Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
Where Many Of Them Have been or
Are GOinG-SOme of Our Visitors
Local Interest.
Mr.. J. A. Haley is back from trip

Town, W. Va, to visit friends and recruit
his health.
Miss Elva McAexander, of Gordonsville,
is visiting Miss Mozelle Williams, OF 23o5
east Broad street.
Miss Jennie T. Ryan, OF No. hi north
Seventh street, who has been quite i'll, is
slightly improved.
Little Albert Ballen. who was injured
by a fall, Is getting along nicely. He is
not seriously hurt.
Mrs. George Booker Miss Louise Book
err and Miss Mary Shield, Of Old Point,
are at the Jefferson
Miss Florence NJ. Willis has returned
home, after a charming visit TO Hampden-
Sidney aud Farmyille.
Misses Marguerite G. Land and Sarah
\. Keeling, of Norfolk are the guests
of Mrs. +. a. Arnzen.
Sheriff w. T. Vaughan, OF Amo la coun-
ty, was AT the Library building yester-
day on official business.
Miss Carrie Schultz, Misses Maude and
Bessie Davis have returned from Nor
folk, after a pleasant visit.
Mr.. James p. Gafney of New York,
dlttI IittrduL Trip u luiS NiAss ~
turned to Gotham Friday.
Miss Berta Fleming. of Lynchburg. IS
the guest Of her uncle, MI W. l.. Fleming,
No. ~. west Grace street.
Miss Adde Murford of Petersburg, is
here visiting friends and is stopping with
Miss Grigg, Of Church Hill.
Mrs c. E. Sine, formerly OF Richmond,
but now OF Jersey City. is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in this city.
Miss Cary Schultz. Mrs, Grimes, and
Mrs II. l.. Lewis have returned from
Norfolk, after pleasant visit.
DR.. ]. NJ Sitter viii fill the pulpit of
the Second Baptist church again to-day,
preaching both morning and night.
Miss Mayme Conway. of winchester,
is the guest Of Miss Maggie Bahen.
daughter of Alderman James Bahen.
Squire Jones's Pets defeated the
Cuckoos yesterday afternoon IN a Well
played game. The score was u to 1.
Misses Lola Elliott and Lillian Thomas,
OF Lynchburg. are the guests Of Miss
Lottie Godsey, OF No. 1904 west Main
street.
Mr. II. o. Williams. international sec
rotary Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, Will remain in the city over
Sunday
Master Arthur Becker, Of Cincinnati.
o., who has been attending school IN
North Carolina, is in the city, en- route
TO his home.
An all-day picnic and excursion will
be given to Forest-Hil Park Saturday,
July Sd. for the benefit of the Retreat
for the Sick.
The closing exercises Of Mrs. Weather
ford's piano classes will occur on the 18th
instant at Corcoran Hall. They will be
musical feast.
The members Of the Grain and Cotton
Exchange will hold their annual meeting
tomorrow. when officers for the ensuing
year Will be elected.
Mrs Mary \. Foster. who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. W. w. Foster, No.
rs east Clay street has just returned to
her home. in Bellaire, O.
Miss Ellen Pollard Converse, of LOUIS
vile, Ky, and Miss Parker, of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, are guests Of Miss Fleming
No. s07 west Grace street.
The hour for the afternoon service on
Sundays at the Second Presbyterian
church has been changed for the summer
months from 5 to 6 o'clock
Dir. Joseph Mensing found the pair of
gold-rimmed eyeglasses lost on Cary
street near Tenth on Thursday. He
returned them to their owner.
Rev. w. NJ. C. White. of Lewsburg W.
Va, is In the city, and will occupy The
pulpit of Grace Street Presbyterian
church this morning and at night
The regular fourth Sunday meetings
continue at the Soldiers Home. Elder
Staples's subject this afternoon at $3.50
will be ''rhe Signs Of the Last Days"
Mrs. W. ". Davies, of no. 25g east
Franklin street. and her daughter. Mar
guerite. are at Virginia Beach for a pro-
longed visit, in quest OF health and rest.
Mr.. +. Bruce Chesterman, Jr, left
last week 10 spend the season at Rock
bridge Alum Springs. where he will be
occupied In newspaper correspondence.
Miss Matte Collins. of Woodfords. Va.
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city for tho past week. will
leave for Old Point Comfort this morning.
Mr.. r. NJ Hardawsy. book keeper
for Messrs T. w. Wood & Sons. will
leave with his family on Monday for
Cumberland county, where he gees for
recuperatlon.
Miss Maggie Farrell and her sisters
who have been he guests OF their friend
Mrs. =. w. Drew. No. pa south Second
street have returned to their home, IN
Phoebus. Va.
a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Methodist Sunday-School Society
of Richmond will be held at Broad
Street Methodist church this afternoon
at 800 o'clock.
Passengers from Richmond, on the Old
Dominion steamer. Roanoke. sailing from
Norfolk Friday evening were Mr..
LOWS f. Lyon. Miss +. D. Lyon and
Mr. G.. II. Carrck.
Colin. the infant son OF Mr.. John p. and
Mrs. Mary SheTwin Mackenzie, OF Balti-
more. Nd. died near Frederick Hall. Va.
June 10. 1871. Mrs. Mackenzie was a Miss
Rice, of Richmond.
Mr. Thomas Kinker. OF Jersey city Is
the guest OF his collegemate. Mr.. John
Murphy Jr.. son OF Colonel John Muir
ply. They we're cIass-chums al George
town the past season.
The contest for the beautiful don az the
General Greene table. Martha Washlng-
ton Bazaar closed on Thursday evening
last. li;tlc Mss Annie williams being rho
successful contestant
Rev. T. Il. Johnson. wife and dau.h-
ter left last Tuesday morning for the
Peaks OF Otter after pleasant visit to
Mrs JohnsoEs parents Mr. ard Mrs p.
u. Small OF No. 9i5 east Leigh street.
"a the final exercises a, the virginia
thrtc captains one licvteIant. one nrst
sergeant. one line sergeant. three Ger
porals. and one graduate took the jack
| son Hone medals