Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
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Dr. ]. j. Nelson. Of Columbia, is in the
city.
atr and Mrs Alfred Reinach. Of Pc
tersburg are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs Joru Armitage have re-
turned from their bridal tour
Mr ard Mrs Lamb Waddul are spend
inG ten days az the seashore.
Miss Rena Strauss has left for MOI
folk. TO visit her uncle for two weeks.
Mr. George b. Peeram. who HIS been
I'D for the past few weeks, is reported as
Improving.
Mrs. Joseph Kahn. of Harrisburg. Pa.
IS in the city. visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs. j. Hutzler
j.. IL Kcslcr. engine-driver Of steamer
COMPANY No. 3. is spending furlOugh Of
ten days in Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Watkins, OF Sunnysde,
Chesterfield county. is visiting Miss Julia
Brown. No. 926 west Grace street
Master Munford August son of City
Clerk Ben. r. August. is quite sick at his
home. No. ITO west Main street.
Miss Estello Wilkinson. Of Washington
city. is visiting Miss Lizzie Samuels at
her home, No. 2i5 east Main street
Or. S. t. Morris. Of Macon. Ca. wiz
occupy the pulpit OF Gracc-StTeet Pre-
bvterian church tomorrow morning an
M night
Dr. Kern. president OF RGndOlph-M Macon
College. will preach at Asbury Method
st Episcopal church on Sunday morning
and night July 18th.
Misses Hettie and Sallie Lester. or
Church Hill have left for Vienna. Nd.
where they Will spend the summer with
their sister Mrs. Price
Mrs. samuel Ecclcston. Of Marshall.
Tex. Is the guest of Mrs j. Harry Naele,
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late Lawrence Lottier.
DIR. r w Fry and Miss Eleanor Mitch
en- were married Wednesday night at
Roanoke. Or. Fry is a bother of Man
aver Fry. Of the Jefferson.
Mrs. Alice y. Truax and Mrs. Wilson
EcclestOu, and two children. Of Balu
more. are visiting their brother, Ny. j.
Harry Maggie, on Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Isaih. Of GEORGETOWN, S. c.. ac-
companicd 10y her daughter, Mrs Bur
rus. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VI.
Lemon, No. i3 east Clay street
Mrs. j. NJ. Sale and family. of 5i3 south
Pine street. have gone to Lancaster, Pa.
where they Will spend he summer with
AIRS. Dart the mother OF Mrs. sale.
The funeral of Mrs Partheuia Childress.
wife of Mr. William II. Childress, took
place from her residence. No. 500 Orleans
street, at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. e. f. Odell and her niece. Miss
lrUH Vaughan. ieft yesterday for VIZ
ginil Beach. Old Point Hampton. and
Smthheld. where they Will spend seVe-
ral weeks.
Miss Essie Ford, of Sl2 north twenty
seventh street accompanied by Miss
Annie Herndon. of 920 north Twenty
street are visiting friends and relatives
of Chesterfield county.
Mr.. G. NJ Deane, Deputy Clerk Of the
ha
appointed commissioner by Judge
Hughes and the appointment has been
raiined by Attorney General McKenna.
The Ice Mission. one Of Richmoads
most noble charities, Will, on July 26th,
celebrate its ninth birthday. The sug-
eestion is made that the day be honored
with generous contribution. which viii
enlarge its field of usefulness.
Misses Margaret Brown and Ruth
Cuthrieu OF Portsmouth. who have been
visiting Miss Ella Dunstan. of south
Belvidere street have returned home,
after "A very pleasant WISH They were
accompanied by Miss Dunstan.
The trolley party to be given oyer the
Traction Companys lines on Tuesday
night next. for the benefit Of the Old Do
n,iniou Hospital. promises 10 be
charming success socially and financial
IN. The beautifully iliumined car VIII
start from Tenth and Broad streets al
$50 O'Clock.
Mr. Joseph Wallcrstein. president OF
the Travellers Protective Association OF
America has returned from Washington
where he went 10 call upon Piesideht
Mckinley with a view OF haNins the
president consider some travelling men
Ia making h,s consular appointments
MIR Wallerstoin is very well satisned
with his interview with the President
,,bo NJ SAYS. treated him with the nigh
est degree OF courtesy and ciVlli'y'