Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02
RICHMOND IN BRIEF.
SHORT ITEMS or INTEREST CLEANED
BY THE DISPATCH REPORTERS.
People Returning from Their Summer
Vacations Comment on Current
Local Events.

Miss Lillian wray is visiting relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Aubin Royal left yesterday after.
noon for Bon Air.
Miss wyllie Royal returned from High.
land Springs yesterday.
| Judge Thomas NJ. Miller. OF Powhatan.
I was In the city yesterday.
! Miss sallie Cullen Epps Ii 90 visit to
friends In Charlotte, N. c.
Miss Annie Hankins Is on q visit to
| relatives In Charlotte county.
| Mrs. A. Leslie Blair returned from
| West Virginia Friday evening.
Miss Olivia Williams left yesterday for
| Amelia county, TO visit friends.
Mr. A. w. Frayser, OF No. lo7 north
| Plum street, continues In Ill health.
]. II. Whitehead. Deputy Sheriff OF
| Campbell. was at the Capitol yesterday.
| Miss Katherine c. Moore. OF Washing
| ton, u. c.. is in the city on a short visit.
Mr.. w. II. willard. Jr., busness-mana.
| ger OF the Durham IN. Co. Globe, Is in the
city.
Miss Alice Jordan and Mrs. Fannie Tay-
| lor returned from Asheville. n. C.. last
week
Miss Kate Harrison. Of Cumberland is
visiting Mrs Claiming Robinson, on east
| Main street.
Miss Eta Herbert. OF Buckroe, Is visit
Ing Professor Winston's family, at Rich
| mond College.
Rev T.. NJ. Tydeman will preach at
Coi1iare, Hama af. IL A. NJ and 4
r. NJ. to-day.
The Governor has appointed Captain
Frank w. Chamberlayne Fish Inspector
for Richmond.
Mr.. ]. c. Levitt left yesterday for
New York on business. and will be abb
sent several days.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wade and daughter. Irene,
OF Church Hill. are visiting relatives and
friends in New Kent.
Mr.. C. V. Clash qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as administrator Of
Mary Ann Desmond.
Mrs. Mary j. Smith. Of 307 west Cary
street Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Corinda
H. Tyler. at stanton.
Miss Resale Carmody LEFT last week
for a five-weeks' visit to relatives and
friends in Stanton, Va.
Miss Lucy Falkland Christian has re-
turned from Alexandria, where she has
been spending the summer.
Rev. II. +. williams will preach at the
Fourth-Street Baptist church to-day. both
at II A. II. and Sis p. NJ.
Mr.. John T. Harding has returned to
the city, having spent delightful time
visiting friends In Maryland.
Mr. George NJ. Ehigall, Of New York
city, is visiting Mr.. Benjamin II. Berry's
family, at 405 east Grace street.
Mrs. Edward ]. Newcomb has returned
home after a two-months' sojourn in
Danville and at the Blue Ridge.
Miss Blanche N. Roberts has returned
to the city after a two-months' visit to
Nelson and buckingham counties.
Rev. A. G. Brown. d. D., presiding
elder will preach at Clay-Street Metho- |
dist church tonight at SIS o'clock.
Messrs. E. d. Newell, w. II. Adams, |
and w. IL Boston have returned home |
after a pleasant trip to Washington.
Mrs. A. D. Carter. Of 1916 west Cary |
street, has returned from Caroline county, |
after a pleasant stay with her sister.
Mrs. J. c. Watson and Miss Annie Wat |
son are spending pleasant time with
relatives at Bedford City and Abingdon.
Misses Annie May and Kitty Bradley |
have returned after a pleasant trip TO |
Baltimore visiting friends and relatives.
Misses Ida Neisz and Ida Hooper have |
returned home after delightful visit TO |
Norfolk, Ocean View, and Virginia Beach. |
Mrs. sa,lie Hobson left for Florida yes |
terday evening, In company with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Mosby. to spend the winter |
season.
It Is Mr.. John W. Cringan. not Corri- |
gan. as the types made II yesterday. who /
has been appointed Flour Inspector Of /
Richmond.
Miss Florence Newheiser, Of north |
Fourth street, has returned home, after
a delightful visit Of several weeks in
Washington.
Mr.. j. A. Scott and wife and Mrs. w.
H. Scott, Of north Twenty-eighth street,
have returned from delightful visit |
to Washington.
Misses Mary and Nellie Richardson have
arrived home, after a pleasant visit OF
eight weeks to Norfolk. Virginia Beach,
and Ocean View.
Mrs. Bonnie NJ LELAND. Of No. 1908 west
Main street, who has been visiting her
parents, In Goochland county, returned
homo last week.
Miss Maud Bethel. OF Danville. Is spend
Ing a while with her sister. Mrs. Percy
Christian, at Mr.. w. L. Flening's, on
west Grace street.
Miss Moody johnson, OF Ashland Park,
is visiting her uncle, Mr. James Johnson,
OF 1902 Fulton street She is highly enter.
tanned by her friends.
Miss Lizzie W. Pauin. Of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Harton,
of 6l2ls north Ninth street. She will re-
main until october.
Mrs. Greenstreet and children have re-
turned home after a pleasant stay at
Cedar HILL" the home Of her father, |
Mr.. +. Putze, Of Fairfield.
Mrs. A. c.. Swetnam and little daugh-
ter, Carrie, are spending delightful
time with relatives in Culpeper, and be- |
fore their return will visit Luray Cave.
Mrs. r. c. Taylor, wife OF Rev. Travis
j. Taylor, accompanied by her two daugh-
ters Misses Addis and Rosa, has re-
turned home much improved in health.
Mrs ]. H. Schonberger and little daugh-
ter, Ruby, and niece, Miss Iottie Hay
ward, have returned from visit to Louisa |
county. where they spent very pleasant
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. HARDWOOD, who
have for several weeks been visiting
friends in Caroline county, will return
tomorrow TO their home. 1902 east Grace
street.
Misses Ida and Daisy Smith. Of 3N west
Cary street. are home again, after a
pleasant visit of several weeks TO their
brothers homes, In Lynchburg and Alex
andria.
Mrs. James p. Harcum and daughter,
Adrienne. accompanied by Miss Rosa
Hampton, have returned from a pleasant
visit to Old Point. Norfolk, and Virginia
Beach.
Miss Ruth Harrison. who has been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. b. Cary Nelson, at No.
l409 west Main street, returned yesterday
to her home. at "Waverley." Henrico
county.
Rev. r. A. Goodwin, rector Of ST. Johns
church, has returned to the city. and will
ofiiciate at both OF the regular services |
to-day. Holy communion at the morning
service.
Miss Mamie Pegram, Of 1917 west Main !
street, has returned to her home after