Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Personal. and Briefs.

Mr.. A. w. Franklin will leave to-day
for Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Henry Plageman leave
to-day for ocean View
Or. Lewis Wheat has returned from the
mountains greatly improved.
Mr.. John W. Burke, of King william
county, expects TO leave this Guy for
Louisiana tomorrow
Miss Rosa b. Angle left yesterday for
Red sulphur Springs, West Virginia 10
spend the summer.
Mr.. p. j. Chalkley, who has been at
the Virginia Hospital for three weeks, IS
improving very slowly
Mrs c. Duke and little granddaughter,
Louise Anthony. are visiting relatives III
Baltimore and Washington.
Alr. William Boiling, Of Waynesboro',
Va. is visiting his son, Mr. Ernest Lee
Boiling. of 1917 Floyd avenue.
Mrs. Z. c. Martin is going 20 Albany,
Sing Sing. and Staten Island. accom-
panied by her FRIEND, Miss Julia Solar.
Mrs. James Il. Lacy and daughter are
summerng IN the Virginia mountains.
They will return about september 10TH
Mr.. Join Duke of GIG north Fourth
street left for New York during the past
week. where ne will reside in the future.
Mr.. James Grammar and daughter from
pittsburg. Pa, IS stopping with their
cousin Mrs. 5. T.. Fleming, 81 east Mar
shall street.
Mr. Joseph H. Heeke has just returned
TO the city from Powhatan Courthouse,
where he went TO attend the funeral OF
Mr. Flanagan.
Rev. Or. W. G. starr pastor Of Broad
Street Methodist church, wiil leave Mon
day for Ottcrburn Springs, where he will
spend the summer.
Miss Daisy Dozier, of Norfolk, and Miss
Alice Gibson. of Norfolk county are The
guests of Misses Pearl and LIVE Smith,
$50 north Eighth street.
Dr. W. W. Parkers condition was i'm
proved yesterday. His family and ply
sicians 8re slightly encouraged to hope
for his ultimate recovery.
Mr.. George +. Poarman, superintendent
OF the Electric Light Company az Fred
ericksburg. spent the Fourth with his
wife at his mothers, 30 south jefferson
street.
Mrs. NJ. j. Stormen of Farmouut who
has been sick FOR some time, is much
Better, and win return to her home in
Cumberland as soon as she is able TO
make the trip.
The operation performed by DR.. W. II.
Parker on Squire stephen l.. Wood. of
jefferson Ward. proved very successful.
lie Is resting easily ana expects 20 be out
IN a short time.
Miss Lily Grace Philips has returned
home from Abingdon, Va. where she has
been attending school at The Stonewau
jackson Institute. She took the highest
honors al that institution
The Cooperative Workers OF the sum
mer Rest will have an important called
meeting at the Womans Christian Asso-
citation parlors at $50 o'clock Monday
night. Business of Importance Will come
up.
Mrs. j. ". Tauey, Of iOi east Main
street left q few days ago 10 spsud her
summer at the White sulphur and "a
number OF Virginia springs She will also
visit Huntington, Kentucky, Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
Rev. X. G.. James, who has been at the
Retreat for the Sick for several months
undergoing surgical treatment by Drs.
Bosher and Mann has returned 10 ms
home. on the West Goochland Circuit
cured OF q fearful malady.
Mrs. h. lfuschkorn and family are sum
mering az Cottage Grove. HeiUico county
Mrs. j. j. Gam left on Tuesday night
Tor Lynchburg, for a two weeks visit
with her son and daughter. Mr.. Fred. -
Gam and Mrs. D. II. Parrish, accom-
panied by her granddaughter
Rev Dr. J. y. Taylor was I'm the city
yesterday, on his way 20 Manassas, where
he is expected 10 preach to-day and rep
resent the interests Of the Baptist or
phanage % Virginia Dr. Taylors family
are spending a few weeks in Culpcper
II Is probable that ne VIII be in Rich
mond TO attend the Young Peoples Con
Venton this week
Miss Patue Estelle NcGehee the eX
pressionist. gave "a successful reading d
tho hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Crowe. on Friday nigh
last which was largely attended, au'
from which was realized liberal sun
Tor the building fund OF the Presbyterian
church of that thriving and progressive
young city Of the S0uthside
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