Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
in CITY AND SUBURBS
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST CLEANED
BY DISPATCH REPORTERS.
Personal Paragraphs and General Rich
mond Happsnings--Notss from Ful.
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ofncerS tomorrow night.
Miss Lucy Piszini will return this week
to Mount dc Sales to resume her studies
MT. J. J. Dancy has been engaged by
Manager Leath as assistant treasurer ut
the Academy.
Misses Mamie and Ida steger left for
| Washington on Thursday TO attend Mr..
| Masons School,
| Mrs. T. 8. Mlchaels has returned to
| the city after spending two months with
friends In Maryland.
| Mr.. Il. Lewis Ball. OF this city. left
yesterday for indianapolis. where he will
make his future home.
| Mrs. c. II. Faulconer and children. OF
| Norfolk. are visiting Mrs. G. w. Faulco-
ner. Of west Clay street
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
| will meet Monday afternoon al $50
o'clock at Smiths Hall.
| Mr. William Lovenstein qualified in
| the Chancery Court yesterday as admin
| istrator of Lewis Stewart
| Mr.. w. II. Richardson, OF Richmond.
| Va. was registered on Saturday at the
! ST. Denis Hotel. New York.
| Mrs. n. A. Williamson and her sister.
| Miss Hattie Gordon. left yesterday for
| Washington and Baltimore.
| Miss Eva =. Parkinson. Of New York.
I IS visiting her cousins. the Misses Perkin-
son, OF east Broad street
| Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Lipscomb has return
| ed from the Hot Springs. and was
greatly improved by his trip.
| Mrs. Sallie y. Toombs and little Miss
| Alma Crump are on visit to her son,
| c. Il. Toombs. Of Barton Heights.
Miss Mary Howard Walthall has re-
| turned home from Warrenton, where she
| had a most pleasant visit to friends.
Mrs. S. ]. Royster and her niece Miss
! Blanche r. Roane. have returned to the
city after spending several weeks in Bal
| timore
Miss Traylor. OF Petersburg. who has
been visiting friends in Washington, ID.
| c., is visiting Mrs. G. w. Faulconer, OF
west Clay street.
Chapter No. 4SS. Brotherhood OF ST.
Andrew. will hold an important meet
ing Tuesday night at S15 o'clock at Holy
Trinity church.
Miss Helen Dove Williams. of Barton
Heights. has returned after most en-
joyabe visit TO friends and relatives in
New Kent county.
Thieves broke into the dyeing establish
ment OF Elijah Miller. No. 7l9 Clarke
street. Friday night. Two overcoats and
one dress were stolen.
Mr.. Howard NJ. Walthall. who has
been confined TO his room for several
weeks. Is yet unable to leave II. but his
condition is improving.
Miss Lucie McLelland. Of Atlanta. who
has been visiting friends and relatives In
Harrisonburg. Richmond. and other
points. has returned home.
Miss Lillian King OF King William
county. has returned to the city TO at
tend school after n three-months' vaca-
ton spent with her parents.
Among the students at the University
College OF Medicine this session are two
direct from Europe-one from England
and the other from Germany.
Hon. Thomas S. Martin was in the city
yesterday. He will not take his Euro
pean trip until after the election in No
vembe~, and may defer 1t until next year.
bartholomew Parker (colored) was ar
rested and locked up at the Second Sta
ton yesterday on the charge OF cursing.
abusing, and threatening to Kill his wife.
Mamie Parker.
Mr.. Edward Shelton. OF Pole Green.
Hanover county. is at the Hospital OF
the Medical College Of Virginia, where
DR.. Johnston operated on him yesterday
for appendicitis.
Mr.. Harvey L. Wilson, Of Washington,
who has been recuperating at Old Point,
arrived in Richmond yesterday, and will
spend a few days among his friends be-
fore returning 10 the national capital.
Mr.. Milton 7. Luck and wife, formerly
of Richmond. but for the last year re-
siding in New Orleans. La. will be in
the city for a week or ten days visiting
his mother, Mrs. Il. f. Luck. No. 1i21
west Leigh street.
Assistant District-Attorney Henry Mac
dona, of New York, and governor Of the
Manhattan Club, OF that city, was in
Richmond Monday last on visit to his
sister, Miss Mary Macdona, novice in
the Order OF Mercy, at the Hospital of
the Medical College of Virginia.
The names Of the following gentlemen.
who attended Mr.. Phil Shea's reception
on Tuesday night. the 25th, were omitted
in a previous notice: Messrs William
Pen Mcclure, ii. G. and Percy Chisholm,
George Mayer, r. f. Slaughter. c. c.
Gebhardt, A. b. and Willie Laughan, and
c. a. Ezekiel.
Chestnut Hill and Highland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Beard have
returned from delightful trip to Mary
lard.
Mr. William II. Dunn is expected home
from Europe in the next week or ten
days
Mr. Horace r. Baker paid his family
q flying visit last week
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In the mountains.
Mr. William Huxter has moved into
his new home. Mr.. James Bowman will
occupy his next week.
Mr. j. Edgar Quarles has been very
much indisposed during the past week.
Every clear evening the hills round
about have been filled with Richmond
sportsmen. who are attracted thther by
the number of hats which make their
appearance. quite number have been
slain.
Mr. Phil. Powers, of Third avenue. ac-
cidently fell and broke his right arm a
few days ago.
The SILVER tea" given by the ladies Of
Mizrah church was decided success.
and quite n sum was realized.
Mrs. Joseph Gum. of Fourth avenue.
has been quite sick.
Mr. NJ. B. Leonard Is Off on trip
North.
A well-attended meeting of the gentle
men of the Northside was held Friday
night at the residence OF Mr.. Charles w.
Vaughan. for the purpose of organizing
into an association for the benefit of all
connected with this hill and the Northside.
After some discussion as to the adj
visibility of organizing Mr.. II. NJ. Starke
was made permanent chairman and an
association was formed to be known as
the Northside Citizens Association. The
object of this association Is the general
improvement of the welfare OF this vicini-
ty. A bright future is ahead OF the asso-
citation.
Highland Springs Notes.
The public school opened Monday, and
the teacher. Miss Helen Dickinson, re-
ceived warm welcome from her pupils
Mr.. Ashby returned from Fredericks-
burg. after staying over two weeks. He
attended the fair while there, and had
very enjoyable visit
A party of gentlemen from Pittsburg
visited Seven Pines and Highland Springs
this week. calling upon Mr.. f. s. Read.
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