Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. Philip Taylor has returned 70 the
city.
Mr.. John Dunlop has returned from
Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh are visit
ing Lexington, Va.
Mr.. John Smelling of New York, is In
the city on brief visit.
DR.. and Mrs John Dunn have re-
turned from orkney Springs.
Mr.. Frederick ]. Peck. Of New Haven,
Conn.,. is on visit to friends here.
Miss Flora Bear. OF Gordonsville. Va,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. a. Goldpack.
Major James ID. Patton and family have
returned from the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mamie Mason and Miss Tillie
Helfrich have gone on pleasure trip TO
Newport News.
Miss Eta Margaret Hill has returned
from a two-weelSs' visit with friends In
Newport News.
Miss Mamie u. Hill. who has been sum-
mering in New England, will return home
Thursday night.
Mr.. Andrew Mott has gone to Variety
Springs. where his wife has been spend
ing the summer.
Miss Grace Hoyt Walthall LETT yester-
day morning for Farmville, Va, to at
tend the normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Hghtfoot, who
are spending a few days in Port Royal,
will return to the city to-day.
Mr. Roosevelt Page who has been visit
ing DR.. Thomas Nelson Page at YORK
Harbor, has returned 10 the city.
Misses Anna and Nellie Boykln have
returned 10 the city after a charming
summer spent in Canada and New York.
Mrs. Garland II. Clarke, of Chestnut
Hill, left yesterday for Louisville. KY
on n visit to her sister. Mrs. Reverdy
Estile.
Miss louie Estille. who has been spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Garland
Clarke Of Chestnut Hill. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. X. r. Savage. of No. S0S west
Marshall street, left last evening on the
Old Dominion for New York on a ten
days trip.
Mrs. John H. Montague and Miss Helen
Montague have returned from Louisa
| county. where they have been spending
the summer
Mr.. NJ. Gussie Goldback, son of Mr. anc
Mrs. A. Goldback. and p. s OF the Rich
mond College leaves to-day for the Uni
verslty OF Virginia.
Mr.. p. n. Adams, who has been solicit
ing telephone subscribers in Richmond
has opened up in Norfolk in the Interest
OF the Home Company.
Miss Mary Sparrow left yesterday on
n visit to the Theological Seminary,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. Carl
j.. Grammer, at "Avoca."
Miss Mary Hatcher. who has been
spending several weeks at Oaklands. Nd.
left there yesterday for Hanover county,
where she will visit friends.
Miss Maggie Myer, Of 12ll west Clay
street. has returned to the city, after
spending five weeks with relatives and
friends I'm New York and Philadelphia.
Rev. A. L. Dickinson. ID. D., preached
in Bluefield, w. Va, last Sunday. and
delivered an address before the Youne
Mems Christian Association Of that town
in the afternoon.
Mrs. j. Is. Wood and children. of No
22O3 Church Hill avenue, have returned
to the city, having spent six weeks with
her father. j. G.. Hewlett, Esq. of Hew-
lett, Hanover county.
Misses Minnie and Sadie Angle and Mas
ter Saul Angle, daughters and son OF
Policeman b. NJ. Angle, have returned
10 the city, after visiting James city,
Old Point, and Yorktown
Miss Katie Davis and sister will leave
to-day for a pleasure-trip TO Washington,
New York, Grand Rapids, and other
places of interest in the North, and Will
return some time in October.
Mrs. J. Chesley Wilbur. OF Norfolk. and
Mrs. CAPTAIN Starkey, of Brooklyn, y.
Y. will leave for their homes to-day,
after spending several days with Miss
S. A. Terry, of No. COG south Bslyidere
street.
Rev. Otis Meade, who has been filling
the pulpit OF Holy Trinity church du-
ring the absence Of Rev. j. j. Gravatt.
has declined the call TO Arkansas, ana
will be assigned to Emmanuel parish
Fauquier county.
Several guests will go out to Signal
Hill" Hanover county, to attend the
wedding of Miss Margaret Cumming Win
ston 10 DR.. Albert Wilmington Smith.
of Americas. Ga, on Thursday afternoon
at ST. Paurs Episcopal church.
General Dabney II. Maury, who had
been absent from the city since last
winter, has returned. and Is looking par
ticularly well. The last three months
he spent with his son Dabney. who is
the superintendent Of the Water-Works
at Peoria, III.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Caughey, United States
Consul at Messina, Italy, reached Rich
mond Sunday morning. on visit to
the family Of his ffther-In-law, Mr.. John
NJ. Higgins. 29 Governor street. Mr..
Cauehey left yesterday for Baltimore.
and will go to New York later return
ing to Messlna on the 18th instant, where
he expects TO spend the remainder OF
his vacation, which extends over sixty
days. with his family at some Italian
resort.
Rfchmouders In New York.