Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
ITEMS CLEANED ny DISPATCH RE-
PoRTERs ALL OVER THE CITY.
AoYEnEI7S OF HONE PEOPLE.
Where Many of Them Have Been or
Are Going-Some of Our visftor.-
Bits of News About Matters of
Local Interest.

Iafh HOtei, ASneVille, N. e.
Mrs. John S. Fleming, of west MAR
street. has returned TO the city.
Mr.. W. s. McEwen Is out again after
severe Illness Of several months.
Miss Mary y. Bowles il sick with fever
at her home, on west Marshall street.
Mr.. Madison Scott has returned from
New York, and is at the Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl and son. from Nor
folk. are stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Ernest Lee Boiling, OF 1913 Floyd
avenue, will return TO the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Thompson, from
| Asbury Park, N. j., are at the lit. Yer
non.
Miss Fanny A. Mera has returned home
| after a pleasant vtsaS TO friends in the
North.
Miss Penny Mufitt. Of Grantland. Va.
is visiting frieAds at tho Valentine
| House.
Mrs c. =. Turner ani Miss Isabel Tur-
ner. from Isle Of Wight, are at the NJ
| Vernon.
Miss Blanche Hale left yesterday for a
visit to BaltiGore. Philadelphia, and At
! lantic City.
Little Eula c. Taylor is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Rebecca Tayiur. or
! Charlottesville.
Gambling" will be Rev. w. b. Beau
champs subject at st. James Methodist
church tonight.
Mrs. j. S. Brauer and children have
returned. home after a pleasant VISIT to
the mountains.
Mr. Horace #. Iiader, OF California, was
here lsst week visiting the family Of MI.
W. S. McEwen.
Mrs. w. A. Major, of Birmingham, Ala.
will visit Mrs w. j. Ready. 1912 Floyd
avenue, this week.
Mrs. Celia Kass has returned after an
extensive business and pleasure trip
through the North.
Judge Robert W. Hughes was in the
city yesterday, but left for his country
home, at Arlington.
Miss May Pollard, Of Blacksburg, Is
visiting her uncle. MIR. c. Fl. Pollard, at
GIL Albemarle street.
Mrs. Mamie McKenney returned yes
terday after a three weeks visit to her
parents in Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Parsley has returned TO
the city after a very pleasant stay with
friends in Northampton.
Miss Gertrude Byers, OF Philadelphia,
is on visit TO her aunt. Mrs. w. u. Rus
sell. 800 east Main street.
Rev. ]. A. Dickinson. d. D., Of Selma.
Ala, will preach at the Second Baptist
church to-day at both services.
Miss Susie Bristow, Of Stormont. Mid
dlesex county. is visiting her friend, Miss
Eva Powell, OF No. 1923 west Cary street.
Mrs Willie Gilman and children have
returned from the mountains. where
they have spent delightful summer
Mrs. f. W. Wagner. who has been visit
ing in Europe for the past three months,
has returned to her home, 1903 Park ave-
nue..
DR. j. Lynn Deitrick. of Pole Green.
Hanover county, has just returned from
very pleasant stay with friends In Nor
folk.
Miss Eta T. Gentry, of 70S north Twen-
ty-second street, has returned home after
a very pleasant visit TO friends in Han
over.
Miss Emily Batl1ins has returned home
after six weeks delightful trip to Old
Point. Hampton. Williamsburg, and
Toano.
Mrs. Charles Alcutt, who has been sum-
mering at her parents, on Floyd avenue, |
will return this week to her home, in I
Florida.
Miss Mary Boston has returned home |
after a pleasant stay at her country I
home during the summer. at Green /
Springs, Va.
Mrs. r. A. L. Dabney. Of No. 500 east /
Clay street, has gone TO Baltimore to be I
with her son, Mr.. j. Writ Dabney, who is |
still very Ill.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, pastor of tho !
Church of the Covenant. has returned TO
the city, and will fill his pulpit at both
services to-day.
Miss Florence Neale left the city FRI
day for Birmingham, Ala. to accept a
position as teacher in the Pollock-Ste-
phens Institute.
The Kings Daughters OF Christ Episco-
pal church will run trolley party over
the Traction Company's line on Tuesday
evening, September 14:h.
Miss Miriam Morgan. Mrs. Mayfield.
Misses Beatrice and Miriam, and Mr..
Morgan Mayfield, from Texas, spent last
week at the Mt. Vernon.
Adjutant-General Charles j. Anderson
has returned to the city after q delightful
vacation Of several weeks spent in the
mountains and UP North.
Miss Minnie Hamilton has returned
from a pleasant visit TO Norfolk, Suffolk
and Virginia Beach, and will leave for
fredericksburg on the 18th.
Mrs. w. II. Burton and her little
daughter, Pearl, have returned home af-
ter a delightful visit TO her mother, Mrs
A. l.. Parsley. of Hanover.
Miss Parthenia Haden. OF Fluvanna
is spending several days in Rich
nond, the guest of Mrs. w. S. McEwen,
Nineteenth and Grace streets.
Miss Alice Burton and her cousin, Miss
Estelle Lipscomb. OF Baltimore. who
nave been visiting here. left yesterday
20 spend a week at Westwood.
The Baptist Sunday School Association
n Richmond. and Manchester will hold
Meeting with the West-View Baptist
hurch this afternoon at O'Clock.
Misees Olive and Sarah Anderson, ac-
omuanied by their friend. Miss Annie
Talarla Drew, have left for the noun
aims of Virginia, to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. C. L. Hutcheson and children, of
10 north Twentieth street. have returned
nome from Brooklyn. N. Y, where Mrs.
Butcheson has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. T. b. Goodwin.
N,isses Clara and Ella Null and Oakley
IaTnes accompanied by their uncle. Mr..
robert Wilson. have returned home after !
very pleasant visit to Elmwood, Hen
60, the nome Of Mr.. J. b. Schaaf.