Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18
Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
the city. after months sojourn at Buff

the city. after a months sojourn at Buf
falo Lithia Springs. Nelson county.
Miss Mabel c. Marcy. daughter of DR.
| A. L. Marcy, Of IS east Main street, lef
| last week for several weeks visit to rela
| tives in and around New York city.
! Mayor Taylor's son, who has been with
| his command at Jacksonville, has been
| granted a furlough. on account of sick
| ness, and is expected home to-day.
There will be a called meeting of
/ Pickett Camp Auxiliary Monday at 4
| p. NJ, at their han. corner Fifth and
Broad. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Dallie Aldridge, the daughter OF
|, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Aldridge, of Prince
| George county, is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
| A. T. Ford. at No. sl2 north Twenty
seventh street.
The Gesangverein Virginia is rehearsing
new male chorus, entitled "Schu-
sacht Mach der Hemat," for German
Day. Mr.. G.. Hoffman is the author and
Mr.. c. F. Mutter the composer.
Miss Garlic Comstock, of 22O5 east Broad
street, has returned from a visit to New
York city, where she prosecuted her art
studies under tutelage of the vice-presi-
dent of the Ceramic Club of America.
Rev. w. W. Moore, d. D., and Rev CT.
y. Stricken, d. D., and their families
have moved into their new homes at the
Union Theological Seminary in this city.
All the members of the faculty are now
On the ground.
Rev. u. Il. Sweeney reached the city
on yesterday. Mr.. Sweeney is looking
specially well. and was much benefited
4. ~ l.
his accustomed earnestness and vgor for
the fall campaign.
The many friends OF Miss Lannie War
riner, who has been quite i'll with ma
larial-fever, at her home, Glendale. Hen
rico county, will learn with pleasure
that she is very much better, and will
be out in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Catlin will return
TO the city about the 1st OF October. Mr..
Catlin has had charge of the grounds OF
White Sulphur Springs as florist during
the past season. Mrs. Catlin. who has
been quite i'll, is greatly improved.
Misses Kate and Annie Louise Rein
hardt have returned home from visit
to friends in Charlotte n. c. The latter
young lady delighted the music lovers of
Charlotte by her charming rendition of
OF NlOlln SOlOS. Inc local press
was warm in its praise of her artistic
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stayton Thompson
have returned to their home on east
Grace street, after spending two months
in the Allegheny mountains. Mr.. Thomp-
son held an eight-weeks' summer school
of music at Altoona, Pa, for the New
York Vocal Institute, and reports most
successful school. He will resume his
duties as director OF Grace-Street Pres
byterian choir to-day.
Mrs. T.. S. Perryman, OF Mobile, with
her daughter Miss Perryman, and her
sister. Mrs. Hudson; Miss Elizabeth JEFF
ferson, of Louisville. KY; Mrs. j. r.
Kenly, of Wilmington. n. c., with her
daughters, the Misses Kenly; Rev. w. Il.
Hall, of Scotland; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reeks and daughter; Miss Nellie Gray, of
Cumberland; Mr.. Frederic Bond, of De-
troit; Rev. H. II. Sweeney, and Mr.. j. NJ.
Pendleton and Mrs. IL. S. Pendleton, OF
Iron Gate, Va. are at the Mount Ver-
non.