Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

Miss Bessie Barber ana Mrs. w. O..
| Shelburne left yesterday for Nrsinl"
! Beach.
Miss Deal Goodwin. Of Birds Nest
northampton county is visiting Miss
/ Carrie Parsley, of this city.
Miss May n. Wnkerson Of Farmvillo.
who has been visiting relatives here. re-
| turned home yesterday morning
A cablegram has been received an
| nouncing the safe arrival of Dr. ID. A..
Kuyk and sister at Bremen, Germany.
Miss Cassie Webb and Miss Calle
! Smith of Disputanta, are visiting Miss
! Cary Adams. No. 20 north twentieth
/ street.
! Miss Marguerite w. Prosser Will leave
| this afternoon for Charlottesville. where
she will be the guest Of Mrs. }. Payne
/ Carroll.
News has been received from Dublin,
Ireland of the safe arrival of Dr. Il.
NJ. Hardy. who is on his way TO Croy-
den. Eng.
Adiutant-GeneraI Charles j. Anderson,
who has been confined 10 his room for
n week. as the result Of recent acci-
dent, is out again.
Mrs. II. X. Franklin and family have
left for Bon Air. where they will spend
a month with Mr. Steger, and then 20
TO the White mountains.
Miss Ann Hero is visiting her uncle.
Or. II. Cabell Tabb. at No 100 west
Grace street. after having attended her
brothers marriage at Fort Monroe
Nressrs. G. l.. Dickinson. l.. w. Ford,
Y 4. Berry. c. L. Richardson, and Rev.
". r. Jolly. pastor will represent Ran
dolph- street Baptist church at the Dover
Association.
A called meeting Of the Independent
'Cvcle Club will be held at the club
house Thursday night at 500 o'clock
when the final details for Saturdays
meet will be perfected.
Miss Mary Amber Winston has gone
to Rawley Springs to spend the summer
Mr. S. r. owens. Commissioner OF the
Revenue OF Manchester. was a VISITOR at
the Auditors Office yesterday.
Mr. Williams. who groke his arm by
falling from his wheel. IS slowly re-
covering from his injuries. He is visit
ing his friends at Bula, ana is accom-
panied by his friend NJ. Hall
Mrs. Carrie Walter Briggs, wife OF
NIr. John a. Briggs, is on visit OF
some weeks to the city. and is stop
ping at the residence of Mr.. Abner klch-
ardson. No. PIG east Main street
Misses Ollie and Sarah Anderson. of
No. 2cO south Pine street are visiting
their aunt. in Crewe. where they Will
snend two or three weeks. From there
thev will visit friends in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. 5. T. Atkinson, manager of the
Lexington Hotel and Mr.. w j. Gard
ner. one Of the proprietors Of the Wash
ington. left on the Old Dominion steamer
Yesterday afternoon for a two weeks
trip to New York.
The condition Of First-Leutenant
George b. Pegram. of Company - or
the Blues Battalion, who mas peen III
for about two weeks, was much I'M
proved yesterday morning. His physi-
CHM homes that ne Will be able 10 be |
out soon.
Emmanuel Baptist church has elected /
the following delegates 10 the Dover |
Association. which meets to-day al wal |
nut-Grove church. in Hanover: Dr. |
James Nelson. pastor; Rev. MT g T. !
Ryland. who is hnlng the pulpit of this |
church for the summer, and Messrs. j.
D. Sales and l.. w. Dorsett.
Tho committee appointed TO name the |
delegates who Will represent Major j.
IIoge Tyler at the Democratic State con-
yention 10 be held at Roanoke on August
nth will meet next Monday evening,
July 18th. 10 complete the list 1t is un-
lerstood that Mr.. w. NJ. Coulling, who
managed the canvass for Major Tyler,
N this city before the primary, Will
be- the chairman OF the Tyler Richmond
delegation.