Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-30


shville Reunion.
the club will continue through June.
This week tomorrow, Monday, from
TO s O'Clock, Miss Mary Coles Caring
ton will be present and will ada 10 the
pleasure of the gathering by rendering
several musical selections.
In the sudden death OF Bishop John
p. Newton this community has suffered
a blow 1t will not soon recover from.
A man Of tenderest sympathy and large
generosity, his loss will be nara 10
sustain-to those nearest and dearest 10
him irreDarable-to all sorroWIul. luis
js indeed a common bereavement.
The members Of the Tuesday German
Club. realizing that parting can DO
"syveet SORROW" most reluctantly BID
adleu TO the season, and are lengthen-
ing out the hour OF parting as long as
poseible. IT is said that there VIII Dc
three germans in the near future. but
the only one announced as n certainty
is the one to be given at Lakeside PARK
June 18th. 'Twere almost Impossible 10
imagine anything loveller than such
scene at such place.
Mrs. A. y. Camm and the Misses Camm
will summer at the "Intermont." Basic
CITY. leaving early in June for that place.
IL is not generally known that Miss An
ME Lee Camm is the possessor OF one
OF the fullest, richest, and most sympa-
thetic mezzo voices in the city. Such
Is the case, however, and II Is hoped
that upon her return to Richmond her
generosity, despite her extreme modesty'
may induce her 10 lend her charming
voice to the qualification Of her friends.
Miss Elizabeth Archer Jones. Of Smith
Vile. who has made many warm friends
during her visit TO Miss Jennie Jones,
south Foushee street has returned home.
Mrs. w. ]. Blunt and her cousin, Miss
Dorothy Cahill, Of Newport, KY, left
Saturday for weeks visit to Old Point
and Virginia Beach.
Miss Margaret Bruce Winn left We'd
nesday for Baltimore TO spend the sum-
mer with relatives and friends in that
city and vicinity.
Miss Marguerite Krozer Carney a
"97" graduate Of the Woman's College,
Is the guest of Miss Ella Crutchfield, No.
ln9 Hanover avenue.
Miss Jessie Hetherton Jones leaves this
week to attend the finals at Washing
ton and Lee and the Virginia Military
Institute.
+ Mrs. William Edwin Harrison, OF
Petersburg and Miss Guile Harrison. OF
Brandon. are visiting Mrs. Warner Moore
No SlS west Franklin street.
Mrs. NJ. d. Hoge, Jr., left with her sis
ter, Miss Aylett, for King William, last
week.
Miss Matte Purcell returns from Lex
ington juno LIST.
Miss Ann Grant will leave for Frede-
rick, Nd. on June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleming. of At
Ianta, left for their home last Wednes-
| day.
Miss Daisy Yarbrough has returned &c
her home. at Stanton.
Miss Tupfert, of Winston. n. c., is thu
Harrison street.
| Mrs. Charles Lee, OF Washington, IS
visiting Mrs. John Il. Goddin, No. el'
west Grace street.
Miss Nellie Dickinson returned to Rich
mond last Thursday. She has recently
been the guest of Mr.. c. p. Huntington
New York.
After a delightful visit to Richmond
as the guest OF the Misses Moore, No
$40 west Franklin street. Miss Bedford
OF Philadelphia, has returned TO hei
home.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor expects to visit
Philadelphia this week.
Miss Madeline English leaves June 18Th
| for a visit to Washington and to F'rede'
rick, Nd.
Mr.. w. s. Forbes and family have left
| for their summer home, at Bon Air, Va.
Mrs. w. II. Perkins has returned from
a visit to Mr.. c. d. Langhorne's. in Abe
marie.
| Mr. Gus. Drewry left Friday for triI
| to New York.
Miss Dimmock, who has been the guess
of Mrs. Henry Williams, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Guigon will spend
the summer at Ettrelwold, their summer
| home, near Richmond.
Mrs. Drew, Of Lexington, Va, is thu
guest of Mrs. Ann T.. Munford, No. 10
east Cary street.