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

Aubrey, lett yesterday for Chesterfield
county.
Miss Leila q. Haynes left yesterday
morning for Bedford City and the Peaks
OF Otter.
CORPORAL John W. starke viii spend to-
day with his mother. hrs. @. E.SStarke, OF
Hanover.
Miss Mary II. Hancock. who has been
visiting friends in Louisa county, has re-
turned homo.
Mrs. William NJ. Johnston left yesterday
evening for Baltimore to visit her sister,
Mrs Z. Willis.
Mrs. @. G. Tinsley left yesterday evening
for Baltimore TO visit her daughter. Mrs.
A. T. Bennett.
Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson has returned to
the city after two-weeks' outing on the
banks OF the Potomac.
Miss Louise Hathcoek. Of 3ls north
Twelfth street. is on q visit TO her old
home. in Albemarle, N. @.
Mr.. J. b. Points and T.. G.. Pollard. of
Church Hill. will leave Monday for Chi
cago TO visit the Worlds Fair.
Miss Patti NJ Haley. of 71s west Main
street. is visiting relatives in Pittsylvania,
Charlotte. and Amelia counties.
Mr.. John A. Enos. of Mathews county,
has returned home for bis health. He will
be away for two or three weeks.
Messrs. w. b. Pizzipi, W. J. Gardner,
and Frank Street leave to-day for Old
Point. Norfolk. and Virginia Beach.
Rev. +. L. Pell will fill the pulpit Of
Centenary Methodist church during the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Sledd.
Mrs. Joseph ]. Treyilin is spending the
month of August with her brother, Gene
raj James c. Hin. Of Albemsrle county.
Mr.. Morton Samuels and sister, Miss
Clara Samuels, loft yesterday for Chicago
and will visit the Lakes on their return.
Mr.. r. O. Hardwicke has returned to the
city after a three weeks visit TO Lynch
burg, Buffalo Springs, and the Peaks Of
Otter.
Miss Clara A. Tompkins. daughter of
Mrs. J. II. Tompkins. left the city Thurs
day for ten-days' visit TO friends IN
Louisa.
Rev. Mr.. Lochmer. Of Chicago. aud Rev.
Mr.. Hemeder and wife, OF Baltimore, are
stopping at Mrs. l.. Moesta's, No. Ill east
Main street
Dr. NJ. f.. Johns and Miss i. D. Hobson
Will be married at YeDable-Street Baptist
church Wednesday night. No cards have
been issued.
Miss Percie Bradley, of 314 north Twelfth
street, left Saturday evening for Hanover
county, where she will spend some time
visiting friends.
Miss Flora Ellick and party will leave
Monday for Chicago TO attend tho Worlds
Fair and will return vid Niagara Falls and
the White Sulphur.
Messrs. A. C. Lipscomb. W. NJ. Herbert,
d. j. Byrne, and w. +. Ragland left last
night for Old Point and Norfolk, where
they will spend some time.
Mr.. w. Clifton Hughes. of the firm of
Hughes n BraXtOn. 3J9 east Broad street.
left the city last night for the North. he
Will also visit the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. A. Y. Stokes, Jr.. Louis Wenden-
burg, and John Lottler will leave to-day
on the 2. NJ. train for Chicago to do the
Worlds Fair and the Windy City.
Major Charles U. Bringle, Of the Pull
man Company. and Messrs. @. Y. G osby
and DAVID Cummlns left yesterday for a
ten-days visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Melisse Ducan left last week to
spend the month of August at the Buffalo
Lithia Springs. Before returning 10 the
city she will attend the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. V. n Camden, IS south Fifth street
will leave Tuesday for an extended trip
TO Lynchburg, Salem, and Roanoke, &C
companled by her little daughter, Ocie.
Mrs. Mary Connors and daughter. of
Bayonne, n. j., Is on avlslt to her brother,
Mr. John Ennerty, on Venable street after
an absence of twenty-seven years from the
city.
MIR. John b. Pendleton's little 7;year-old
son. Xinterton, who has been i'll for the
past month with typhoid-fever. is slowly
improving at his homo. 5O7 east Leigh
street.
Mrs. w. Pendleton Thruston. who has
been IN the city three weeks visiting her
sister. Mrs, John Is. Pendleton, lett last
evening for her home, IN Gloucester
county.
Misses Kate and Imogen Myers left on
Thursday for the mountains OF Virginia,
where they will spend the month of
August Before returning they will visit
the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. Sam. Bigger, Charlie, Willie, and
Stafford Parker returned yesterday, after
q pleasant stay OF seven weeks in Red Ea-
ole Camp, on the banks of the York at
Gloucester Point.
Mira. Rowland Hill. whose health has
been failing for the past few months, left
on Wednesday for her old home, near Au-
gusta. Me. She will return about the
middle OF October
Miss Teresa Meade, of east Broad street,
left Tuesday TO visit friends In Clifton
Forge and Covlngton. and on her return
she will stop IN Staunton to see her
brother j. w. Meade.
After an extended visit to the Worlds
Fair, Niagara Falls, and northern cities,
Nessrs. George Ogllver, Herbert Parkiu-
son. and John Bauer are expected to
arrive to-day at i. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummins, of 1917
north Fifth street, will leave tomorrow
for Old Point, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Lizzie Mccarthy, TO attend the mar
risge of Mr. Cummins's sister.
Miss Mamie Lee. of Petersburg, will re-
turn home Tuesday alter most delight
ful visit TO relatives and friends OF this
cGtv accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Mamie Hall, of No. l22 west Cary street.
Colonel Morton Marye. State Auditor,
has rented Colonel Bells home, on Par
avenue. aud will move his family to the
CITY shortly. Mr.. John s. Barbour Ihomp-
son and lady are also likely TO become resi-
dents of Richmond.
Rev. DR.. q. b. Moore Will preach at the
Second Baptist church this morning. Dr.
Moore is a Nirginian by birth. has many
relatives in Richmond, and Is now protes-
sor Of moral philosophy IN Furman Uni
yersity, Greenville. 5. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bryant have just re-
turned from Western North Carolina,
where they have been visiting. MIR. ana
Mrs. s. Spain, Jr.. formerly of tins city.
While there they went to the Healing
springs and enjoyed the mountain
scenery.
Mrs. Harvey L. Davis, accompanied by
her sister Miss Essie Grimes. and Misses
Flyie and Minta DAVIS has gone TO
powhatan county to visit Mrs. John l..
Seay. AT her palatial home, Millbrook.
They will remain away the balance OF the
summer.
Rev. James Y. FAIR. pastor of the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. Will preach al