Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
Per.nnnl. and Hrirfs.

Personal. and Briefs.
Miss Sara quinn is visiting Miss Ma
mic S.tterding on chestnut Iiill.
Mrs. II. -. Richeson and son are sum-
mering In Louisa county near bumpass'
Mrs. j. Samuel Mallory left yesterday
FOR Ashland 10 visit her mother MIS-. w
J. King.
Miss Louise Britt Of Suffolk, is visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. ). X. Dunn al 'lo east
Grace street.
Mrs. Myer Frank will spend her sum
mer at tn Blue Ridge Springs ana north
ern watorins-plac's.
Mr.. Fred. ". Power. formerly Of Rich
mond. but now residing in Norfolk, was IN
tn city yesterday.
Miss Anna otto left yesterday for Phila-
delphia 70 visit friends, and Will remain
until some time in August
Mr. Bosk., George. OF Richmond, Va
was registered al the Paris Office or the
NV York Herald on saturday.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure and his two daugh-
ters and MI Thomas Potts VIII make
brief European tours this summer
Mrs. William Mcknight Fisher, and
Mis-. Louis, Barber left yesterday for
Danyine. % b., absent several weeks.
Mr.. T.. T.. PruIen. suffolk representative
of the Norfolk Nirgiuian, came up ye'ter-
day with the Norfolk crowd 81 roolers'
4 white man named MONTGOMERY Mo-
blry was TAX n sick iu the Capitol square
yesterday llc Vd- cared for by friends.
Mrs f.. a. Barber is I'm DanviIle at
tending The golden wedding OF h'r
parents. Colonel and Mrs. William Rison.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reinheimer left
Yesterday morning FOR the Blue RIDGE
Springs. where they will spend the SUM
mer.
Misses Blanche and N~ttie Trevillian
have returned home after a pleasant visit
% their friend, Miss Marie Cady OF Yer
don" Va.
Mr.. lin Carter, who has been confined
at his home. i'm Ashland for several
weeks win typhoid-fever, is reported
slightly better
Rev Travis J. Taylor, pastor Of Laurel
street Methodist Episcopal church. VIII
preach Wednesday night ON "A STRIKE
that succeeded ami Why.
Mr.. ". II. stevens. Jr., OF Scranton,
Pa. is in tn city after an abs"nce OF
ten .ars. ON visit 10 his brother y. D.
Stevens. of Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Butt left yes
terIav for old Point. They VIII visit
New York. Atlantic city. and other sum-
mer resorts before returning.
Rev. II. =. Williams, Of Montgomery
Ala. formerly OF Richmond. Is in the city,
| but leaves to-day for orange county,
where his family Is summerng.
Mr.. ". A. Uonnie) Graves has been
re-engag,l by MI, Thomas j. Lrath as
| stage manager for both the Theatre and
Academy ror the coming season.
Miss fMcle Lee Beach returned home
Yesterday from two-weeks' visit to
West Point. and viii leave again to-mor-
| row TO visit friends I'm Nelson county
The fishing party that left here Satur-
| dav in the schooner Three Sisters ar
rived at Hampton Sunday afternoon
They will 20 as far as Cobb's Island.
Councilman NJ. T. Page and wife cele-
brated the twentieth anniVersar" or thrlr
marriage last Thursday, and received the
congratulations of large huihDer u
! friends.
Every effort viii be made TO make the
moonlight 10 be given on the Pocahontas
| church one Of the most pleasant ot the
| summer.
Professor G. NJ. Smithdeal. Of the
| SmithdeaI business College, returned last
evening from Asbury Park, where ne at
tended the session Of the National Educa-
| tional Association.
Mrs. Fred. shterding left yesterday
morning for EristOW, Va, whence she
goes to Pittsburg Pa, to be present at
| the first mass OF Father Aloysius, OF mat
place, and visit friends
Mr. A. d. Jackson and family have re-
| turned TO the city after visit TO Old
Point Virginia Beach ocean view NJ"
port News. Hampton. Cobb's Island ana
| other places. all greatly improved by the
! trip.
Miss Ida Cartwright, who has been
| visiting friends In Tn" city, has returned
| II her home, in Lynchburg. She was ac-
companed by her cousin, Miss Claude
| GIL who will spend some time IN the Hlll
City.
An elevator in the stable OF Mr.. James
| Sweeney. on which was loaded thlrty-
eight bags OF oats. fell down yesterday ar
| ternoOn. Several negro stable hands bhIr-
| Is escaped being caught under the eie-
NatOr
The Richmond College boys will give
an excursion down the james on the
evening Of July oath. Tn services Of the
Imperial Quartette have been secured,
and the occasion promises a great deal
| OF enjoyment
one OF CoNey's Heutenants attempted
! t. make a speech In the Capital Square
yesterday. but his oratoricai efforts We're
! not appreciated and h. Was made to get
of the grass ami out of the square by
one OF the CAPITOL police.
Mr.. John Shelton. an inmate OF the
| Soldiers Home. celebrated his eighty
ninth birthday at the Home Sunday. lie
| is from Spotsylvania county. and served
! in the war as m-fnbor of l.etchers Bat
terry. Pegram's Battalion.
MIR and Mrs Archie W. Patterson left
Yesterday for two weeks trip to Canada.
| While there Mr.. Patterson will attend the
| National Convention OF the BAPTIST Young
Peoples Union at Toronto, in which he
Is the representative OF the First Bap-
list church IL this city
The following is 4 list OF arrivals Of
Richmond people at the Allegheny, Co
| shen, Va, for the week ending July l5th:
| j. l.. Antrim, Mr.. 4. .. Barbour and
| fanny, MFS. ". -. bdsfHloitf 4liSo L. ~
| Davenport. Frank A. Davenport, NJ. Mill
hiser and family, Mrs. N. Miilhser, Mrs.
! c. Il. Whitley, Jr.. Mrs. h. 7. ID. Myers.
Hon. John 5. Harwood has been urged
| by a number OF people TO become a can
| ddate for Congress, but he has never
| had the slightest idea OF entering the
race He is a friend of Mr.. Wise. and
wrote To him yesterday pledging his sup
port Mr. Harwood has received a score
! OF letters asking him 10 become can
| didate.
In connection with the New York Tri-
bunes reference 10 Walter Aidrich, OF
Providence. having in his possession a
handkerchief, one yard square, with the
| portraits of Davis. Beauregard, Semmes,
| Lee, Mason, ana other prominent Con-
| federates thereon, and that II was the
only one in existence. II is stated that a
| lady on Church HIN has similar one in
| perfect condition. which can be bought at
much hess figure than what Mr.. Aldrich
values his.
Richmond Arrivals NJ New York Hotels.
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way Central; J. II. Neimyer. Astor; o. f..
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