Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Chesterfield, Powhatan, and Goochland
counties.
Lodge Of Strict Observance No. 2O7. A.
F. and A. NJ. will meet at ST. Adams
Hall tomorrow night at s o'clock.
Mr.. a. a. Phillips. OF Raleigh. ". c..
who has been in the city visiting friends
and relatives, returned home Thursday
evening.
Mr. ana Mrs. T.. J.. Stratton and Miss
Myrtle Carter left Tuesday for Hinton,
W. Va. and Cincinnati. o., and will be
gone two weeks
Miss Mayme A. Hughes OF Newport
News has returned home. after spend
Ing several weeks with friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Virgnius Hall f. at Coyner
Springs but will leave there on Tuesday
next for Rawley Springs to spend the
month Of September.
Mr. Frank Frayser, who has been pros
pecting out West. is now in ogden, Utah.
He has had several very hattering offers,
but has not yet located.
Mrs Alice Talbot. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Charles T.. Smith for sew
| efa weeks. will leave tomorrow Tor
Washington ard Baltimore.
Mrs. e. II. Dunford and Miss Belle
Dunford returned 10 the city on Friday
after most pleasant and enjoyable visit
Of four weeks TO Hanover and Louisa.
Henry Cooke. a colored man who had
| been IN the undertaking business in Rich
uond for many years. died yesterday
/ morning at his home on north Adams
/ street
! Mrs. L. u. Dalton and little daughter,
/ Edith, accompanied by her sister. Miss
/ sadie Mallory, left Thursday for Green
wood. Va, to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mrs. e T. Mankin. Of sd west Main
| street. accompanied by her sister Miss
! Celeste ID. Jones. left on last Monday 10
| spend several weeks in the mountains Of
Virginia.
Mrs. c. c. Huntley and her daughter
expect TO leave the city the latter part
OF next week for stanton TO visit
friends and relatives. They will be gone
for several weeks
The police Of the Second District have
NJ the station-house lot Of zinc lining
| taken from two boys several days ago.
| and thought 10 have been taken out OF
somebody's bath-tub.
Mr.. J. Willie Tribbett. tenor singer OF
! ST Paups church. who has been summer
! ing at Hot Springs. Va, -he past ten
/ days. has returned 90 the city, with MS
/ health much improved.
Mrs. Linton O. Miller and Mrs. F. {.
! TAYLOR. who were on an extcnued N'slI
| through the North, were called nome
| very unexpectedly on account OF the
death Of Mr.. f.. Il. Taylor.
The subject Of Dr. Haw,horne's sermon
at GrOve-Avrnue church this morning
will be "The Ldttleness and Meanness OF
Modern Phariseeism." Miss Gay Rag
| land viii sing at this service.
Mrs. II. p. Turner formerly Miss Vir-
ginia Lee Binns) Of Morrilton, Ark, who
| is at the Virginia Hospital is now able
| TO see her friends. Mrs. Turner is the
patient of DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor
Mrs. ]. A. Scott and daughter. Edith,
EXPECT 10 90 10 Amelia on next Thursday,
10 visit friends and relatives in the Vi
cinity Of Otterburn Springs, Tor the
benefit Of the health of the latter.
Mrs. Ernest Lee Boiling and little son.
Winston Boiling. Of 10l1 Floyd avenue,
returned TO the city last night from
Louisa. where they have been visiting at
Judge Sms's and Captain Winston's.
Mr.. Samuel Boush. formerly a Rich
mond boy. who enlisted in the United
States regular army about three years
ago. has been promoted to the position
of electrical sergeant. and assigned TO
duty at Fort McHenry, Md
Mrs. John Hancock. Of No. S3 north
Twenty-third street, left the city Mon
day 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Robartus
Henderson. and other relatives In and
near stanton. her old home. She is be-
ing delightfully."- entertained by her many
friends.