Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

DR.. John stih ana II. DouRins ~ ess.ie.-s -.sr
were extended many courtesies By tho officers In
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. scaaaf, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Kramer. ard Mf. and MIRA J. q. Brauer, LETT
Yesterday for two-weeks tour 70 the worlds
Fair.
Mr.. John p. Branch, Who has been In Paris for
some time past with bis family, sailed Tor homo
yesterday. His wifs's health Is reported TO DO
better.
Mary Henley (colored) was arrested ami
,odsed in the first Police Station yesterday
charged with stealing lot OF clothes from Roma
Congress.
Mr.. Frank Jacobs, accompanied by his sister.
Miss Hannah, left on the Old Dominion Tor
New York, where they will spend sfen weeks
with relatives
Miss Eva @. Doughty, Of Church Hiil, left the
city last Tuesday TO spend n portion OF the
heated weather with her relatives and friends Ia
New Kent county.
Misses Lena and Pllmmer Noble left las.
week 10 visit relatives AMI friends In Cumbcr-
land county. They expect to be absent from the
city about three weeks.
Misses Louise and Kathleen Taylor, Of Ponti-
cello, will leave this week TO join Governor and
Mrs. Mckinney ut the Blue Ridge Springs,
where they will spend the month Of August
Among the arrivals ut tho Hyseia Hotel, Old
Point Comfort, yesterday from Richmond were
@. b. Tenant and wife, z. Rddiscn, N. p Cay
10y, Mrs NJ. L. Gentry, and Mrs. j. +. Cranct.
MIR. A. l. Bradley. OF the Richmond post
ONCE, has returned after spending his vacation
In most delightful time at the Hot Springs,
Natural Bridge, and other mountain resortsof
Virginia
Mrs. II. C. Bennett, OF west Cary street. aud
daughters, Misses Jessie 3. and Lizzlo C.. and
Mr.. w. W. Bunger, left last Tuesday for the
Hot Springs, Vs., whore they will spend the rest
Of the summer.
Mr. snd Mrs. George A. Brown, Miss Mary
Denoon, John McGrain, Charles Blum, j. Is.
Allen, Mr.. jenkins, and Rev. ii. 5. y. Thomas,
Of Washington, ID. c., are guests a. the Chester
Hotel, at Chester.
Rev. DR.. Tudor having consented TO dedicate
n new church In Orange county to-day, his pull
pit Will DO liled by Rey. w. c. Walden at and
S:15 L. NJ. Ur. Tudor vii! conduct the Nednes-
day-eyening serdce.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Kay and their little
son, Maitland, after a very pleasant solourn OF
several weeks among relatives Gnd friends in
Charlotte county, returned Friday to their home,
ola THenty-.ourth street.
Mr. NJ w. Thomas, who had his arm broken
on THURSDAY morning, IS at the Chester Hotel
with his family. His brother. Rev. w. s. o.
Thomas, OF Washington, arrived last evening,
having beard OF the accident.
The lawn party being held at tho corner OF
High and Belyidere streets for the benefit OF
the Sacred-Heart church proved such sue
cess that the young ladies' in charge have de-
cided to continue II for another week.
Miss Orc Hatcher and Miss Laura Nelson are
on a visit TO the Misses Miller OF Rappahannock
Later Miss Hatcher and hor brother Rev. u. b.
Hatcher, will iofa a party Of friends from Ken
lucky and will visit the Worlds Fair
Messrs. Floyd V. Archer and James Jones. two
popular young employees OF the richmond ana
DanyiQe Railroad Company, lett the city last
night TO spend their vacation visiting the noun
tains and points OF interest in North Carolina
Adjutant-General Mcdonald left for the White
Sulphur Springs yesterday by advice OF MS
physicians, his health having been tor some
time somewhat seriously impaired. He was ac-
companied by Major aud Mrs. O;way y Allen.
Misses Olive AMI Sarah and Master Charles w.
Anderson have left with their aunt, Mrs. Z. H.
bradshaw, OF west Main street, 10 spend the
remainder Of the summer with relatives aud
friends in NottoWsy, Halifax, and Pittsylvania
counties.
A horse belonging 10 A. n. Pollard dropped
dead Yesterday near the corner Of Seventecnth
and BrOnd streets. The animal was overcome
by heat. and when II fell It was almost covered
with lathor. Ii was attached 70 q wagon loaded
with furniture.
Mrs W. Pendleton Thurstou, OF Ware House,
Gloucester county, Va, u visiting her sister,
Mrs John B. Pend eton, 507 east Leigh street.
Master John Wexford Pendleton has returned
from GiOucesser county, where no mas spent
happy three months.
The services at the soliiers- Home chapel this
evening at > O'Clock will DO led by Rev. j. Calvin
ste 6aTt, pastor CT the Church OF the Coyen1Et.
M.s. Gil and the boys from the Male Orphan
Asylum will render the music. The veterans
| cordially invite Me public TO worship With them.
Among the visiting ministers who will preach
I'm Richmond to-day arc Rev. Joseph RennIe, st
the Second Presbyterian, IL A. NJ. ; Rev. w. C..
Walden, Broad-Street Methodist, morning and
evening; Rev. A. +. Delno, Howarfs-Gr1yo
Baptist, morning and evening; Rev. MIR. Meade,
Grace church, IL A IL
MIR. J. +. Landes, Of Sempronius, Austin coun-
~, Tex, an old Confederate soldier and one OF
LOngstreets scouts, who has been ON ylst OF
several weeks here TO his eister-in-aN, Mrs.
RI hard Duke, and other relatives, leaves TO-
morrow for his far-aWay home with many
pleasant remembrance OF the past and sad re-
grets of leaving old Virginia.
President n. b. Grooms, OF the Richmond
Produce Exchange, has appointed the following
committee to attend the funeral OF Mr.. George
+. Burch, which will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon from Legh-Street Baptist g. Jrcn
Messrs. II. VI. Mclntire, Frederick II. Williams,
George NJ. McMinn, and William r. Hudson.
Mr.. Burch had been an active member OF the
| exchange since Its organization.
Mr. Edward D. Deane Is again dangerously ~
in Louisville. Mr. Deane has been most
cessful IN his business career, and the many
friends who have cared for him in his long IL
ness prove IN what high esteem he is held by
tue Columbian Insurance Company. Mrs. An
| derson, Of baltimore Mrs. Anna Case, Mrs. Ad-
| die Deane Lyons (his sisters, and Miss Lulie
| Lyons went 10 Louisville Friday night