Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
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friend in Middesex, Essex. and Glouces
ter.
Mrs. Henry Black and Miss Mimi
Black will leave Tuesday for Saratogi
Springs. and from there go to Atlanta
City.
Mr.. Guy V. Collins of Washington. Il
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylo
Boykn, at No. 14lS, Grove Avenue Ter
race.
Mrs James Rankin and son Thomas
have been visiting friends In Norfolk
Portsmouth. and Newport News the pas
week
Mr. Alfred j. Gary, who has been pain
| fully Ill for several weeks. was much bet
| ter this morning, and expects to resume
| his duties in a few days.
| Miss Alma L. Lpscombe, having re-
| turned from a ten-days' trip to Norfolk
and Virginia Beach, has now gone 10
| join a house-party near West Point.
Miss Alice owen. daughter of the late
| DR. Otway owen. of Lynchburg Va.
| is visiting Mrs Abernethy, No. 1902 West
| Avenue.
Miss Rose Mordecai left Saturday for
the mountains Of Pennsylvania 10 be the
guest of Mrs. f. F. C. Davis, formerly
of this city.
DR.. Thomas r. Price. Mrs. Price. and
Miss Price sailed on the 9th instant on
the Spaarndam for Holland. They will
be abroad for over year.
The child upon which Richard Rye is
charged with attempting assault is not
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Mason sar-
gent o0i west Marshall street
Miss Annie Bell Jenkins returned on
Friday from Gloucester. where she has
been visiting Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin at
her summer home. Glen Roy.
Mr.. r. S. Arthur, who has been very
sick with typhoid-fever. is convalescent
He will spend some time at the seashore,
when strong enough to travel.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hart of Knoxville. Tenn, is
on a visit to his many friends in this
city, and is stopping at the residence of
Mr.. o. J. Whitlock, 100 Taylor street.
Miss Marguerite Prosser left Saturday
for a brief visit to Hanover. After re-
turning she will go with a party of
friends to Philadelphia.
Captain ]. w. Philip. the gallant com
mander OF the Texas, is well known in this
city, where he sat years ago as a member
OF the court-martial that tried Command
er Graham
Miss Mary Finnerty, of Richmond, will
leave the city tomorrow TO visit relatives
and friends in New York and New Jer-
sey. She will be absent from the city
about a month.
Miss Lois Newell, after a pleasant visit
to Miss Baldwin, of Thirty-third street,
leaves to-day for Old Point for a visit TO
her brother.
Mrs. d. =. Clarke and two little daugh- !
tiers. Vivian and Clara, who have been |
having a delightful time with relatives |
and friends near Staunton. returned home |
last Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn Eill. Miss Carrie Davis. |
and Mr. Robert II. Davis. Of the INT
versity Of Virginia, are speniing few
days at Temple Lodge, with Mrs. J.
Temple.
Mrs. Virginius Hall and her mother.
Mrs. Robert II. Fisher. left the city yes
terday to visit relatives i'm Staunton.
Mrs. Hall will spend the month Of Au-
gust at Rawley Springs
Miss Annie Tierney. who for some time
has been visiting friends in Norfolk
Ocean View, and Virginia
Beach. returned 20 the city during the
week, having had a most delightful trip.
Captain and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini leave
IN Monday for New York. They will
be at The Majestic for several days
,efore going to- the White Mountains,
saratoga, and Bar Harbor.
Mrs Mary Louise Harrison will leave
N tho 10th for Ashevile n. c., to spend
several weeks with friends. She viii
DIN General and Mrs. d. A. Weislger |
ster in Harrisonburg, Va, where they
re summering.
Professor John S. Collins. OF 81. Louis.
No.. Is on a visit 10 his mother-in-law,
Mrs Judge Burnham, at Aspen Shade
Ienrico county. lie will leave tomorrow
or New York, to be present at the mar
iage Of his son.