Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

an enthusiastic 'cycIIst. which fact y
guarantee that the occasion viii be
most interesting one.
The steamer Ariel. Of Richmond. has
been chartered TO make an excursion rom
here 20 Jamestown next WEDNESDAY 10.
the benefit of the Methodist church al
Chuckatuck. Nansemond county.
Clinton N. Kuby and Bradford kiiny
arrived home last night from Randoip2
Macon College. The hfst-named graauat!a
in Latin, mathematics. German. aAi
chemistry. and the last named In Ger-
man. q
Mr.. John Bowen. of San Francisco, CD,
has been In Suffolk this week visiting Is's
brother, Captain Joseph Brown. who ne
had not seen for twenty-three years. i.
Mrs Sallie A. Crumper. accompanied
by her daughter and son, Miss Fannie
Male and Master Willie, left here yester-
day to visit relatives In Isle OF Wight
county.
Mrs. n. II. Pretlow and daughter. Miss
Pattie, have returned to their home. In
Surry county. after a pleasant visit TO
the family OF n. 8. Boykin, Deputy Col
lector Internal Revenue.
OTHER PERSONALS.
Mrs. W. d. Ferguson has returned
home from Washington city. where she
had been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Plumbe. ,
C. T.. Norment. wife. and daughter. sc
Washington, ID. C.. returned home ~: y
week. after visiting relatives In SUI
folk.
Misses Myrtle and Lizzie Scott BookF:s !. {.
daughters Of Hon. j. H. Booker. left hcte
on Thursday for Onancock, Accomac co'lh-
ty, where they are guests OF Rev.
Dr. George Il. Bookers family.
Miss Blanche Glasebrook Kilby. daugh-
ter OF Wallace Kilby. ESQ. left here
to-day for Norfolk. where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. 1. o. Gardner. OF Norfolk. and her
niece, Miss Sarah Gardner Romans. III
New York city. were the guests Of Mrs.
w. T. Graham. of Suffolk, the latter part
of this week.
Mrs. A. Il. Goodchild and son arrived
home on Thursday from Rochester. N.
", where they had been visiting relatives
for several weeks
Mrs. L. L. Titus and children. OF Peters
burg. are visiting Mr.. j. w. Titus and
family, Of Suffolk.
Miss Carrie Shepherd, of Suffolk. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Juliet Clarke Kimberly,
at Old Point.
Mr.. W. T.. Cohoon. who has been en-
gagged in the shoe business In Suffolk ..r
a number of years. went TO Bathing e
this week. having accepted position r.
travelling salesman for house In tSi'
city. a
Mrs. E. T.. Harrell and daughter. ME,s
Evelyn, of Baltimore, are visiting frieiyis
In Suffolk.
Masters Harry Brown and Harry Titus
are visiting relatives in Petersburg, thelr
former home.
Oft n
treasurer Of st. Pauls Protestant Episco-
paI church, who has been quite sick this
week, is convalescing.
Rev. George c. Vanderslice, ID. d., pre-
siding elder James c. Reed, and Judge
Wilbur ]. Kilby arrived home last night
| from Ashland, where they had been at
| tending the commencement exercises oil
Randolph-Macon College.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cramer have re-
turned home from a visit TO Baltimore.
Cadet J. Mention Caldwell OF Suffolk
| Military Academy, who has been sick fol
| five or six weeks. was able to get out
! on the streets yesterday. He VIII return
| to his home, in Ohio. as soon as he be-
comes strong enough 10 stand the trip.
Miss Mary Chappell, OF Petersburg. i
the guest OF Mrs. George Bowen, OF SUI
| folk.
| Miss Mamie BrInkley. Of Portsmouth, 1:
! visiting her cousins. Misses Maggie an'
| Mary Brothers on Riddick street.
| Captain II. =. Brooks and children. Miss
| Ruth and Master Harry. have returned
| home from visit to relatives In Balti
| more.
| Mr.. John T. Poyner left here on Thurs
| day for Charlottesville, where he All
engage in business with Mr.. W. t. .kar
| tin. a former merchant OF Suffolk. I:
| Mrs. Lula Gibbs and children. OF CIR
| ginla Beach, have been guests or frs
r. NJ. Lilllston. on Bank street, this week