Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-04
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
DorNGs OF RICHMOND PEOPLE
ROTH AT HOME AND ABROAD.
VISITORS WHO ARE IN DOR HIDSY.
who They Are and Where They
Here, There, and Everywhere
Gathered by Dispatch Reporters.

Miss Matte Hooe, Of Cumberland coun-
~. is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Estelle DeSaussure is spending the
summer at Flat Rocks. near Asheviiie'
N. c.
Mrs. Julia Van Ness Palazatto, OF Fort
Myer, is the guest Of Miss Juiia u. D.
Thompson.
Miss I,ottie Swift, of Louisa, Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. r. II. Nuchols, Oh 4oi west
Marshall street
Miss Alice Monroe left yesterday at
noon on a visit to friends and relatives
at Fredericksburg.
Mr.. G. A. Thilow leaves to-day for the
Warm Springs. where he expects 10 re-
main two months.
Mrs. C. Duke. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. M. Creagh, OF Baltimore,
has returned home.
Misses Irene and Marie Ford, accom-
panied by Mr. Thurston, are visiting
friends in Goochlard.
Miss Virginia Splitter will leave in few
days for Norfolk, to visit her sister, MIS-.
william c. McConnal.
Rev. w. B. Beauchamp, Of st. James
Methodist church. will preach tonight on
the Saloon in Society"
Miss Cecie Santos, Of Norfolk, Va. Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James +. HanKins,
No. 2l9 south Cherry street.
Cadet Andrew Pizzini has returned
from the Virginia Military Institute 10
spend his vacation at home.
Mr.. Charles L. Richardson's little son,
Raw. Is very sick with typhoid-feVer at
his home, No. 1920 Taylor street.
Dr. w. II. Harbough continues seri-
ously III at his home. His condition. yes
terday was reported unchanged.
Mrs. Laura Angus, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Fannie, left Saturday TOT
a soiourn Of several months North.
Mr.. Willie p. Anderson left yesterday
10 visit relatives and friends In Baitl-
more and the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. winston Hix. a Norfolk and West
ern official. of Roanoke, is in the city,
the guest Of his brother, Mr.. Dan Xix.
Miss Minnie Bschopp, Of Rockledge,
Pa. is here on a visit, stopping at Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Schmidts, No. 70i BROOK
avenue.
DIR. Mcclure Newton is at Rawley
Springs, having accepted the position OF
resident physician Of that resort, for the
season.
The July session of the Common Coun-
ell will be held tomorrow night. A
number of important matters will be con-
sidered.
Miss Maud w. Throckmorton, Of
Church HILL Is visiting relatives and
friends in Pulaski City and Montgomery
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Bigger, have
removed to the country seat OF Colonel
John Bell Bigger, near Ashland, for the
summer.
A small fire broke out yesterday after
noon in Harveytown, outside the city
limits. in a small clubhouse. The damage
was trihing.
Mrs. DR.. A. f. Dickinson who has been
dangerously Ill at ST. Luke's Home is
now better, and, it Is hoped, will soon be
convalescent.
Mr.. Albert Cottle Of Boston, Mass, is
visiting Paymaster c. p. Thompson,
United States navy, at his home, No. 1908
West avenue.
Mrs. ]. w. Anthony and daughter,
Louise. of No 1874 west Marshall street,
have returned to the city from visit
TO Baltimore, Md.
,fra p A Throckmorton and children
left on the S:i5 train Friday morning for
Wilmington, Del, where she VIII spenu
the rest Of tho summer.
n. w. Wicker, Commissioners OF the
Revenue of Henry District, OF Hanover
county. was a caller yesterday at the
State Library building.
Miss Lou Barrett, OF No. lob Floyd
avenue. in company with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles b. Alcutt, went on Visit 10
Washington last week.
Miss Lillian Hamilton and Miss Mabel
Hawkins. Of Park View, Portsmouth, va.
are visiting Miss Edna Butler, OF NO. ZiVo
east Clay street, Church Hill.
Mrs. Fannie seay, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Seay Morris, left Richmond
Yesterday for Mount Airy, Fluyanna
county, to spend the summer.
Mr.. William S. McEwen. who has re-
Gently moved here from Scottsville, Va,
lies extremely I'll with fever at the home
OF his son, on Nineteenth street.
Mr.. J. d. Cadet, who is at st. Luke's.
Is doing very well since the operation for
appendlcitis. Mr.. Cadell was at one time
in the Legislature from Pulaski county.
Mrs. b. F. Hamilton and her cousin,
Miss Lucy Hawks. OF Wilmington, Del,
who have been visiting friends in this
city for some time, left for their home
Friday.
Mrs. Susan A. Hutson. the mother Of
Revs. ]. T.. and j. 3. Hutson, has been
extremely Ill for weeks. and her condi-
ton is regarded as very serious, If not
entirely hopeless.
Miss Maude Lee, of Williamsburg. who
has been visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
Moss, OF east Broad street, has left thu
city. accompanied by Miss Moss, for a
visit of several weeks.
Miss lillian King, Of No. 26l7 east
Grace street, left Thursday on the
steamer Virginia TO visit friends in Bal
timore. Before returning she will visit
Washington and Alexandria.
The men who are out on strike at the
Millhiser factory refuse to go back ex-
cept on the old terms. An attempt is
being made TO spread the dsaffection,
but so far without success.
The Committee on Light Friday night
made an effort to take up the fuel-gas
question, but after consideration deter
mined TO wait until the popular petitions
are turned over to 1t by the Council.
Mr.. Lucian Irving Thomas. OF New
York, who has been visiting his father,
Police Captain Thomas. and his family,
lately in Richmond. left for New York
yesterday via steamer Virginia and Bal
timore.