Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hankins are spend
ing the month Of September on CHESTNUT
| Hill with Mrs. Garland Clarke.
| Miss Eta Clark. Of Stafford county. Is
| an q visit to her cousin. Mrs. Lola Payne,
| No. 5l3 north Twenty-second street.
| Mr.. James v. Ramos. who has been
| quite sick for several weeks, Is improving.
and expects to be out in few days.
| Mjss Jane A. Henderson, of Orange
| county. is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w.
| Wright, of No. 800 south Third street
Mrs DR.. whitfield anu her daughter,
| Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield, have
| returned to their home, No. IL ives: Grace
| street
Miss Maggie S. Jones. of Arvonia, Buck
| inrham county. Is visiting her friend.
Miss Mary I. Walsh. Of south f1ith
street
Rev Mother Edith, o. s. b.. who has
| been at Linton's Ford during the suni,'e',
| will return to the city the latter part Oh
| this week.
Misses Louise and Alice Cannon have
returned home after an absence OF zen
weeks. most delightfully."- spent with their
relatives in Smithfield.
Miss Mamie Hopkins will sing the offer
tory at Grace-Street Baptist church this
morning. and Mr. Haddon Watkins VIII
also assist in the music.
The residence Of the East-End Sisters
of Charity and the school building al
Joining have been beautifully repainteo
and improved generally.
Miss Bessie Isbell, OF Chestnut HILL
left on Wednesday to visit her aunts, MIS-
c. w. Bumpass and Mrs. Tyre Bo&iey'
at Bumpass, In LOUISA
Mrs. ]. Ashby Fisher and little Eon,
Ramon, OF Church I'M. have returned
home after most delightful WISH 70
friends in Romney ". Va.
Miss Mabel Elliott, of No. 5000 east
Main street. has returned home after a
most delightful visit. spent with friends
| In Clayville. Powhatan county.
The missionary exercises, known as ire
Chiliren's Crusade. will be held by the
Rosebuds at Trinity Methodist Episcopai
church this afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev. Y. p. Richardson will not preach at
Marshall-Street Christian church to-day,
as announced. The pulpit will be hlied
by the pastor, Rev. a. r. Moore.
Mr.. w. c. Hicks, formerly of this CITY,
and late OF Washington. ID. c., has been
appointed head of the optical department
at John Wanamaker's, Philadelphia IA
Misses Pauline Frlck and Mamie From
mer. Of Brook Road, have returned nome
| after a delightful four-weeks' Visit 10
friends in Pittsburg and Titusville. IA.
Mrs. Maggie Coghlan Parrot has re-
| turned from Charlottesville. Since the
| death of her stepdaughter, Mrs. W. j..
| Tyson, she will make Richmond her hoihe'
Mr.. A. Candish, a former secretary OF
| the Young Mems Christian Association
| in this city, has given up association
work and gone into the real estate busi-
ness.
Miss Roberta Lee Callan, OF No. ll6
| street, Washington, d. c.. after a Visit
| TO friends In Gordonsvile. is the guest or
Mrs Johnston, No. 9l3 east Marshall
| street
The regular meeting Of the Board Of
| Directors of the Methodist Sunday-Sch Dol
| Society of Richmond will be held at
| Broad Street church this afternoon at $40
| o'clock.
Rev. A. r. Moore, who has been rod
ing a meeting at Frederick's Hall, will
| return 10 the city in time to fill his pu'rit
| at Marshall-Street Christian church tbs
morning.
| Aurora Lodge will give an entertainment
| Thursday night at Elletts Hall. There
will be speaking by prominent Odd-Fel-
lows and music BY some Of Richmond
| best talent
Mrs. William IT, Harris. Of Henderson,
| y. C., who has been visiting her son, MI.
/ f.. II. Harris, Of No. 500 north Ninth
street. has returned home. after two
weeks visit.
Miss Mabel Montague. who has hfen
| spending her vacation In this city, VIII
| return 10 Gainesville, Ga. Monday ID re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the Geor-
| gia Female Seminary.
Misses Lille and Annie Paul and hiss
Flournoy. who have been summerng On
White Top mountains Glade Springs, and
! other mountain resorts of Southwest Nir-
| ginia, have returned home.
The Chicago Tribune reports in its
! news columns that Mrs. w. w. Hite, OF
Louisville, KY, who is a daughter OF Mr..
| James Is. Pace OF this city. was recently
robbed of diamonds valued at $3.50.
Mr.. James +. Netherland and Misses
| Alice and Emma Netherland have re-
| turned from Europe. They visited Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland Holland, Belgium,
Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and France.
| One Of the largest and most complete
! circus organizations, Walter IL. Nam $,
will shortly visit this city. This show.
though comparatively new in the South.
comes very highly recommended from the
| Northern States.
Miss Rosa C. Zetelle has returned from
visit TO her sister. Mrs. William McIn-
tyre. in New Jersey Miss Zetele IS CHE
| of the West-End public school teachers.
| and 4 sister OF Sister NJ. Coette, OF the
| Sisters Of Charity.
| Miss Madeleine English left last week
| for Frederick, Nd, where she entered II
Academy of the Visitation as a pupil.
| Miss English has an aunt at the Frede-
| rick Convent, Sister NJ. Bernard, direc-
| tress Of the academy.
Miss Matte Il. Elicit. who has been
| absent from the city two months, has
returned very much improved In health.
Her vacation was pleasantly spent In
Charlottesville. at Louisa Courthouse. aid
Dundee. the residence of Mr.. George Il.
| Haw, of Hanover county.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure and his two daugh-
| ters. Mr.. Thomas Potts and wife. Mrs.
y. v. williams and two daughters. Miss
Lizzie Cameron and Miss julia sully ar
rived In New York yesterday, returning
from their trip abroad. Some OF them
came ON the Umbria and others on the
| Paris.
A very interesting game Of baseball
was played at Jefferson Park yesterday
afternoon between the Little Monarchs
and the LIONS. which resulted in score
Of . 70 o IN favor Of the Little MouArchs.
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