Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19


after protracted visit to friends an
relatives In Danvilie and Pittsylvani
county.
The Misses Braxton have rs their CUES
Miss Lucy Claiborne Archer. OF Noun
Pleasant. Chesterfield county.
Miss Katie King has returned 10 tn
city. after a three weeks delightful tril
TO Maryland and Washington.
Miss Eugenia Henry. of No. s2t nortl
Tenth street. has returned from nea
Greenwood. Afbemarle county.
Bishop Van De vyver confirmed on las
Sunday at Fairfax. and to-day he vii
confirm a class at Falls Church.
Mr.. George d. Thomas found a lady
cape at the Auditorium last night, an
left It at the Second Police Station.
Mr. Walter Bird, OF London is VISITING
Richmond. and during his stay will b'
| the guest Of Mr.. Bryan. at Laburnum.
Miss Ada r. Wilson has returned home
after a visit OF five weeks with friends
and relatives in Prince George county.
A thief stole two chairs from the front
porch Of the home OF Mrs. John o. Tay-
lor. on north Eighth street. Thursday
night.
Mrs. s. L. Jordan and her little son,
| Hunter. will leave the city Tomorrow
for Charlottesville, where the latter will
attend school.
| Misses Inez and Lillian Barnes re-
turned home on the 18th, accompanied
| by their cousin, Miss Annie Barnes. OF
KeysvilIe. Va.
| Miss Oulia and Hettie Barnett have
returned home. after spending de-
| iightful time with friends and relatives
| at Westwood, Va.
| W. w. shops, Of Wilmington. N. c., is
| at home on visit to his family, at No.
| G south Morris street.
| Mrs. Il. c. WheTy and Miss Emmle
| Wherry. who have been spending the
summer in the mountains with their
| friends. have returned home.
Mr. Henry Gibbs, of Barton Heights,
who has been Ill since the 10th OF August
in convale scing. and II nothing happens
he will be out before very long.
Rev. DR.. j. S. Dill, of Venable-Street
Baptist church. will preach tonight on
the quarantine against sin. His theme
this morning will be THE Christian
Raiment."
The alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon
Just before o'clock was occasioned by
a burning chimney on Duval street be-
tween Third and Fourth. No damage
was caused.
Miss Kate Emma Phillips. daughter of
Mr.. Charles II. Phillips, City Treasurer,
who has been seriously i'll with typhoid
lie no
and able to sit up.
Mrs. John T. West, OF No. 504 east Clay
street. had quite a painful accident du-
ring the past week, which confines her to
the house, although she is doing as well
as can be expected.
The parents of the Cathedral parish
are requested to send their children to
Cathedral on Saturdays to attend sing
ing rehearsals for the g o'clock) chill
drens mass on Sunday.
Mrs Thomas OConnor and Mr.. James
Hartley have returned from their trip
to Ireland. whore they spent n most de-
ilehtful time. Il niece Of Father Dona-
hoe returned with them.
Mrs. Annie Noble, of Petersburg, who
has been visiting Miss Wilson, of West
End, and friends of Highland Springs.
has returned home. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. C. l.. Wells.
Captain Page McCarty is canvassing
tho State for the campaign edition OF
his paper, the Home Rule which is
expected to make strong and able eff
for. towards harmonlzing tho State
Democracy.
Mr.. John Murphy, son Of Mr.. r. p.
Murphy. accompanied his sister, Miss
Nellie, on her trip TO Mt. De Sales Con-
vent, where she will attend school. On
his return he stopped in Washington to
visit some friends.
Miss Josephine Jeffries and her sister.
Ruth returned home Wednesday from
pleasant visit OF four weeks to their
aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Simpson, and other
relatives and friends in Lewiston and
Woodville, n. c.
Mrs. l.. Il. Cieve, Of Greenville, n. c.,
on her return from northern cities
where she has pent the summer. stop
ped over in Richmond for a few days
to see her brother. Mr.. j. j. Dancy Of
the Academy of Music
Mrs. +. b. Minor and daughter. Miss
Jane, returned last evening from their
delightful sojourn in the mountains Of
panied them as far as Petersburg where
she stopped for brief visit to friends.
Miss Blanche Frayser, who has for
several years been teaching music very
successfully in this city, has accepted |
tho position of directress OF music in |
the Miller School, Albemarle county She |
left the city yesterday morning to enter |
upon the discharge Of her duties.
The Young Mems Union OF Sacred |
Heart church have resumed their week |
" meetings on Tuesdays and Fridays at |
$50 o'clock On Friday the quarterly |
election OF officers took place. Mr.. AL |
bert A. Coleman addressed the Union on |
the Experiences Of Three Tramps."
Mrs. C. II. Bransford and son, Of No |
622 liz China street and Miss Mamie |
OF No. 524 IL south Pine |
street. returned home last week from |
accompanied by Mrs. |
Joseph Rine of Baltimore. who will re- |
main for several weeks visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs +. s. Thompson. late OF |
Winnepeg. Canada, have taken the hand |
some house. No. GOA east Grace street, |
for their home and studio. They are ac-
complished in music, both vocal and in
strumental. and will prove a decided ac-
QUESTION to the musical circle OF Rich
mond.
The following altar-boys received
awards for their punctual attendance
and deportment at Sacret Heart: Gold
watch to James Cullinane; gold medal
- John j. Marin; silver medal to Ed
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