Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11


cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Clarke, Of
/ New Kent county.
Mrs. Walter Reams arrived here yes
| terday on account of the illness OF her
niece, Mrs. Mooney.
Major shanks and family will spend the
| next month or more in the city, at I'D
east Franklin street.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. "A, knights OF
Pythias will hold a regular meeting Mon-
day evening at o'clock.
Miss Grace Fleming will return nome
on the 18th, after visit OF six weeks III
the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. l.. L. Durwrey and Miss Eva r.
Mann returned home yesterday, after
pleasant trip of six weeks.
Mrs. John Luce, of Goochland Court
house. is visiting friends and relatives in
New York and Pennsylvania.
Rev. II. A. Goodwin has returned TO the
| city. and will preach at 81. Johns church
| to-day at II A. NJ. and =. NJ.
Mrs. c. c. Huntley and her daughter
| have returned home from the mountains,
after a pleasant trip Of three weeks
Mrs. d. c. Kennedy and family, who
| have been spending the summer In Not
! toway county, have returned 10 the CITY.
Sixteen young men appeared before the
Supreme Court, at stanton, on Friday,
| TO be examined for license to practice law.
Mrs. NJ. a. Williams, Of 3l5 south
| Cherry street, has returned from a very
pleasant summer spent at Greenwood,
Va.
Misses Maynie and Julia ThaXton,
charming daughters of Mr.. George ID.
Thaxton, are summerng at Durham,
| n. c.
There will be no preaching at the
| Seventh Street Christian church to-day.
| Communion services will be held at II
A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Seldom Taylor and their
daughter, Miss Belle Taylor, are expected
to return home from Atlantic City, on
Monday.
| Mrs. Mary e. Knots, wife of Mr..
+ II Knots, is critically Ill with typhoid
| fever. at her husbands residence, No. 1893
west Main.
Miss Betty G. Dickinson has returned
| to the city after several weeks absence
) AT Hampden-Sidney and is at rs cast
Franklin street.
| Miss Louise Helen Edelblut returned
! TO the city last week after a delightful
trip to Atlantic City, and is much i'm
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Parker and Mrs.
| Edward S. Isumpkin returned home Tues
day night after a delightful trip TO Wash
| ington and Baltimore.
Miss I.ucie y. Clarke has returned home,
| after spending the summer most delight
| fully In Norfolk and Portsmouth and ut
| Dinwiddie Courthouse.
Mrs. John Davenport and children, OF
| Barton Heights accompanied by Mrs.
| Kate Krouse, of Richmond, left yester-
day for Washington, d. c.
Mrs. John Drew, of west Cary street.
and her two daughters, Misses Annie
and Blanche, have returned from plea
SAINT visit 10 Greenwood, Va.
Mr.. James c. Tory, superintendent Of
the sun Life-Assurance Company of Can
ada. is visiting the company's State man.
ager. Mr.. w. a. Higinbotham.
Leonard. the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Harry Guy, is improving slowly. He
| has been quite sick for the past two
weeks from the effects of fall.
Private Allen Y. Stokes, Of Company
NJ. Fourth Regiment Virginia volunteers,
is at home on a thirty days furlough
from his camp, at Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. G. T. Wilkinson, Of Trenton Mills,
| Cumberland county, arrived in the city
| Yesterday on a visit 10 her son. Mr.. Il.
| n. Wilkinson, Of north Eighth street.
Misses Eva and Lothe Robertson have
! returned to the city, after delightful
| visit of seven weeks TO relatives and
friends in Amelia, Crewe. and Dinwiddie.
Private Kemper Bond of Company NJ,
| Fourth Regiment, has been honorably
discharged, by order Of the War Depart
! mAnt MIR. Bond is a resident of Peters
burg.
Major Howard has returned from Bal
timore where he has been to see his son,
Mr. + Il. Howard, who has been quite
I'M He is improved and getting along
nicely.
Mr. Joseph f. Soaring, a gentleman Of
prominence, from Long Island, N. y,
is ON his first visit to this city, guest
~ Mr. William l.. White, 7lS east Frank
lin street.
7. was Mrs. Thomas II. Gum, not Mrs.
| Edear III. Gum, who so narrowly escaped
| drowning at Forest Lodge Friday. she Is
ALI right now, and none the worse ior her
experience.
laurence Gibbons Russell, son OF Mr..
| ond Mrs. John &. Russell. has almost en-
tirely recovered from severe case Of
blood-poison. under the treatment OF prs.
| Garcin and Oppenhimer.
Miss Wyilie Dudley, Of Church Hill.
80, rsturned home, after spending the
summer visiting relatives at Newport
fNews. Norfolk, Buckroe Beach, Ocean
view. and ord Point, va.
mr. IT. Cary Johnston, DR.. Thomas
rnei,sh and DR.. c. c. Hersman. and
samIlies have arrived In the city. dnd
moved into their new homes, at the Union
theological Seminary. and the other pro-
lfsssors--pr. ~. ~. Moore and Dr. G. q.