recently in Rappahannock.
Miss Katie Evans, Of Baltimore, is visit
ng Miss Elois9 Cave.
Preparations are again being made for
the great Methodist Tabernacle meeting
TO be held at Rochelle. II Will commence
on the oath Of August aud continue for
two weeks.
Colonel F. II. Hill, lecturer OF the Third
Virginia Masonic District. has been visit
ing various lodges during the past five
weeks. lie is now in Orange.
MUSIC THE FEATURE.
A delightful so,ree was given By Mr..
and Mrs. +. ID. Weaver at their homo
on Thursday. Music was the promi-
neut feature of the evening. Miss
Miss Florence J.. Nance, of South
Carolina. and Mr.. A. ID. LOuthan were IN
duet, 80 Yah Amt Dot Fine" a num-
Der OF stirring selections we're rendered by
Miss Anna Mcmillan at the piano, accom-
panied by Mr.. G. +. MCMILLAN. lead vlo-
lin Mr.. Bob Hood, second violin, and
Mr.. f. D. Weaver, bass violin. Mrs.
Charles FAINT and Miss Mary p. Louthan
were at the piano ia special selections.
Miss Lulu Grimsley brought forth music
soft and low from the silver chords of the
guitar Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Nance and DIR. Mcmillan.
Among those present from a distance
were MIR. Hugh Hill. of Locust Dale; Mrs.
William Barbour, South Boston Miss Alice
nttleton, Char lott ssville; Mrs. q; K.
Lewis. Richmond Messrs. Claude and Joe
Twymau. HAYWOOD; Miss Carraway,
Washington, D. c.; Mr.. II. 7. Louthan.
Rappahannock. DR.. Henry Rankin, Luray;
Miss Katie Sale. Richmond; Master Ro-
bert Jehries. Culpeper Courthouse; Miss
Georgia Blakey, Greene county. and Hiss
hattie Evans, of Baltimore.
BAPPAHANNoCK.
Mr.. G. f. Bedler aud Miss Bell Biedler,
Of Baltimore, are now spending some time
at the home of Mr.. n. Il. heyser, west OF
Washington.
Mr.. Burnett Miller. of Culpeper Court
into Rappahanpock for his health"
Miss Emma II. Alexander and Messrs.
Alber. Z. Mcconnell and Milton T.. Bed
Ter. Of Washington, ID. c., are sojourning
with friends at Glen Eyrie."
An electric railway between Sperryvllle
and Culpeper Courthouse is still being
spoken Of. Hon. p. II. O'Bannon seems
20 be one of the principal spirits along
this line"
The contest at the +. t. Baptist church
last Saturday evening for a Demorest
Prohibition silver medal was quite plea
SAINT affair. MISS Lizzie Miller, Of Peoia
Mills, was the successful deolaimor.
Mr.. John b. Miller, of Sperryville, IS
almost gwen up to be the coming Demo-
cratic nominee of Rsppahannock for the
Legislature.
There are many pleasant homes in Rap
pahannock. and that of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert f. Miller, near WOOdville, stands
among the first. Misses Laura Nelson,
One Hatcher. AID Miss HarpOid, of Rich
mond. are spending the month OF August
with Misses Mary and Carrie. who make
the DAYS for them to come and go even
as pleasant thought"