Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

/ Claybourn. who have been visltInr
| friends and relatives in this city. have
! returned to their homes. IN Petersburg.
| Arrangements are on foot 20 celebrat,
LabOr-Day at Virginia Beach Ia aDpr0-
| pirate style. The day falls on September
9th. and already plans are being perfect
| cd
Judge Robert w. Hughes. OF tho
/ United States District Court for thu
/ Eastern District OF Virginia. was n
| Richmond yesterday, on his way 20
| Norfolk.
Mrs. p II. Donahoe. accompanied by
Ter little daughters, Mamie and Lille.
| eft Thursday for Alton, Va. where thoy
Expect to spend the remainder OF Tho
| ummer.
| Miss Margarctta Tinsley and he-
| rlcnd. Miss May Eddins left the civ
! ssterday TO visit their friend. Mss
| NTH. at her beautiful home near Mount
| Peasants
| Miss W. Louise Stubs has returned
| 1ome. accompanied by Miss Eugonia Ne
| rarty. after spending most Of the summer
| visiting friends in Danyllle and South
] Boston. Va.
| The train from the South due hero
| yesterday morning ~ $40 O'Clock was
/ an hour and n half late, due 90 delays
| caused by making southern connections
at Danville.
| The popular assistant secretary OF tho
| Young Mems Christian Association Mr.
| James Parker Stubs loft yesterday eye-
ming TO spend Sunday in Petersburg Tor
a short rest.
/. Miss Matte Edwards Cardozo. OF Luz
Iutchson. OF Charlotte y. c.. who
ave been visiting the city, have PEE
urned home
Miss Fannie May Claiborne and Miss
| Lottle Dora Boyle. who have been vi,i'-
J ing Mrs o. A. Stanley. 60 Twenty-hrst
street. returned 20 their home In Peters
| burg, yesterday.
Mr.. Dan Gerhardt and family, OF
Philadelphia, formerly OF Richmond. arc
visiting friends In the city. Mp. Ger
hardt is a detective on the Pennsyya-
MIA Central railroad
Miss Emma Browne. who has been
visiting Miss Robertson Of Portsmouth
returned last week. and il now visiting
friends in Gainesville. where she viii re-
main for several weeks.
Mr.. Dam J. Quinn. formerly WELL
known Richmond newspaper man. VINO
Is now I'm the government printing oilc9
IN washington, Is visiting his old home
Ills wife accompanies him.
Mrs. George Rupp. OF No GOO west
CLAY street. ami Mrs. Lamb Wacdn,
OF No. 3H north Eleventh street. have
returned 10 the city. after spending Two
pleasant weeks at Buciroe Beach.
Miss Mamie 5. Robinson Of PIG south
Jefferson street, left the city on tho I'm
TO visit relatives I'm the mountains or Az
gusta county. TO which her brother Rus
sell Robinson, preceded her four weeks
ago.
Mr.. A. r. Hargrave, president Of tho
Chesapeake Steam Bakery OF Baltimore,
and Mr.. w. Il. Hargrage, travelling man
ager OF Bibb's Stove Company, Of BALE
timore. are in the city visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr. J. L. Leake. the Chesapeake ant
Ohio telegraph operator at Seventeenth
street. and Miss Nirgie Kay. Of. No rs
north Twenty-sixth street. will BE- mar
ried AT the brides fathers residence
Tuesday, the 9th. az p. NJ.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Venable-Street Baptist church Will ggo
q trolley party tomorrow night oNr
tho lines Of the Traction Company. Ih1
cars will leave Twenty-hrst and Ncnabe
streets promptly at Sl5 o'clock.
All Blues who served through the war
and all Blues who have since served
term OF enlistment are eligible TO meme
bership I'm the proposed veteran CORDS.
Those who wish 10 JON VIII coininlH'
cate with Captain IL. J.. vaughan
Passengers for New York by steam
ship Yorktown. OF the Old-Domnon
line sailing from Norfolk yesterday,
sFra T.nNgi
=. ]. Potts. +. II. Patch. W. o. SHELTON.
j. s. Williams, Colonel NJ. l.. Sposwooc.
The Valentine Lambs defeated tho
Jefferson Parks by the score OF II % b.
The features were the pitching " Bar-
nette and the batting OF the Lambs.
Mullen, OF the Parks. was knocked out
Of the box, and Taylor. OF Barton
Heights, was put In.
Among the passengers who sailed on
the Virginia Thursday for Baltimore
were Mrs c. II. Bransford and son,
622 IL China street. and Miss Mamie
Pittman, OF SEA south Pine street. where
they are TO visit Mrs Joseph Ryan anu
Mrs. II. Bingham OF Philadelphia
Services at the seventeenth-Street ms
sion No. GIG north Seventeenth street WI
be held as usual this week. SUNDAY
school this afternoon az o'clock ani
preaching on Thursday night az O'CLOCK
by Rev. Mr.. Evans The public 81 cor
daily invited TO attend these services.
Mrs stlckney widow or the rev. r.
c Stcknev. late rector or Monumental
church had so far recovered from her
late illness as 20 leave richmond TOT
her old home wilson, y. c., Friday
evening. She was accompanied by h't
chlldren-NIiss Gertrude ana Master Fen
ner 5. stickney.
Mrs. v s. Carlton ana family ~h'
are spending the month OF August
Chesterfield county had quite a gamer
ing Of her family In Forest Hill ParA ol
Monday evening In honor OF Mas.e.'
Robert Granville and John singe..l
Cartons birthdays. Refreshments "o
much enjoyed and the children ne'"
seemed happier
Two well-known Richmond genueh
have announced themselves as el
dates for the office or CITY sefs
subject 70 the action OF the Democfi''
primary next Spring. Incy are Mtr
Edward $. Rose ana Robert n. Bfi.s-
Mr.. Briggs has for several years p.."
a member OF the Common Council l'''
Madison Ward.
Captain c. w. Westbury travelling
sengcr agent Of the Southern ia."'
here, has returned from rip 20 49,
vile. y. c.. where he went VIM al
cursion. carrying about 2o OF litnt..
citizens. His description OF the 'sN...'
land OF America" lying around ina.
sort IL very interesting. CAPTAIN w.,
bury left last night for bah"o "-