Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05
REENTREE, No. 429 East Broad Street.


ing relatives in this city. has gone to he
home, in Blacksburg.
Mrs. w. II. Minor. of Charlottesviile
accompanied by her sister, Miss Pollard
leaves this week for Blacksburg.
Mr.. Felix Hessberg, who has spent si'
months abroad, la returned to the city
Miss Ida weinberg, Of Petersburg, ~
staying with her aunt, Mrs. y. Hutzler. OF
east Clay street.
Mrs. F. J. Cralgie &, nearly recovered
from the severe attack or grip IRON
which she has been suffering.
Miss Lucy Neal, Miss Bessie Holland
and Miss Louise Robinson, three charm
ing young ladies of Danville, are visiting
Mrs. Marshall, on the corner or MAR
and Adams.
The Misses Harris have returned to the
city, after a delightful visit to New YORK
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Massie have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
staying with Mrs. Ellerson, Mrs. Massie's
mother.
Misses Meme and Leila Myers will, this
week, move to their home on west Grace
street.
The many friends here OF Mrs. Ewing
Eachers regret hat she and the little
Misses Eachers have returned TO their
homo in Louisville. Ky.
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Miss Georgiana Lay Is quite I'll at the
Old Dominion Hospital.
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Senator and Mrs. Thomas s. Martin VIII
soon be in the city. at the house or Mrs.
| Duval, 31 east Franklin street.
Miss Watson, Of Baltimore, who was
recently in the city with Miss Emily
Knox. and who made so many friends
hero left last week for Petersburg.
Mrs. Chlldric, a leader in Norfolk So
ciety, is staying at the Jefferson.
The many friends OF DR.. 3. w. Green,
in the western part Of the city, regret
that ne is about 70 move to Grace street.
near Fifth.
Miss winifred Graves Crenshaw will
shortly leave Richmond 10 join a house
party at the home OF Mr.. Lafferty, near
Croret. Albsmarls.
Miss Mary Caskie Is still visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Iie. In 81. Louis. She has
been detained by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Ide and his daughter.
Miss virginia Hobson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Clara Nash, 70S east Grace
street. has returned TO her home, In Pow
hatan.
Mrs. John White. of Bowling Green. has
been visiting her father. Colonel John b.
Cary.
Mrs. Charles l.. Leake, Of ~Goochland,
spent a few days In the city last week.
visiting her sister. Miss Eta Shields, on
Grace street.
Mrs. Sidney Dudley. who has been seri-
ously III at the Virginia Hospital. Is now
able to be out again.
Miss Sue Brown Crenshaw left the city |
for a long visit TO Mrs. William Dickson,
Of Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lewis will go to New York
after Christmas to visit relatives.
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Miss Hattie Ross returned last week
from Baltimore, where she has spent
several weeks very DELIGHTFULLY."-.
Mrs. Allan Donnan, who spent Thanks
giving week with her father, DR.. Tai
mage, Is again OF her home, on west
Franklin street.
Mrs. Edgar Garnett and Miss Mamie
Garnett are visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Helen DINNER, OF Petersburg, IS
expected TO visit Miss Maria Moseley, on
Franklin street. early this week.
Mrs. Clement Manly has returned TO
her home. IN North Carolina.
Miss Bessie Martin was expected home
Washington on Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Pegram is making a bust
ness trip through the South.
Mr.. Lewis Dobie, a prominent young
businessman Of this city, returned last
week from a visit to Gloucester county.
Mr.. M. j. Lewis and family removed
from their former home on west Grace
to 1000 Park avenue.
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DR.. and Mrs. George Ross and the
Misses Ross expect 10 spend Christmas In
New York.
Rev. L. B. Betty. tho able pastor OF
church, Portsmouth. Va,
Is visiting Mr.. IT. II. Betty. Of Man
Captain Frank Cunningham has been
On a visit in New York.
Colonel ]. C. Bigger. Of Woodstock. Va.
vas among the prominent visitors to the
lily last week.
Rev. Frank A. Ridout. who has gained
10 many friends here as the assistant
'octor OF st. Pauis Episcopal church. will {!
the city on December 10Th to under
AXE the charge Of the Church OF the Ad-
rent. one OF the largest churches Of Rich {
mono, Ky. ]
Miss Rosaiis Holiday n the guest OF
diss Francis Beaie Mitchell. on Park
venue.
The departure Of Miss Martha Cox. Of
Chesterfield. last week has caused much q
egret in the city.
At the Jefferson there are now quite q a
OF prominent strangers, among q
5hom are Mrs. II. J. Clements. Of Har- 4