Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

stav during the reunion with his friend,
Mr. Charles A. Harley, 2sl6 east Broad
street.
Miss Edna schuman and her sister, Mrs.
Emma Jones. Of Alexandria, va. were
visiting at their uncle's. Mr.. Fred. Put
zer's. OF Cedar Hill, Henrico, during the
reunion.
Miss Flora Martin. OF Fort Worth, Tex.
sr.onsor for the State of Texas, left for
New York city last night During her snort
official visit Miss Martin made many
friends.
Misses Nav and Margie Turner, OF
Goochland county, who have been VISIT
inc the family OF Mr.. S. Il. Woodiin' on
north Eighth street, left for home yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. s. +. Parkinson and wife, OF NO.
,o9 tyest broad street. will leave on Mon
day morning. via the Pocahontas' for
surry county. to spend the summer Win
friends and relatives.
Miss Maggie Rangley and Miss Lily
Rangley, daughters OF j. II. Rangley, oi
Stuart. Va, were the guests OF Mr;
George Gibson. Jr, at No 2N east Canal
street, during the reunion.
The tent meetings under the auspices OF
the Baptist City Missionary Society, on the
corner OF Cary and Washington streets
are still in progress. There VIII De ser
vices this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Katie Grigg, Of Church Hill. will
leave Tuesday for Washington, to at
tend the Christian Endeayor convention
and will be the guest OF her cousin, Mrs
Flagg, No. 537 Ninth street, northeast.
Judge Waller r. Staples Is recuperating
at Saratoga Springs. y. y. He writes
to friends here that his health is already
much improved. and 1t is his purpose to
remain until he is entirely well again.
Misses Virginia Kemper Culley Mary
Brothers. Margaret Cutchin. and Mr.. b.
F. Cutchin, who have been stopping with
Mrs. Walker. at No. II west Marshall,
have left for their home. in Suffolk, Va.
Messrs. William NJ Station and Henry
G. Harris, Of Pocahontas. Va, members
OF "Mosby's command" and Mr.. Philip
Briscoe, of Alexandria. Va, were the
guests OF Or. Lee W. Station during the
reunion.
Misses Marguerite Land. Claude Pri-
eur Sarah Ann Keeling, and Minnie
Kurtz Of Norfolk. and Mr.. John r..
Perry and daughter. Miss Mary, Of Bal
timore, were with Mrs. f. A. Arnzen du-
ring the reunion.
The Oglethorpe light Infantry. n
Savannah, Va, before leaving the city
yesterday afternoon. called in a body
upon Major Randolph at his residence,
10 pay their respects % the assistant
chief marshal OF the parade.
DR.. J. W. Baker. OF louisa county;
John c. Cunningham, and John W. Gil
liam, OF Prince Edward county, Confede-
rate veterans; and Walter Woodson. Of
Halifax county, were guests Of w. r.
Lefew. No. Il north Beech street, during
the reunion.
Captain George II. Fulkerson, OF Port
Gibson Miss. who came here to attend
the reunion, is now the guest OF Mr.. A.
! Eichel, OF Brook road. Mr.. Eichel was
in Captain Fulkerson's company during
the war, and this is their first meeting
since the war.
Mrs. Crawley Goodwin and little dauzh-
ter, Annie, OF Beaufort s. c.; Misses
Virgle Lawrence and Troy Fort, OF
Wake Forest. n. c.. and Miss Emmie
Hughes. OF Columbus, Ga. are guests
Of Mrs. W. 4. Lawrence. No. COZ north
Eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Beezley. OF Portsmouth,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Duvall, OF Ar
vonia Va, have left for their respec-
tive homes. after having spent a most
| delightful time here as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hail. No. 2236
| Venable street.
Mrs. Bosalia Held. mother Of Mesdames
Amelia Heller Matilda Dallman. and Mr..
Isaac Held celebrated her seventy
seventh natal-day on yesterday. Numer-
Gus relatives and friends called during
the day to extend their congratulations
and good wishes
! Messrs. Joseph Butler Baker W. Mann
and Waverly Belcher, and Misses Gertie
| Butler and Blossle Belcher. who have
| been visiting Mrs. T. l.. Johns 1870 east
Marshall street. left for their homes yes
terday morning. accompanied by Mrs. r.
l.. Moody and her son.
The commander Of the United Sons OF
! Confederate Veterans, which association
was organized during the reunion, has de-
cided 10 appoint Mr. T. p. Cox, Of Rich
mond. Va. acknowledgement and chief OF
staff. Official notice OF this appointment
will be issued in due course.
Captain Samuel Pryor and daughter
Miss Ida. Of Holly Strings Miss. who
were guests of Captain Luther Wright
Of Henrico county. during the reunion
accompanied by Mrs. T. J. Noble, left
for a trip North on Friday. They will
visit New York. Baltimore, and Wash
ington.
In the report OF c. c. Wharton Camp
there was a mistake in regard 10 the
! number. About one hundred veterans
came TO the city, though many OF these
could not participate In the parade on
account OF age and feebloness. About
sixty or seventy were in line, however,
when the park was reached.
Rev. Harvey Hatcher. Of Atlanta. Ga.
is on a visit to his brother DIR. William +
| Hatcher. and will preach this morning
| Grace-Street Baptist church. Of which h
was assistant pastor under DR.. Jeter DR.
Hatcher breaches a special sermon TO
night on "A Secret Of Heroism." Their
will be fine music at both services.
Miss Julia sully, Of Petersburg; Mis-
| Mamie Black, Of Lynchburg. and Mis-
| Mamie Sullivan. OF Baltimore, were tn
quests of the Misses Williams during tn
reunion. Miss Sullivan is a granddaugh
ter OF Admiral Buchanan. Of the Confede
rate navy. and represented Maryland al
one of her attractive maids Of honor.
RE. Dodson. J. H. Ransley. T. L. Clark
" +. Rucker, ( G. Harvey, W. E. Handy
and Mr. Waggoner, OF Stuart. Va>~ II
9 Amos and J. VI. Barker. Jr.. and WE
| ~ Axton, Va: r. b. Tuggle and wife, q
Farmville. Va; =. NJ. Riddle and wife
Of Petersburg Va, and H. 5. Beverly am
wife OF Nottoway. Va, were here du
| ring the reunion.
RIcbmonders ut Atlantic city.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. July i.-(spe
cial)-Richmonders registered here. a