Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

sea coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Elicit and Miss
Carrie Elicit have gone 10 Saratoga for
the summer.
Mr.. c. VI. Zrkle has left the city to
spend several days with his wife at
Waynesboro'.
Miss Lillian Davis. Of Church Hill. left
Friday 10 spend a few weeks with rela-
tives in Norfolk.
Mr.. T.. J. willis. ~ Richmond, Va. was
REGISTERED at the ST. James Hotel. New
York, on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Rainey. Of Churchland,
is visiting her uncle. Mr.. John Rush OF
ll07 west Clay street,
Mrs w. b. Carter and children left
Yesterday for Baltimore. and will be alb
sent for about a month
Mr.. I. Henry has left for Crozet 20 Join
his family. and will be absent from the
city until Septemb r 18th.
Miss Ida Trotter left last week 10 spend
some time with relatives in Mecklenburs
and Brunswick counties.
Misses bona and Rosa Gill. OF north
Twenty-ffth street. left last Thursday for
Baltimore. TO visit friends.
Mr. James r. Parkinson left last week
for the mountains OF Virginia, to be
absent about three weeks.
The Leigh-Sireet Baptist church choir
will sing at Lee Camp Soldiers Home
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Hill have returned
10 the city and Will be at home 10 their
friends at 322 west Main street.
Miss Mayme Wharton is spending her
vacation with her frieni. Miss Lillian
Pittman, Of Bacons Castle. Va
Mrs. W. e. Mcdowell aud daughter.
Ailene, Of Ford's Hotel. left yesterday for
the Hotel Alleghany Goshen. Va.
Miss Bessie Cary Smither. 3O4 west Clay
street, is visiting friends in King and
Queen and King William counties.
Mrs. Maggie Hummel, after pleasant
soi0urn in Philadelphia and Atlantic city,
has returned to her home in this city.
The old Dominion steamship Guyan-
dotte will sail for New York Tuesday at
l.. NJ. instead OF 5. a. heretofore.
Mr.. Peter Eckert and bride have re-
turned from their bridal trim. They spent
some time with his sister in Baltimore
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Mrs. A. g. Hi and Miss Halle Hill left
Thursday for the Red sulphur Springs
Professor W. = Atwood. Of Blacks
burg. VINO has been spending a few days
IL Richmond. return q home last nisht.
Mr.. Henry :. Welerstcin Will return
from his western trip with his wife and
son to-day They went as far as Duluth.
Miss White. of North Carolina. and Miss
Agnes Rclnhart, Of Walnut Hill, are visit
ing Miss Canaie Cox. OF west Main street.
Miss Emma Stevens. OF Norfolk, who
has been spending few weeks with rela-
tives on Church Hill. left for that place
on Friday.
Mrs. Alma T. Walton and family and
Mrs. r. II. kritzor AMI son, Rowland.
are spending the summer at Hanover
Courthouse. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Ford and daughter,
Miss Naoma. accompanied by Mrs. NJ.
J. Lpscomb and daughter, Miss Matte.
are at Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill Montague have re-
turned from the CatskiIl Mountains and
other northern resorts. where they spent
the past month.
Mr.. T. l.. Justis has returned from
n two weeks sojourn at Old Point. and
will occupy his place at the organ at All
Saints church to-day.
Mr.. Frank G. Robins returned Friday
from Chicago. He expects 10 remain In
Richmond for two weaks, after which
he leaves for New York.
Mr.. !. VIII Laird has gone TO visit his
parents in Lexington. He will also visit
Bucna Vista, Glasgow, and Natural
Bridge before his return.
Miss Florence Perkins. Of this city. will
leave tomorrow to visi; friends in Din
wlddle county. Before returning she will
visit relatives In Petersburg.
The Dispatch IS informed by an eye
witness TO the killing Of Master Wiley e.
Hicks that Or Edward c. Smith was the
first physician 10 reach the suffering lad.
Mrs John II. Durett. the popular con-
tralto Of All Saints church, will leave
the city next Tuesday TO spend the
month Of August with friends on Long
Island.
Miss Augusta Peters and Miss Louise
Moesta. OF Logansport, Ind, left Tuesday
for New York. after spending three weeks
with their aunt. Mrs. Nolde. AS south
Pine street
Mrs. T.. Il. Hardcastle. her daughter,
Miss Althea and son, Ellison Lee. have
gone 10 Charleston, s. c.. 70 see her hus-
band. Captain l.. b. Hardcastle, who is
very i'll there with malar.al-feyer.
Mr. Fuller. general passenger agent Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. who
had both his legs broken in the side col
lision at Rapidan some weeks ago, was
taken to Keswick day before yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Crump and son.
Mrs. Harvey L. Davis. Misses Elvia and
Minta Davis, and Essie Grimes left last
week To spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer at Moss Gables, Powhatan county.
Rev. George f. Shuey. former pastor OF
Trinity Lutheran Mission. Twenty-ninth
and # streets. will preach TO his former
charge tonight. Rev Mr.. Shuey Vas for
two years located in Rock Island, Ill,
which charge he had to give up because
of i'll health.
Mrs. z. C. Holman and Miss Mena
Wade. OF west Marshall street, who at
tended the Convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union. which was held in
Toronto, Canada, returned home Wednes- |
day after having spent pleasant time |
in the convention city.
Rev. William Harris, OF Missouri, will |
preach at Vensblc-Street Baptist church |
this morning at IL a. NJ Mr. Harris Is !
a native Virginian who has gained distinc- !
ton in his adopted State. His friends are |
glad TO greet him on the sacred soil and |
have the privilege OF hearing him preach. |
Miss Mary Hughes has returned TO her |
home. Sl east Grace street. after having !
spent most charming time with ner /
friend. Miss Shepherd. OF Columbia. She /
will leave Wednesday for Louisa county /
where she will spend the remainder OF /
the summer with Misses A. l.. Gardner .
and Blanche Goodwin.
Hon. Boykin Wright. OF Augusta. Ga.
his wife formerly Miss Constance CabelD. |
and two children are spending few |
days here with relatives 4 .2i Governor
street. Mrs. Wright and children and ,
her sister. Mrs. LETTER. wiz leave for the /