Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

| Willow Grove, poth oei"s W"
| wheelmen OF this city.
Mr. James A. Register and Miss SUSIE
| povater and mother left on the virginia
| saturday afternoon for Baltimore ana
Atlantic CITY.
,,,.sas Nora Tholl and Kate Orcheai
nave returned from the City by the SEES
] after n delightful two-weeks' stay WITH
relatives there.
Mossrs. NJ. J.. Ferguson and J. H.
came have returned from very success
ful business trip through North ana
South Carolina.
Mrs. Fred. W. Hagemann and her two
hovs Edwin and Louis, have returned
from their summer tour OF the Virginia
mountains and seashore.
Nelther Messrs. Maupln or Throckmor-
ton appeared at the Howard s-GroVe or
Hardin's shops meetings. as was mad
yertently stated yesterday.
Mrs. l.. T. Warren and daughter. little
Mss Julia, accompanied by her daughter
in-law. Mrs. a. J. Warren. are visiting
friends in Newport News
Miss Florence Augusta Holland, Of Hol-
land Hill. left yesterday for Powhatan
TO visit her sister. Mrs. W. w. Friend.
who is summering at that place.
There VIII be children's exercises to-
night at Howard-Groye Baptist church.
The address will be delivered By Dr.
John Pollard. All are cordially invited.
Miss Edna BIB. Of 923 east Marshall
street. is visiting relatives and friends In
Charlottesville. on her return she win
visit friends at Frederick Han, her old
home.
The ladies Of Emmanuel Baptist church
will give trolley party over the Traction
Company's line next Thursday, the car
leaving First and Broad streets at
o'clock.
Mrs. a. V. Shelton and daughters. Lilly
and Ruby, Of No. SlS west Cary street.
have just returned home after very
pleasant visit 20 friends and relatives IN
Buckingham county.
DR. w. Ralph Clements left for the
mountains OF Virginia on Wednesday he
had quite a severe spell Of malarial-fever
but is convalescing. much to the gratih-
cation OF his friends.
Mr.. G.. c. Vincent, the newly-appointed
postmaster at Seven Pines, entered upon
his official term yesterday, and moved
the Office from the store Of Messrs. west
& Bottoms to his residence.
Miss Alice Burwell Caldwell and Miss
Florence Constance Tucker have gone TO
King William TO visit friends. and Will
70 10 the various watering places in Nlr-
ginia before returning home.
Several Richmond riders have entered
for the Petersburg bicycle meet which
takes place in the Cockade City on Au-
gust 2ist. Mr.. Walter c. Mercer Of this
city will be enc OF the judges.
The Womans Missionary Society Of
Aebury church will hold a lawn party
AZ the New Reservoir, on the Traction
Companys pavilion, next Thursday and
Friday evenings. open at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas F. Pollard Of Henrico
county. accompanied by Mys. Il. a. Gary.
and little daughter. Susie, Of No. 2I02 cast
FRANKLIN street, left yesterday for Cool
Sulphur Springs to spend several weeks.
Mr. r. S. Garrett, who lives near Ely
sons. Hanover county, brought TO town
on friday twelve watermelons OF an
average weight Of ffty-fye pounds. The
Hanover people are proud Of this yield.
Misses Annie Wilton and Florence Wor-
sham Dickerson. OF No 20s north Twenty
trves and friends in Chesterfield county,
va. where they will spend several weeks.
The fourteenth annual reunion Of the
Association Of the Survivors OF the
Clarke Cavalry" viii he held az the resi-
renee Of Mr.. John n. Kitchen near
GIeenway Court, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 18th.
Mr.. ". r. Adams, a well-known Rich
mond boy. ana former member Of the
Walker Light Guard, who has for some
time made mis- home in Collinwood, o.,
has returned there. after pleasant stay
with friends in this city
Miss NJ. Fanny Taylor and her sis
ter Mrs. c. l.. Ford, both of 2713 east
Grace street, returned to the city on
Wednesday last, after a very pleasant
visit at the home Of Miss Emma Shelton,
of Inez. Louisa county. Va
At the service al ST. Marks church
this morning, the male chorus, which
rendered such fine music two weeks
since. will again compose the choir, and
the chorus VIII be enlarged by the addi-
tion OF several Of the beat singers In this
city.
Little Louise Major. the S-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Major.
OF birmingham. Ala, died Saturday
morning at the home of her parents. Her
remains will arrive in this city for burial
tomorrow morning via the Southern
railway.
The German Sick Assistance Society
Will give a grand picnic at Biandon Park
Monday. August go. This affair will I'M
ooubtedly be one OF The most successful
etra erf.. l,,++ lf
committees have been and are untiring
IN their efforts 10 make it so.
Commencing on Monday and continuing
through the week the ladies Of st. Mary's
German Catholic church will give a lawn
party at 1740 west Leigh street. The pro-
ceeds win be devoted to the church re-
building fund. Music and dancing VIII
be INDUCED In and refreshments served.
Rev. A. G. Brown, d. D.. presiding elder
of Richmond District. will preach at
Highland Springs this morning at Ii
o'clock. and hold quarterly conference
there at $3.50 p. NJ. Preaching at ODD
Fellows Hall, Highland Springs every
ni0ht during the week by Rev. J. 7. Mas
tin. OF Trinity church.
James Madison Macon. Jr, an attache
Of the Richmond Traction Company. ana
student of the Virginia Business College.
left last evening, over the Chesapeake
and Ohio route, for Chestnut Hill. Orange
county, the residence Of his uncle Mr.
r. c. Macon. Here Mr. Macon viii be
TONED by his brother, Edward. and to-
gother they viii visit Culpeper before re-
turning TO the city
Rich monders in New York.
NEW YORK, August B.-(Spcclal)-W
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