Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-21
ON SUMNER OUTINGS.
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE ENJOY
ING SEASONS OF REST.
WHERE THEY ARE SOJOURklKG.
Some at the seashore, Others "t
Mountain Resorts, md sfiii
Others With Friends In the
Country


Mr.. william Marston and vile leave
This week for the mountains.
Mrs. Thomas H. Gum is summering at
thS white Sulphur Springs.
Miss Jennie Ryan left yesterday at noon
for al, extended northern trip.
MI Maxey Deitrlck left yesterday to
Visit friends on Long Island Sound.
Mr.. Mike Irwin. who has been visiting
Mr.. J. II. Hulcher, has returned home.
Miss Mary l.. Harris has returned 10 the
rity from Buckroe Beach and Ola POINT
Mr.. John Stevenson left last week
with a party Of friends for Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell is visiting friends
at old Point, ocean View, and Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. J. H. Hulcher and daughter have
left for Portsmouth. TO spend few
weeks.
Mrs. James Jackson is visiting friends
Mt Virginia Beach for the month OF
August.
been pursuing with so much diligence and
success In the metropolis, under Professor
Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. william Pemberton
have gone to Orkney Springs for a short
sotourn.
Miss Myrtle Folkes has returned home,
nfter a delightful visit TO friends In
Roanoke.
Miss Ruby Burton, who is visiting rela-
lives in West Point. will return home
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Chesterman left
yesterday for Alton. where they will
spend two weeks.
Mrs. c. L. Arnall and Mrs. J. f. Stowe,
Dr.. have returned from Charlottesville
and Staunton, Va.
Mrs. T. L. Taylor and daughter, Hattie
May, and son, Charles T., have returned
from Washington.
Miss Edith Brauer is spending her school
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Mitchell,
In Henrico county.
Misses Ammo and Elizabeth Brock and
Miss Margaret Haw left last week for
Baltimore and Washington.
Rev. Joseph Rennie. Of Kentucky, will
preach tonight at Hoge-Memorial
church The public is invited.
Rev. Mr.. HolcOmbe. the boy preacher
passed through Richmond yesterday
morning on his way to Ashland.
Mrs. Virginia Hall. who has been visit
Eng relatives in stanton and Harrison
burg. Va. is now at Rawley Springs.
Mr.. Edward Howell. veteran of the
late war. is lying at his home. on Jay
street, very sick with malarial fever.
Rev. il. ]. McKeefry, the new pastor
Of ST. Patricks church. has arrived, and
will celebrate mass tomorrow morning.
Miss BERTHE Warmer returned to the
city last week after spending some time
Visiting friends in Newport News, Va.
Miss Emma Smith, the sweet singer,
has returned TO her home i'm Baltimore,
much TO the regret Of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schatzel. of Evans
Vile, Ind, are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Page. III west Main.
Afiss Myrtle i. Phenix, Of No. All west
Marshall street left yesterday to spend
the remainder of the summer at Paine
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Dalrymple have
returned home, after a two weeks visit
10 Atlantic City, Delaware, and Balu
more.
Miss Hattie Darden, OF Hamilton, N.
C., Is visiting her cousins, Misses Florida
and Annie Cooper. OF Castella, Henrlco
county.
Private Louis Wood, Of Company NJ,
Fourth Virginia Regiment. who has been
sick at Camp Cuba Libre. is now much
improved.
Sergeant p. s. Hooper. Of Company c,
Third Virginia Regiment, passed through
the city last night en- route TO his home in
Farmville,
Mrs. Christina Frick left yesterday for
the Hot Springs. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Metzger, of J0i north
Twenty-ninth street.
DR.. Isaiah II. White, who has been con-
nned 10 his room for several weeks by
severe indisposition, is able to be out
again, and is attending to his practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hafner, OF Hunting
ten, w. Va. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. John NJ. Donahoe, at No. SIS east
Diay street.
Miss Carrie Southall, who has been
spending a delightful time visiting friends
IN Newport News, Va, returned TO the
city Thursday.
Airs. ]. Schmidt and her little daughter,
BERTHE. are spending the month OF August
with her sister. Mrs. j. J. Neville. Of
Clifton Forge. Va
Mrs. c. Il. West and her little daughter
Virginia, after a visit of several weeks
20 the family of Mrs S. Brock West on
west Grace street, have returned TO their
home in Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Bernard Irving. 81 this city, will
leave Monday for his home. in Cumber-
land county, TO visit relatives and friends.
lie viii be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Philip Dorsam and her little son,
Horace Lynwood. have returned to the
city, after spending seven weeks In En-
poria. Southampton, Virginia Beach. and
Norfolk.
Mr.. John d. Tyler and wife will leave
over the Chesapeake aud Ohio for Indi-
annapolis TO attend the Pythians' en-
campment also, 20 visit friends in Clarks-
Sille, Tenn.
Mrs. Gustav Baurmann, OF Chicago, who
has been spending the summer at the Old
Sweet .Springs,- VIVA, rs the guest ~
her sister Mrs. Mary X. Quarles, No. 1914
Grove avenue.
Messrs. Thomas W. Gardner. William
Erump Tucker, and w. Howard Wood,
left yesterday for Frederick's Hall, where
they will spend a week at the home OF
DIR. j. Is. Gardner.
Mrs O. S. Goode and daughter, Miss
Margie, OF south Fourth street, who have
heeu WAITING frfapda on1 relatfyar nj