Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Charlo,te.vIIIe and vicinity.

CHART0ETEsYtLLE, VA, Dectubet IL
Mr.. BENJAMIN Wills, of Southside virginia,
10 in tho city, visiting his brother. Dir. T..
M. Wills. and bis warm friends here
Mics Il. r. Woodward, who has been
spending her holiday vacation at Mr. W.
n. Woods. in this city, returned 70 her
home, in Louisa county. this morning.
Tho Rev. Sir. KoIner. Lutheran minis
Tar who was student at the university
iest session. was in Charlottesville this
week, the guest of Professor Moan n.
Mr.. George Gator, of Baltimore, accom-
panied by Master Benjamin Gator, Is
visiting the latter's grandparents, MT. ana
Mrs. I. j. Williams.
presented their superintendent MIR. j. L.
Allison. with pair of gold-framed eye
glasses on "Wednesday evening. The pre-
sentation speech was made by tue Kew.
John 3. Turpin.
A. the Christmas service held at Christ
Episcopal church on "Wednesday col.
lection was taken for the Old Ladies
Home in Richmond.
Misses Rita and Fannie Patton, or Oul-
pepper, and Miss Eugenia drymes., OF
Orange. are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Keller, at the residence OF captain l. o.
Keller, on High street.
The congregations Of BIZ. Ed and Hebron
churches. through the Rev. Jonn b. lur-
min. of this city, have presented 10 their
pastor. the Rev. Hartwell X. Hawthorne,
a handsome Oxford Bible.
CITY Treasurer ". L. Jones has been
visiting friends in standardsvilie this
week. NJ.
mond, have been the guests OF MIR. d. Mas
sic Smith, at Shadwell.
Captain J.. X. Bryan, of Birmingham,
Ala, is spending the holidays with his
family, near the university.
Mrs. Stonewall Tompkins Is visiting her
father. Captain G. +. Vawter. superin-
tendent Of the Miller Manual-La6or
Mr. F. W. Weaver, of Basic City, has
been visiting friends in this city.
MI. n. NJ. Page. of BAtesville, one OF the
most valued citizens of Albemarle county,
is in feeble health, much 70 the regret OF a
host of friends.
few DAYS in Richmond this week, has re-
turned to her home, in this city.
Professor George l.. PetrIe, OF Auburn
College. Alabama, is on visit to his pa
rents. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George Ia
Petrie.
MIR. j. Newton johnson. a student of the
University Of Virginia, session ls9l-'H, now
of Buffalo, n. Y, is the guest OF Mr. John
J. Lipop.
burg. are in Charlottesville.
A pleasant reception was given Mr..
Henry s. Noel and bride (nee Miss Maude
s. Wingfeld, OF this city, on their arrival
in Lynchburg Wednesday evening at the
residence of the groom's father.
DIR. q. w. Rhinehart. of Kentucky. an
old student and graduate of the University
of Virginia, IS visiting friends IN this city.
Miss Mamie b. Davis and Mr. Clifton @.
Garrison were married in the office OF the
County Clerk on Monday. The Rev Dr. u.
l.. Petrie. OF the Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr. w. J. Thornton, OF this city, and
Miss Gertrude Ferguson. of Waynesboro',
were married in Washington on TUESDAY.
Professor A. II. futile, of the University
of Virginia. attended the meeting OF
scholars in Chicago this week 90 consider
the relation of schools TO tho study OF
biological science. He read an important
paper on the subject.
Mr. Fred. MURRAY, of Bloomington, H.,
former clerk in the Office oil Nicc-Prefi-
dent-elect Adlai Stevenson. who has bden
on a visit to Mr.. j, NJ. Murphy, has left FOL
his home.
Mr.. w. L. Allen, Commonwealth's At
torney of Allegheny county, has been Q
visitor to relatives in this city this week.
Miss Eta Goldsmith. of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Misses OberdoIter
has returned 10 her home.
Mir. James Il. Adams, of Locust Grove
Orange county, IS on visit TO his brother
Mr.. X. S. Adams, at the Woollen-Mills.
Miss Fannie Harris, of Culpeper. is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Oryille Nalle.
Mrs. Douglass Leftwich, OF Richmond, II
r. ~ al
baker, at Wertland," near the univer-
sity.
A marriage-license has been issued bJ
the County Clerk to Mr.. John Marshall
and Miss Laura Toms.
MIR. John Tinsley. teacher at the Miller
Manual-Labor School. is visiting his
parents here.
Miss Annie Fulcher, of stanton. i:
visiting Mrs. j. Ii. Lindsay, on FIRST street
Mr.. j. Edwin Wood. of this city, ha:
been visiting in Warrenton this week.
Misses Irene and Jennie Valentine, o.
Richmond, are the guests OF MIR. X. Z
Valentine.
Miss Flossie Giddings, of Loudoun. is
visiting Miss Annie Sinclair, on High
Professor C. Z. Young. of the Charlottes
vile Female Seminary, IS visiting his mo.
Their in stanton.
MIR. Frederick Murphy, a page in th'
House of Representatives, has been visit
ing his parents this week.
Miss Lille Aronhime 10 visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Alfred Cohen, in Richmond.
Mr.. Carl Haas, of the AdrdHce force, II
visiting in Baltimore.
Hiss Matte Price spent her holiday va
cation in Richmond.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer. Of the Peabody
Institute of Baltimore, will Wye piano
recital in this city on the Sd OF January.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Mr.. J. l.. Duncan, an old student, nov
practicing law at Clifton Forge, was
visitor this week.
MIR. T. L. Waters is spending portion o
his holiday here.
Miss Mollie Niche left on Wednesday
morning for a months visit to Annapolis
Mr.. f. Is. Thomasson, of Richmond, whC
spent a week with friends here. has TO
turned TO his home.
Mrs. Buckle gave very pleasant tea OF
Monday evening, which was greatly en-
joyed.
Mss Mamie Hill. of Richmond. is thu
guest of the Misses Thornton.
Mr.. William Il Peters, Dr.. of Roanoke
visited his father. Professor Peters, thii
week.
Mss Winston, of Hanover county, is
visiting Miss Marguerite Rosser, daughter
of General Thomas l.. Rosser.
Messrs. Thommasson and Wilson, TIVE
young lawyers, spent few days will
friends here this week.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
Coresrile.-Mr. 7. j. Farrar. assistan
principal OF the Cove Academy, is spend
ING his holiday in Appomaltox.
Mrs. Herbert Martin has returned from
Lynchburg and will spend the winter Will
her mother at CastIglione."
Miss Annie Birch, of kleinburg School
spent her Christmas here.
Messrs. +. ii. Birch, j. III. Blain, and II
NJ. Blain, students at Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, spent the week a
this place.
Mr.. Robert Hammer spent his Christina
at tho national capital.
The Rev. Daniel was agreeably surprise,
during the gay and festive season by
severe pounding" administered by tn
members of his church Cove and other
in the neighborhcod. His harder was stock
ed to OVERLOOKING with almost everything
that could be thought of in the way Q
eatables.
Broun's Com.-Miss Lutte Brown, at
tending school at Staunton. spent Christ
mas at home.
Mr. Sam Clark gave banquet to hi
friends in honor of his newly-married sol
Hanrv