Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25

Al. Fannie and Ellen j. Taylor. and
Mrs c. L. Ford. Of 10. 2n5 east Craze
street.
Mr.. Van Dyke Johns. tho popular book.
keeper for the Richmond stove Company
returned TO the city yesterday. attl
having spent a couple Of weeks holiday
at tho old Sweet Springs and IN North
en Virginia and Baltimore.
Mr.. W. S. p. Mayo was slightly hurt
during the sham baltic given by DO
Richmond Light Infantry Blues on FRI
day nigat. lie was standing In front vs.
one Of tho HoWttzers guns when 70 Wh
fired and was dazed. \ few grains %.
powder also lodged I'm his face.
The ladies OF East-End Baptist church,
who have been holding u lawn party ol
the corner of Twenty-eighth ANA
streets during the past week. have de-
clded 10 continue the festivities unm
next Saturday Tho SUCCESS which hs
rewarded their efforts has been most fa.'
terng.
Rev. !. Horace Lacy. Of Florence, Ala.
is ia the city. and VIII preach no ODE
Grace-Street PresUyterian church thn
morning and evening. Mr. Lacy 90 DID,
stranger in this city. lie has preached
here very acceptab.y on previous oeeA-
slons. He Is staying with his broiner-iA-
law, Rev. j. L. smith ID. j..
Mrs. w. T. Foster and children. Who
have been staying with friends in Ial'
timore. will 90 10 Washington next wcsh
Before returning home they wlll ~.
the home OF Mrs. Fosters groat-gand'
father, King Carter, I'm Lancaster county
Miss Florence IT, Holland. Of FAIR
mount Park, returned 20 the city yr-
terday over the Richmond and A-
leghany railroad. after a very pleasant
visit OF several weeks In the home %
her brother. Mr.. Edwin q. Holland Al
Cum Spring.
Miss Madeline c. Granger Of No IS
north Twenty-third street accOmpmi.
by her friend Miss Mary Fnerty irt
Yesterday for Norfolk and Ocean View.
During their stay in Norfolk they ~.l
be the guests Of Miss Changers aunt
Mrs. Mary stephens.
Mr.. J. i. Broaddus returned hone
Friday from the Dover AssOciati0n.
accompanied by his brother. the Re.
DIR. N. J.. Broaddus. pastor OF ne
i
Broaddus will remain In Richmond seye-
raj days.
All arrangements for the annual pic-
mic Of st. Patrlcks church have been
completed. The outing viii Do held at
Providence Forge July 18th. Mr. h
O'Shliyan IS chairman OF tho commit
mitlee in charge Of the general ai-
rangements.
Miss Ruby Thaw. OF Parkersburg. N.
Va. with Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j.. rhaw ol
No. 323 south Third street. have i.-
turned 10 the city. after "a very l..t
SAINT visit to the seashore. taking in '.'
Point Comfort. Virginia Beach oee''
View and Buckroe Beach.
Hon. Sidney =. Epes. OF Blackstone
representative In Congress from
Fourth District. was I'm the cty
day. He called at the Capitol and ..'"
some time with Secretary -of-thc-, .om.
monwealth L0wless. and visited OFT.
friends or Capitol Nil. Mr. EDes ''
! to Richmond was on personal b-sih''
The Toronto CAM Evening psf
/ SAYS: Miss Mamie Pegram. who i'.
resented the Dispatch, o. Ricni
/ Va, az the convention. carried
with her one Of the Union JACKS
/ decorated the Massey Hail. troiN5
! no mean value in the South. Hiss fet.4N
did "A lot OF hard work az the e'"''
( ton"
Mr.. william j. Heinz, CHIEF e.I" ',.r,
Murphys Hotel who has been
relatives IN Ohio has been very 49,
Cincinnati. Mr. Heinz was IA.
home this week. but his pafsi'' ,r,
vleed him 10 defer the fatigue ....
trip until ne grows stronger ne tst
thst he is rapidly recovering iioi"
attack.
..-...t..-. In >c,. YORK.