Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Doings of WeII-Known People Yes
tcrday.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lovenstein. from
Statesvi.le, n. c.. are visiting Mrs. Car
Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 3. Bolts are
guests Of Mr.. James b. Wathall, at lO0
east Marshall.
Major A. Myers, Of Norfolk, Va. IS
the guest OF Mr.. Henry c. Watkins
Bellevue Flats. No. 5.
Colonel w. w. Ashby, a native OF
Spotsylvana, but now of Washington, is
attending the reunion.
Rev. r. p. williams, OF Montgomery,
Ala. and family, are in the city. stopping
with Mr.. c. F. Watson.
Rev. Walter II. Robertson and family
of Warrenton, are visiting Mr.. Caspar
| Wake. 920 west Main street.
Miss Archie Campbell Berkeley. OF mon
| Tout" Hanover county Va, is visiting
Miss Rosa Gary. Of Libby Hill.
Miss Elva McAlexander. Of Gordonsville,
is visiting her friend. Miss Mozelle VIII
liams. of 2So5 east Broad street.
Mrs. w. b. Clarke. OF Wilmington. ~
| c., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Il. Dore-
mus. at 2O7 south Cherry street.
Miss Archie Campbell Berkeley. Of Mon
Tout" Hanover county. Va, is visiting her
grandfather. Mr.. George T. Herring.
Mr.. Thomas b. Collier. Of Memphis. IS
in the city, along with the Tennessee
Press Association, to attend the reunion.
Mr.. L. S. Dean. stopping at the Ex-
change. is one OF the few Delaware boys
that fought through the whole war with
US.
Mrs Jan IS F. Cecil and Mrs. William
Browne, OF Norfolk. are the guests OF
Mrs. William Marshall, 4Ol IL east Main
street.
General George j. Hundley, Hon. w.
A. Yerger. of Mississippi, and Major w.
Boyd. OF Nelson county, Va, are guests
Of a. Maupin.
Mr.. Edward p. McKissick, OF the Bat
terry Park Hotel Asheville. n. c., form
erly Of the News and Courier, is among
the reunion visitors.
Mrs. Andrew Gray and Miss s. G.
Farrell. OF Cumberland county, are at
40i east Main street. visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
Mr.. Joseph Slnnot, the well-known de-
tective at the Capitol building IN Wash
ington, a Richmond boy, is celebrating
Judge A. w. Graham, OF North Carol
lima, and Captain r. ID. Graham. OF Wash
ington. ID. c.. are the guests of their niece.
Mrs. Caspar Wake, 920 west Main street.
Colonel r. T. Habard, of Third Virginia
Cavalry, Stuarts Corps Army OF North
ern Virginia, arrived in the city Wednes-
day night. and is stopping at Murphys
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. c. =. Mitchell and J. w.
Bacchus. Of Norfolk. and Mr.. r. T.
Thompson, OF Halifax county are the
guests of Mrs d. S. Thompson, 1921 west
Main street.
Mrs. and Miss Chapman, Of Washing
ton, D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. James Wimbish.
and Miss Mary Wimbish, Of GAINESVILLE.
Va, are guests Of the Misses Haynes
27G3 east Grace street.
Hon. Philip e. ChappeIl. OF Kansas
City, Mo-, who was formerly State Urea
surer and Mayor OF the city in which he
resides, is the guest OF Mr.. RO. Lee
Traylor, at SOC east Marshall street.
DR.. J. Shirley Hope, United States
navy, brother of Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope.
pastor Of the Clay-Street Methodist
church, died in New York on Tuesday.
The funeral of DR.. Hope will take place
In Portsmouth to-day.
Mrs. Carrie Wilson LAWN, recording
secretary of Anna Stonewall Jackson
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, Washington, d. c.. is staying
at No. east Broad street. Mrs. LAWN !
presented the Maryland banner to the |
veterans.
The Misses Lizzie and Mary Carter. OF |
G street. Washington, but well-knOwn /
Fredericksburg ladies', and steadfast sup |
porters and admirers OF the Lost Cause |
and Mr. Davis, are here at 700 Franklin |
street, 10 witness the ceremonies attend |
ing the laying Of the cornerstone Of the |
Jefferson Davis monument.
Mr. Guy Hall, Of Norfolk, who. with |
six other members Of the Norfolk Cycle |
Club undertook 10 break the cycle re-
cord between here and the city by the |
sea. arrived in Richmond Wednesday |
night, having made the trip Of l20 miles in |
fourteen hours. The other gentlemen had |
not at last accounts shown up.
Colonel William II. Seldom. proprietor
OF the Metropolitan Hotel. at Washington
the headquarters Of southerners in the
capital city. is in the city attending the
reunion. Colonel Selden is an old Con-
a.
and general favorite with all Virginlans
and Carolinians who visit Washington.
Hon. W. p. Talley OF Rutherford
Tenn, a prominent citizen IN
his part Of the country, Is in the city
attending the reunion. During the war
he was captain OF company In Turneys
First Tennessee Regiment, and was des-
perately wounded in the battle at
Gaines's MIL He was tenderly nursed
back TO life and health by the family
OF Captain J. J. English, on Church Hill.
MIR. Tallcy has a warm feeling for Rich
mond, and would gladly vote the city the
Battle Abbey. or anything else that it
might ask.
Richmonders I'm New York.