Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-20
returned from Chicago and the Worlds

Godseg. OF 1918 west Carr street, en- roue
home from the Worlds FAIR.
Mrs. Keefe and daughter, Miss Nora, OF
West Troy, N. u. are IN the city the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. f. McDonough,
of No. $3.50 cas-. Grace street.
Mr.. Emanuel Ullman will leave to-day
for an extensye.trip 10 the Worlds Far.
the Lakes, aud other points Of interest, to
be gone for about nvc weeks
Mrs. John A. Murray and three children.
| of Troy, N. y. who have been vlsitlng her
| father, Mr.. James McDonough, OF this
| city, will return home to-day.
DR.. j. T. Houcheus, of Baltimore. is here
visiting relatives aad friends and Is stop
ping with his mother. Mrs VI. Z. Houcn-
! ems. north Twenty-ffGh street.
Mrs. W. ]. Rose and Miss Emma Dorsey.
/ of No 408 north Seventh street, leave to-
morrow for Washington. ID. g., where they
! will spend the next few weeks.
| Mrs. Bella Martin. of zoos west Marshall
/ street, left last week on visit to friends
/ aud relatives iii Washington. ID. G. She
/ expects to be absent two weeks.
/ Miss Sallie F. Walker. of west Marshall
/ street. compauied by her niece, Miss
Ruby G. Walker, OF Church Hill. is visit
Ing friends III Powhatan county.
Requiem mass will be sung Tuesday
morning at o'clock at St. Peters Cathe-
dral COR Mira. John NJ Higgins, that being
the first anniversary of her death.
Miss Mamie jennings, of Richmond and
her friend, Miss Maggie Travlor. of Peters
| burg. have returned home after pleasant
visit TO Old Point aud Ocean View.
Mrs. A. L. Mitchell, of 100 south Pine,
has returned from Baltimore, having been
nd ~ N or kpr
Thomas j. Hill. formerly OF Richmond.
Mrs. Julien NJ. Solomon and her son
Julien and Master Freddy. of Savannah,
Ga. are on vsit TO Mrs. Soiomen's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. William LoveDsseln.
Mr.. Harry Gribiing. OF the Chesapeake
and Olio auditors office, left Tuesday to
visit his home. La Fayette. Ind. He Will
also visit the Worlds Fair before return
ing.
Miss Alice Catalan. Of LYnchburg who
has been visiting here for the. last five
weeks. returned home yesterday, accom-
panied by her friend, Mrs. Charles II.
Godsey.
Mr.. William s. Henning and his sister,
Miss Julia Hennlng, of north Eighth
street, left Friday. IN company with sew
eral friends. for an extended visit TO the
Worlds FAIR.
Mr.. Stephen Terry, n prominent farmer
of Mecklenburg county. VINO has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. NJ. G. Leigh,
on north Fourth street, returned to his
home yesterday.
Miss Matte Mountcastle has returned
home after a deli ghtful visit with friends
and relatives in Newport News. While
away she visited the camp-meeting IN Isle
of Wight county. u
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Yeeman and littlo
daughter will return home on Monday
afternoon from their stay OF several weeks
IN the country, where the former has been
IN search Of health.
Mrs. j. T. Bowersox. Mrs. Newheiser,
and Miss Marie Newhelser left yesterday
for the Worlds FAIR, and Will visit friends
and relatives in Whiting. Md, Rochester,
and Baltimore CITIES.
Miss Matte Lee Mosby and brother,
CAPTAIN Edgar Mosby. of east Broad
street, are visiting friends liz Caroline and
will extend their visit TO several OF Viz
glnia watering places.
Miss Ellen Hobson has been the guest OF
jude and Mrs. Myer. 81 the Natural
Bridge, and IS travelling with them now
through the mountains of Virginia, visit
ing the different springs.
Mrs. ". ". Greyson, Bland county; ].
t. Lewis, HcnrIco; Burnley Taylor. Com
missioner of Revenue. King William, and
j. W. King. of Hanover. were among the
visitors at the Cabltol yesterday.
Cadet S. Vance Loyenstein, of Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
having completed his course at the sum-
mcr school. is at home. He has been ap-
pointed captain IN the Cadet Corps.
Mr.. j. N. Wakefield and Dir. j. r. l..
Hart will leave tomorrow for Chicago,
where they will spend two weeks visiting
the Worlds Fair. Returning :hey Will
stop ct Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. y. II. Mve.s lert on Tridas 20. r
ten days trip through the mountains Of
Virginia. He carried his byclcle and
kodac and hopes TO bring back some fine
views ot the picturesque scenery when he
returns.
Mrs. Lille L. Smith of No. 215 north |
Eighteenth street, Is visiting friends IN
Stanton and other parts of the Valley OF /
Virginia. The pleasure of her trip has /
been greatly marred by getting oinder
IN one OF her eyes, causing her much pain. |
Rev. W. j. Young, of the Park-Pacs /
Methodist church, will lead the service at
the Soldiers Home this afternoon az /
o'clock. There will be music by Mrs. Gill /
and the Orphan-Asylum boys. The vete- |
rams cordially invite the public to worship /
with them.
A most ENJOYABLE watermelon feast was I
given on Church Hill Wednesday evening |
The following ladies and gentlemen were /
present: Misses Mamie ReardOn, Blanch /
Epps. Mary Sharp, Matte Harmon. and .
the two Misses Disney. aud Messrs. Tim /
herse. George Powell, Wilhe Doran, Wal /
ter Mahorev. Willie Schmidt, James Nc
Graw. and George Lumsden.
Richmond arrivals at the Brandon. Basic
City: DIR. W. b. Laferty. Walter keesine,
W. n. Jones. Walter Scott Miss Irene Kelly,
q. G. McCiivrGy and wlte, General Jam - /
Mcdonald. Colonel Otwav >. Alien and
wife. Professor }. L. Powell, Dudley Nc
Donald. A. b. Mallory. jackson Brandt.
Mr.. +. 7. d. Myers and maid. |. n. Jones.
and S. Ransom Guy.
Secretary George F. III bbitts, of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
writes here from the Worlds Fair that he
Is having q splendid time. He SAYS he has
talked to several gentlemen in reference
TO the position of physical Instructor for
the association aud is very much impressed
with gentleman from unalo, Y. Y. He
will probably return here about the 1st of
September.
The following we're tAe arrivals Of Rich
mond people at Hyceia Hotel. Old Point,
last weak; Mrs. H. A. Nightingale and
family, Miss Cora Rudd. j. D. Macmurdo.
K. D. Carpenter and daughters. Charles
W. Goddln and family, Leigh Crutchfield.
George J.. BIdgood, j. c. Dame, J. Alph.
Pizziul, W. G.. Harvey, IT.. J. j. Monta-
que. c. II. Montague. thomas Atkinson,
I. c. Williams, Jr., W. n. Still. Grayson
Burruss. John Plckrell. George Il. Me-
Adams r. Orsi aud sister, j. Penn Morris,
II. A. Nightingale. L. c. Laird. T. L. Gil
more, j. A. Hoofnagle. r. p Richardson,
DR.. c. L. Siegel. V. Donati, Il. Picchi,
Christopher TompklLs. John J. Splitting,
j. I. Anderson, Il. II. Gunst. +. II. CARRIER,
G. W. Golfer. j. w. Mokely. Bryan McCul.
len, and William Galloway.
Our Representative In New York.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NEw YoRE. n. Y, August 19.-Mr. e. J..