Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-20
PersnnnIs and Hricfs.

Mrs. T. A. Ewers and children are at
Virginia Beach.
Miss NelIette Hudgins is spending the
summer with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes. Of Norfolk. is
in the city, stopping at the Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Crump and Mrs. j.
TAYLOR Ellyson left yesterday for New
YorL.
Master William Browder has returned
to Danville. after spending week win
his mother
The Board Of Directors of the Home for
Incurables is arranging for bazaar, 10
take place early in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Stevenson of
Baltimore. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. -
W. Trayers. west Franklin street
Mr.. A. Carter. who is under treatment
for consumption at the Retreat Ior the
Sick. is reported 10 be seriously ILL.,
Mr.. Valentine Hechler. Jr, estimates
that the damage sustained by the recent
fire in his smoke-hOuse was about %1J.
Messrs. Samuel l.. Kelley. James p.
Kirk and John w. NOkely left last hlsnt
for a ten-days pleasure trip 10 Atlantic
City.
DIR. r. f.. Burlington and daughter,
Miss MAY. of Memphis. are visiting Mr..
y. r. Jones, III Lamb avenue, Barton
Heights.
Miss Lipscomb daughter Of Rev. Mr..
Lipscomb, of DanVille, is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. c. j. i. Lipscomb,
east Grace street.
The shed at the Eighth-street terminus
Of the James-River Division Line. which
was blown down during the hurricane
last fall is being rebuilt.
Rev. Dr. Hartley Carmichael, who is
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to the city this week and preach at 81.
PauFs church on Sunday.
Misses Susie Brandck. Emma Brandick,
and Bette Mann left yesterday for POW
hatan and Amelia counties where they
will spend the rest of the summer.
The Young Peoples Luther League. of
the First English Lutheran church, VIII
have a trolley party over the city RAN
way and Electric COmpany's lines.
The lawn party which is being held at
% } west Leigh street for the beneit OF
Marys German Catholic church has
proved a decided success so far. 1t VIII
close tonight.
Mr.. ]. II. Browder. of Greensboro, ~.
c.. who has been confined at NO. tOf west
Cary street for the last ten days by. SICK
ness is able TO return 10 his duties III
the Southern railway Office.
Judge S. f. Hunt Of the Superior Court
OF tlnclnldll, W. spent sunni Aiiiit
Yesterday visiting the old battle-nelds,
with which he was familiar in war times.
He left on the 2:30 train west.
Mrs. Warfield and Mrs Thomas and
daughter. who have been visiting Mrs
Brandick. on Church Hill. left yesterday
for their home, in Baltimore. They were
accompanied by Miss Ida Brandich.
Mr John w. Gilman and daughter, Miss
Ethel Gilman. left yesterday for Wash
inc oil fFug tFtG
probably extending their trip to New
York. and will be absent several weeks.
The lawn party at No. 1884 north
Seventeenth street. for the benefit or the
Sacred Heart church. will be continued
Friday and Saturday nights Prizes VIII
be given TO the best lady and gentleman
dancers.
The City Water-Works Department is
putting in water-mcters along east RANK
lin street. and from the Capitol square
west have completed two blocks win
meters i'm the last several days This IS
pronounced rapid work.
Messrs. James L. Botto. John Il. Epps,
John RATIO. and Mr.. Lawrence, who spent
several days camping and hshlng AT
Ocean View, returned home last evening
They report good luck especially during
the last two days Of their soJourn by the
sea.
General c. p. Atmore. Of Louisville,
KY. general passenger agent of the Lou
sville and Nashville railroad, and Mr..
A. letters. editor Of the Norfolk Cornu-
copia. a newspaper devoted 10 the devel-
opment OF Norfolk and its vicinity, were
in the city yesterday.
A little boy. who told the people gather
ed about him that his name was w lllle
Allen. was lost on Main street WedneS-
day. but remembered the street OF his
home. and a kindly officer took him back.
He was only 4 years old, and nearly as
many miles away from home.