Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Personals and Bricfs.

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Personals and Briefs.
Governor OFerrall returned to the Blue
Ridge Springs last night.
Mr. r. j.. Michaels is very i'll at his
home. on west Main street
Mr. and Mrs. r. William Pembertoh
will sail tomorrow for Europe.
Mr. St George Anderson is visiting
friends at the University Of Virginia
N,ss Patti NJ, Haley left yesterday TO
srond n low DAYS with friends al Chester,
Va.
Miss Eliza Hayhugh. Of this city: Is the
guest Of Mrs. j. W. Christmas. OF Char
lottesvile.
Mr.. Henry j. Burrel. a prominent 70
bacco.dealer of Warrenton, n. C.. is VIsit-
ing in the city.
The midsummer soiree Of the Rlchmonu
Uowitzers has been postponed uhti 'io"-
day, August 9Th.
Dr. Hoge will preach in Detroit on
Sunday next He expects TO reach ho'He
by August 18th.
Mrs. n. II. Harris, OF ms Guy, ~
visiting Mr.. j. Massie smith, AT ona""' "'
Albenarle county.
Mr.. w. #. Gresset left Monday t0r 'iie
Red Sulphur Springs, for two weeks Oh
rest and recreation.
Mr.. Frank Van Wort leaves To-Day on
the Old Dominion liner Roanoke Tor New
York and Niagara Fails.
Mr.. Alexander Brownell has returned
from the North. where ne mas Dee" VII
a business and pleasure trip.
Miss Ida Ford. of Twenty-eighth street.
returned home yesterday from "a VISIT 10
friends in Chesterfield county.
Miss Mary C. Hatcher and Miss Nellie
Boykin are with Mrs. BENJAMIN H. NdSh'
at Allegheny Hotel. at Goshen.
Rev. NJ. Il. Parish, a former student OF
Richmond College, now OF Johnson, = -
is visiting friends in this city
Miss Nellie Mosely will leave for Motto
vav to-day to spend the remainder OF
the summer with her aunt. Mrs. knigh''
Judge T.. C. Minor and family left yes
tardav morning for Nmrod Hall Bath
county, where they will remain eor some
weeks.
Rev A. r. Moore has returned TO the
city. and will preach at Marshall-Stre'I
Christian church Sunday, both morning
and night
lanes W. Mcmahon and Ellen f. Spicer
were married Wednesday night at the
residence of the officiating minister, Rev.
W. A. Laughon.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Palmer, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Maggie. left Yesterday
for n three-weeks visit to friends IN
Gloucester county.
A marriage license was Yesterday
granted TO Mr.. Eddie s. Nucklls and
Miss Mary j. Higgins. in the clerk once
of the Hastings Court
Mrs. Edmonia shackelford Of north
Twentieth street, left yesterday for few
weeks visit TO her father DR.. r.. I.
Mayo, of Cumberland county.
Mr.. NJ. Dillon and granddaughter. Miss
Katie Disney. left yesterday morning on
a visit to his daughter, who Is a Sister OF
Charity at ST. Mary's Academy, Norfolk,
Va.
Mrs J. II. Mauck and sister left the
city Monday for Ocean View, TO spend
week. after which they will go to Glouces-
ter county for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. w w. Taylor. of Washington. D.
G.. is visiting friends and rela1ives mere mere
where he will spend his vacation of one
month
A lawn-party for the benefit of the
"ice-misslon fund" is being held during
this week at the residence of Mr. "A. l..
Rogers, corner Cedar and buchanan
streets.
Mr.. w. Fleet Kirk. of Paramount. one
of the clerks employed at the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway general oihces, ieli
Wednesday at 2:2J +. NJ. for Cincinnati
and the West
Messrs. Lewis II. Blair. William Ryan,
l.. r. Routt and Lewis +. Winston left
last night for New York, whence they
will SAIL to-day for Europe. They expect
to be gone about two months.
Jimmie Cook, the boy preacher. Is In
the city, and stopping at ll9 IL Clay
street. 1t will be remembered that ne
preached at the tabernacle one night du-
ring Sam Jones's visit to this city.
Miss Annie Manor. who has been visit
Ing relatives In Richmond Cor the past
two months, left yesterday morning for
her home Newmarket. Va, accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Urner, and family
Rev. Preston Nash of Christ church.
is attending the parish work of some
absent clergymen, and has a wideiy-eM-
tended parish of his own. He has off,
ciated at eleven funerals and four
baptisms in the last eight days.
Messrs. Z. c. Crump, r. =. Riddick,
W. Waverly Taylor. r. G. Lohmeyer
John J. McDonough. Charles II. Knott
T.. G. Woodward. and Lee Grennin came
down from Washington yesterday ~ cast
their votes in the primary for Hon.
George ID. Wise.
The Wilmington Oel) Messenger says:
Mrs. Robert Mitchell Floyd is still Sc
| riously Ill at her husbands residence. on
Delaware avenue" Mrs. Floyd Is well
known here, where she has often visited
Mrs John Morton. She is daughter OF
the late Peter Henderson, the florist.
A telegram was received by Mr. L. f..
Cooper of Shelburne's warehouse. yester-
day saying that Mr.. Daniel s. Osborne a
prominent citizen of oxford. was In
extremis Mr.. Osborne Is tobacconist OF
note and father of w. ii. Osborne: to-
bacconist, and president of the Kelley In
stitute, at Greensboro. n. c.
Colonel w. T. Atkins. whose death is
announced in the Dispatches Boydton
letter this morning. was brother or
Mr.. s G. Atkins, of the firm of Brown.
Davis AZ Atkins OF this city. and had
many warm friends and admirers here.
| Governor O'Ferral sent Mrs Atkins
| telegram of coincidence last night.
| Miss Eva Lawson. the accomplished So
| pranb OF the First Baptist church. who
| has been for the past month the giest
| of Mrs. Charles w; Tanner. at No; ~
| noke Red Sulphur Springs. and Will rot
| return 10 the city until September LIST.
| During her absence her position is ably
| filled by Miss Nellie Rogers.
| Rev. c. r. Kuyk has returned from his
| trip TO Buckingham and adjoining ccrn-
| ties. and will resume his duties as pastor
| OF st. Luke's and Weddsll-Msmorial
| chapeis on account. however, Of the abb
sence from the city OF Rev. X a; Good
| sregation Of Weddell- Memorial will join
| with the congregation at st. Johns at the
/ service next Sunday morning, at which
/ time the holy communion Will be admin
| istered.
Home Folks In Gotham.
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