Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

be the guest or her brother. X. Evan
Briggs who has cottage by the sea
at that delightful resort.
| Mr.. w. A. Riddick, OF Baltimore WA
IN Suffolk this week en- route to his OF.
home. Gatesville. N. c.. where he vii
| spend several weeks.
| Mrs, O. Fen.on Datten has gone u
| Newport News to visit her parents.
Mrs. w. u. Hawkins and children arr
summering at Sutherlins. Va.
| Mrs. Samuel II. Haynes and chiidren
! OF Richmond, are visiting relatives In SUI
| folk.
Miss Lucie Taylor, Of Greenesville coun'
| ~, Is the guest OF her aunt, MIS-
NJ. T.. Wise, on Main street.
Miss Alma Darien has returned home
from a visit TO Christiansburg and Noun
tain Lake. Va.
Miss Juilette Hatton returned home
this week from visit to relatives IN
Petersburg.
folks MAYOR. Is visiting her mother. al
Raynor, Isle Of Wight county.
Miss Georgia Howell returned home last
wednesday from Franklin. where she
had been visiting for several weeks.
Miss Helen Morris, OF Southampton
county. is visiting Mrs X. s. Boykin, on
Main street.
Professor p. ]. Remedies wife and son
are visiting relatives near Greensboro
n. C.
Mrs. Frank T.. Nicholson. OF Norfolk. Is
visiting her parents. Di. II. Il. Parker
and wife, OF Suffolk.
Mr.. Herbert Brady. OF Gainesville. N.
c.. has been in Suffolk this week In the
capacity of rel!ef-clerk in DR.. "A. W.
Eley's drugstore.
4 To :
ney r. Ellis. Of Nansemond county. was
I'm Suffolk to-day, en- route 10 Norfolk.
Misses Katie and Mary Vanderslice
have gone to Farmville to visit the FAM
ily of their uncle, Mr.. j. Nenable.
On Wednesday night, July ii. 1894. MI.
Wiley Redd and Miss Lucy r. Yates were
married at the residence Of the brides
father. Mr.. ]. u. Yates. near Suffolk,
Rev. II. II. Butler officiating.
Misses Virginia and Mary Jordan, or
Suffolk. have been visiting relatives In
Smithville. during the past week.
Miss Addie Mitchell has gone to Eden
ton. n. c., to visit Mrs. Kelly Gardner.
Professor l.. W. Huffman. Of Roanoke,
who for the past two or three years was
n member OF the faculty OF Suffolk Mill
tarv Academy. has been here this week
on a visit.
a recent spell Of sickness.
Mr.. \. s. Eley. I prominent retired
Businessman has been quite SICK this
week.
Judge W. ]. Kilby. wife. and daughter
are sojourning at Virginia Beach.
A lawn-party was given last night at
the Masonic Hall lawn, on Main street,
for the benef, of Randolph Society OF
St. Paurs Protestant Episcopal church.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the East
Suffolk Methodist church will give a re-
ception at the church on Monday night
July lG 1894. A programme or music
Rotations speeches. etc. VIII be rem
dered, after which refreshments VIII De
served TO the members of the churcn ana
their invited guests.
The people of Suffolk are now enabled
to talk at long range the Nansemond
Talenhone COMPANY having finished the
connections and opened up for business.
II is strictly a home enterprise. being ei-
flcientIy differed by the following gentie-
men: Colonel J. II. Macleary. president;
Il. b. Dumville secretary ana treasurer
the above gentlemen and w. n. McAhse'
Executive Committee.
The Suffolk Light Infantry had a street
parade and target-practice yesterday ar
ternoon. John a. Pipkin winning lhe
medal for craftsmanship.
Miss Susie Prentis has been visiting IN
New York for the past week or two anu
is having a most delightful time.
Albert II. Daughtrey Will leave mere
next Monday for Toronto. Canada, to at
tend the International Convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Aunt Susan Hinton (colored). aged 1o3
wears. died on Sunday, July s. 1884, at
Gatesyille. y. c. She belonged to DR..
II. c. Wiley during the time of slavery.
Miss Mabel Clark, OF Richmond, Is the
guest Of the family of Mr.. r.. Il. Turner,
near Burwelrs Bay.
Mrs. c. C. King. of Somerton, Nanse-
nond county, Va, has young turkey
mat was Matched with only one leg and
one wing, and no sign of another.
Miss Mary Reid returned home THIS
week from Ashland, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Theresa Caulk, who went TO Nor
folk about a month ago TO undergo sur
eical treatment for an affection OF one
of her eyes, died at the residence OF Mrs'
g w. Williams, her cousin, in Ports
mouth, at 7:30 o'clock this morning
The deceased was widow OF the late
]. NJ. Caulk who was a prominent citlzen
and town official. She was an excellent
Christian lady. active in Church work,
and benevolent objects, and her death Is
greatly mOurned by a large circle or
relatives and friends Her remains VIII
he brought to Suffolk tonight. and the
funeral will take place at o'clock to-
morrow Sunday afternoon at the Chrls-
tian church, OF which she had been
member from girlhood.
Mr.. c. Jones's youngest child. n little
girl. about years Of age, Is lying at the
point Of death, having been SICK ior TWO
weeks with stubborn fever