Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

Mrs. Guy Crowder and Miss Nellie
Wise left yesterday TO spend the remain
der OF the summer IN Wytheville.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Goldsby and her daughter.
Miss Lottie. OF 1914 Floyd avenue. are
spending several weeks with friends at
Rapidan.
Miss Emily Warren and Miss Sadie
Peyronnets are visiting Newport News,
Norfolk. Old Point. Ocean View, ana
Virginia Beach for several weeks.
Mrs. Willie A. Giesendoffer. of this city
accompanied by her two sweet little chill
dren. Matte and Laura Lee. left yester'
day TO visit friends at Beaver Dam, va.
Mr.. Charles L. Barrett. Mr.. Thomas III.
u. O'Keeffe, Mr.. J. A. Cullen, and MT. w.
E. IT. Bass left for New York yesterday
by the Old Dominion Steamship Company
Misses Buiah Adams and Jennie Gray.
OF Crittenden Va. who have been VISIT
ing relatives for some weeks at 2S2 north
Twentieth street, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Potts and Miss Mary Curry
Donnan. Of Richmond. Va. have arrived
IN Holyoke, Mass. from Canada, and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ran
let.
Miss Kate Hudgens, who has been sick
for several weeks. has improved ana left
the city, attended by her sister, to speno
several weeks In the mountains or Vir-
ginia.
Miss Jennie Hlrshberg and Miss Ida
Burns will leave Tuesday for two
months visit to the North. They expect
to visit Boston. Niagara Falls. and New
York.
Mrs. T. Peyton Gentry. Of Charles City
county. has returned home, after plea
SAINT stay of several days with her sister,
Mrs. w. Ii. Rowland, on west Clay
street.
Mrs. Harvey L. Davis, with her sisters,
Misses Maude and Essie Grimea. and
Elyia and Anita Davis, are spending
the summer at Fern Cliff. FluyEnna
county.
The legislative Committee. which met
July 3ist. has appointed Captain Edger-
ton s. Rogers, the architect, to remodel
the old library in the State Capitol
building.
Mrs. z. wilkins. Of 5n south First
street, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Jessie, left Saturday for Norfolk,
where they will spend some time with
relatives.
Mrs. Cel,ne Britton aud her niece, Miss
Cel!ne Norton. have returned nome, 10
Brooklyn. n. Y, after a delightful three
weeks visit to friends and relatives In
this city.
Ma,or Robert S. Archer, Mrs. Robert
s. Archer, Miss virgie Archer, and MISS
Mamie Archer left for Bar Harbor yes
terday by the Old Dominion steamship
Company.
Albert Lang, James McConnal. Jr..
EIlus ID. Hutzler, and William McConnal
will leave In short time for two
weeks stay at Bellevue farm. on the
York river.
Misses Nora Goulding. OF Huntington.
w. Va: Anna Ellis. Of Goochland. and
Maude Davis, OF Henrico, are visiting Miss
Helen r. Ellis. at Sunnyside. on the
Creighton Road.
Mrs. John T. Powers and her infant
daughter. Margaret, will return to the
city next Wednesday from Bedford Alum
Springs. where they have been for the
last four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Cook have re-
turned to their home, at No. los east Mar
shall street after a delightful visit 10
Mr.. J. II. Kennedy's. Of Oak Lodge. near
Mineral City, Va.
Miss Ella Gentry, or Charles CITY
county. Va, has returned home. after a
brief visit to relatives here. accompanied
by her cousin. Miss Mayne Rowland. OF
west Clay street.
Mrs. Sydney p. Epes and her children
left Saturday TO visit friends and reia-
tiyes in Nottoway county. Mr.. Epes ac-
companied his family, but expects to re-
turn IN a day or two.
Miss Ella boswell, Of Hanover county,
who is visiting friends In Bioomheld, n.
j., will return about the 18th instant
She will again direct ST. Johns Episcopal
church choir this winter.
Rev. J. w. Moore. pastor, having re-
turned to the city. will occupy his pulpit
at ST. James Methodist church to-day.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
follow the morning service.
Rev. peter Ainslie, of Baltimore. will
nreach at the Seventh-Street Christian
church this morning. There will be a
special meeting Of the Young Mems Mis-
sionary Society at 4:30 p. NJ.
Mr.. Cyrus Marsh and son, Captain
James II. Marsh. Of Natchez, Miss, and
Mr.. Myroon Marsh and family, of Green's
boro' n. c., arrived In the city last
week to attend a reunion or the family
which takes place on the sth instant.
sMiss NJ. MoIselle Brock. Of 12S west Cary
street, has Just returned home from
Abingdon, Va, where she spent the
month of July in the very pleasant home
Of Judge Campbell, while attending the
normal institute, held in that city.
The Odd-Fsllows' moonlight excursion
was under the auspices OF Highland
Lodge. and not Richmond Lodge, as was
reported. An the nine lodges in the city
did all in their power to swell the re-
ceipts and help "Highland" pay Its hall
debt.
Captain John II. Greanor. formerly well
known In the business and social circles
OF this city, where he was born and
reared. but for some years a resident Of
MARYLAND. arrived in the city yesterday
ON a brief visit to friends and relatives
here, Captain Greanor was and is a de-
voted Confederate, and served his coun-
try on the battlefield with conspicuous
fidelity and bravery.
Worshipful ]. II. Dickinson. Of st.
Johns Lodge, No. sc, is expected to &C
company Richmond Commandry, No. 2.
on it's pilgrimage to Boston on August
26th. TO the triennial conclave OF the
grand encampments OF the United States.
;rhis Sir Knight was with the Comman-
dery at the Bunker Hin Centennial, OF
IS75. and is one OF the oldest In the city
mot in age). having been created about
thirty-eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Adams. Master Tay-
lor Adams, and Mrs. T.. NJ. Frazie have
returned from Virginia Beach. They