Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
In BRIEFEST FORM.
A GENERAL PANORAMA OF EVENTS
IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY.
OUR PEOPLE ARE H0YIsG AROUND.
Some Coming Homey Others Going
Away-Mnny Friends from Dis
lance visiting Here-Gossipy Items
of a Local Nature.

Judge Robert w. Hughes was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. John w. Powell is in the city,
stopping at thu Hotel Dodson.
The Independent Bicycle Club meets
tomorrow night to elect officers
Miss Mildred T1mberlake. OF Columbia
Is on a visit TO her cousin, Miss Bertha
Meredith.
Mr.. John Halle. OF Florida. is In the
city, and is stopping at the WestmoFe-
land Club.
Miss Ella T. Rahny. of north Twenty
seventh street. who has been quite SICK
IS slowly improving.
Mr.. John T. Powers, who has been
sick at his home. at No. 1874 Grove ave-
nue., is convalescent.
Miss Ada l.. Hicks loft yesterday to
visit relatives and friends In Staunton'
and Hinton, w. Va.
Mr.. A. Won n. Rosenegls has so far
recovered from mis- recent Illness as 10 be
able TO be out again.
General Dabney II. Maury, who has
been visiting in Alton, Va, returned 10
the city Friday night
Mrs. NJ. e. Walker and her grand
daughter. Miss Eunice Walker, are on
a visit TO Norcross. Ca.
Mrs. Edward Meredith. OF north First
street. is or a visit TO her son, Mr. j. b.
Meredith, of Roanoke.
The Misses Root, OF Houston, Tex, are
stopping at Mrs. G.. w. Munfords, NO.
sol west Franklin street.
Mrs. C. j. Starkey and two children
are visiting her aunt. Mrs. Julia Gun
ningham. In New York.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Loving. OF No. 20 south
Adams street, will return from New YORK
on Wednesday, october 7th.
Mrs. James Francis Cecil. OF Norfolk.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Mar
shall, No. 40l IL Main street, east
Miss Bertha NJ. Meredith, after a de-
lightful visit OF three weeks with friends
In Columbia, has returned home.
Miss Aubrey Robinson. OF Petersburg
is the guest Of Miss Anne c. Wilson, OF
the Madison fats. south Fifth street.
Miss Alice Burton, OF Nineteenth street,
has returned home from Baltimore. after
a very pleasant visit TO friends and rela-
tives
Mrs. n. T.. Ancarrow, who mas been
In the mountains of Virginia during the
summer, has returned home. much i'm
proved.
Mr.. II. C. Duce will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow. where he will spend a
few days as the guest of Mr.. De Wolf
Hopper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Robertson have re-
turned from their Canadian trip. an1
will be glad to see their friends at No
sO7 west Franklin.
Mir. John w. Pierce. who has been
spending some time in the country. after
a severe Illness. has returned to the city,
a good deal improved
Mrs. r. W. Woods and children, of
No. 2ls west Clay street. are visiting
her father. Mr.. James II. Pollard, of
King William county.
Miss Maggie Marsh. who has been visit
ing Mrs r. +. Shilling. Of Norfolk, Va.
has returned TO her home, on west Cary
street, after a most delightful visit Of
four weeks.
Mrs. II. d. Christian and her daugh-
ter have returned from the White
mountains, where they spent several
months at Maplewood. Miss Chris
tian's health is much improved.
Elder j. p. Nen will preach at the
seventh-Day Adventists' mission-room.
No. sol north Twenty-hfth street. this
evening at o'clock. Subject, Christian
Unity" All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr. George Bryan. for many years a
resident of this city. but who left here
some six years ago 20 seek health. has
fully recovered from his illness. and was
recently admitted to the bar at Titus
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