Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-11


Springs.
Mr.. David Llchtenstein IS at Hot
Springs, Va.
General Peyton Wise left yesterday for
Buffalo Ilthia Springs
Mr.. Peter J. Tribe. Of Baltimore is the
guest Of Colonel John Bell Bigger.
Miss Myrtle L. James is quite sick at
her residence on east Franklin street
Mr.. Walter A. Ezekiel. OF Cincinnati.
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. William II.
Brauer
Mrs. Walter Moore and children are
spending the month Of August at the
White Sulphur Springs.
The Blues Battalion will give another
Of their attractive MOONLIGHT excursions
on the night Of August Goth.
Mr.. John p. Goss and family. who have
been spending a vacation I'm Albemar.e
county. returned home yesterday
Mr.. IT. st. J. Coalter has gone 10 King
William county on professional business.
He will be absent about week.
Miss Jennie u. Hitchcock. Of east
Franklin street. has left the city for
two weeks soiourn I'm the mountains.
Mr.. William Russell. with NJ. Bullhiser
G. Co. has just returned from trip TO
England, Wales Scotland, and Ireland.
Miss Lula Horgrave Of Baltimore f.
the guest Of Mrs Charles Turner and
Miss Mamie Pegram, 1917 west Main.
The Board Of Directors of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
will hold a called meeting tonight at Il
o'clock
The Academy Of Medicine will meet to-
night at O'Clock in the board-r0Om Of
tho Young Mems Christian Association
building
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Lear. Of Church
Hill, accompanied by Miss Bertha Watts,
are visiting friends and relatives in King
William county
Miss Lottle Bigger, who has been
spending several weeks I'm New York city
visiting friends and relatives. returned
home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Daniel who has been the
guest Of Miss Ruby Vaughan, No. 9l6 east
Marshall street. left yesterday TO visit
friends at Louisa.
Mrs. II. A. Hawkins and children have
returned from Lynchburg, where they
have been spending several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. II. S. wilkinson. who has been
spending several weeks in Richmond with
relatives and friends. returned TO her
home in Lynchburg yesterday morning.
The members Of the Independent cycle
Club will assemble at their clubhouse,
No. 1910 west Broad street, this evening
at o'clock TO be photographed in a group.
DR.. William H. Lyme. one OF the aims
house physicians. is taking his vacation
in the mountains. DR.. =. $. l.. Mon
cure acting as his substitute during his
absence.
Mrs. William T. Beverly and her son,
w Robertson, OF west Clay street left
yesterday morning for spotsylvania coun-
ty. where they Will spend the balance OF
the summer.
Or. Edward Eggleston will go to ola
Point this morning TO attend the annual
meeting Of the Virginia State Dental As
ISOLATION, which convenes at the Hygeia
Hotel at u o'clock.
The Misses Owens and Curtis, OF
Quincy. Fla, who have been spending the
past month with relatives in and near
the. city, have returned home, delighted
with their Virginia trip.
Rev. Or. Hoge. who sailed for Europe
June Sd. expects to sail for home on the
Teutonic August 18th. He IS having
delightful time abroad, and when last
heard from was in excellent health.
A fine gray horse belonging TO Mr..
John /. Montgomery was overcome by
heat at the corner of Thirteenth and
Main streets yesterday, and lay there for
several hours before It was sufficiently
revived to be moved.
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Womans Christian As
ISOLATION was held at the associations
rooms yesterday morning at IL O'clock.
only routine business was transacted, and
the attendance was small, owing TO the
excessive heat.
There will be a meeting OF the Vir-
ginla Bible Society in the parlor OF the
Young Mems Christian Association this
evening at $50 o'clock. Matters necessi-
tating the call OF a meeting az this time
are to be considered, and full attendance
is requested
Rev. W. T. Hatcher. d. d.. and Presi-
dent Boatwright, OF Richmond College.
returned Saturday from attendance upon
the Middle District Baptist Association at
Amelia Courthouse. Rev. Dr. Thornhill,
OF Manchester. was elected president. DIR.
Hatcher led the discussion on education.
Judge Farrar. a prominent Methodist, at
tended the service.
Or. George w. Darlington, Grand Sec
rotary Of Masons. is at Mountain Ridge
Giles county, attending the Royal Arch
School OF Instruction. He will return
from there 10 Rustburg. Campbell county,
where he Is spending his summer vaca-
ton, and by the lst Of September viii
be found at his desk In the Masonic
Temple. Mr. c. A. Nesbitt, assistant 10
the Grand Secretary. Is acting Grand
Secretary during DR.. carringtons abb
sence.
Richmonders I'm New York.
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