Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
HANsENIOND.
A Family Reunion-SuGoIIS Personal
Notes.


Notes.
SUFFOLK, Va. July 22.-(special)-
Rev. Jacob n. Daughtrey and wife, OF
! Nansemond county, recently had q family
| reunion, which was largely attended by
the scattered tribe The family census
shows as follows: Born 70 Rev. Jacob
Il. Daughtrey and Nancy, his wife, seven
sons and four daughters. OF these eleven
children two sons died, respectively, IN
1886 and 1884; surviving sons and daugh-
tiers, with their wives and husbands, Il;
living children Of these. with their nus
band and wives, 40, and their grandchil-
| dren. %, an aggregate of Il, which IS con-
! sidered pretty good showing. Upon
this occasion fOrty-siX members Of this
numerous family gathered at tho old
| homestead, where Mr.. and Mrs. Daugh-
trey began life seventy-hve years ago. in
what was then little more than a forest.
A special feature Of the occasion was the
presence OF the1r friend and neighbor.
Or. Thomas fl. Barnes who is known
all over Virginia. being one OF the most
Joyiol and popular men In the Old Do
mlnion
on Thursday night Past Grand Cham
celOr W. L. Mcleod installed the follow
ing officers OF Welcome Lodge. No. 90
knights OF Pytb.as: \. A. Turner. past
chancellor; y. X. Harris, vice-chancellor;
". Is. Lawrence. prelate a. Z. Conner.
MASTER OF the work; Luther w. Caulk.
fnaster-at-arms jeremiah Keene, inner
guard II. r. Galley outer guard. MIR.
Howard Wright tho recently-elected
chancellor commander, has been sick for
several weeks, and was unable to be
present for installation.
Miss Mary Litchfeld. of Abingdon, who
had been visiting the Misses Carpenter
tor several weeks, left here on Wednes-
day for Lynchburg, where she will stop
with friends for a while before return
ing to her home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Briggs and daughter, Miss
Jennie, are sojournlng at Ocean View.
Miss GLADYS AppleWhite one OF the
most attractive girls of Suffok's young
set. and her brother, Archer. have re-
turned from pleasant visit to the fami-
ly Of Mr.. r. b. Hodsden, near Chucka-
, tuck. Nansom0nd county.
Miss Annie Tenie Dennis and her two
: brothers. Masters Tom Dll and Melvin,
! who have been very sick lately left this
/, morning for Crittenden, to visit relatives
| and recuperate.
Miss Edith Wlckham. Of Frederick, Md,
! ! who had been stopping with friends in
: | Suffolk for several months. has returned
to her home, IN the Maryland mountain
city.
> Mrs. II Bascom Woodward and sister,
| Miss Mary Saunders, one Of our most at
tractive ana popular young ladies, left
here this morning for Burlington. n. c.,
I 10 visit their niece, Mrs. Diana u. Page,
4 nee Knby.
Mr.. II. Hinton Hargrove, teller Of the
| Farmers Bank. will leave here to-mOr-
( , row on u two weeks vacation, which
= will be spent with relatives and friends
! in Smlthheld and Isle Of Wight county
i Professor Fletcher e. Campbell OF
Smithyille. Charlotte county. is visiting
his brother. Dr. II. Wood Campbell, OF
Suffolk
o Mr.. James T. Shepherd went 10 Isle OF
I | Wight county yesterday 20 rusticate Tor
a a week or two.
t Miss Fannie LanghOrne, IN attractive.
. petite blonde, OF Portsmouth, IS the guest
| OF Miss Minnie Brothers on Bank street
= Miss Helen Murray has returned home
= from stanton. where She had been visit
e ! ing relatives and friends for some weeks
) Mrs. J. II. Booker and son, Master
= Clarence. OF SUFFOLK, are soj0urning al
Chase city.
e Mrs. J. r. Harris Of Henderson, n. C..
] IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Is. i. Ashburn
e on Saratoga street.
Y Mrs. W. l. Mcleod f. conyalescent
a after being confined 20 the house by sick
] ness for two months.
e Misses Lizzie and Maggie Bates, OF
S Richmond, are guests OF the Misses van
{ derslce, on Clay steel
q Mr.. George l. Barton, general MANAGE
q Of the suffolk and Carolina railway 40
compahied by his wife and children, an'
. Miss Josephine Causey, Of Suffolk, and
n Miss Lizzie Deyer, OF southampton coun
! ty, left here to-day for Yellow sulphur
: Springs.
> Mr. William Starr Rlddiek and family
= left here this week FOR Hampton, WHERE
= they will reside.
Mr.. W. H. Wells, Suffolk representative
q, or the Norfolk Landmark, was very
> sick yesterday, being at one time pro
, nOunced in extrems, but he Is now very
. much improved
? Mr. David Shriyer a former resident
- OF Nansemond county, but now OF Red
Bank. n. j., has been In Suffolk and
vicinity during the past week, visiting TIT
e friends OF Aud Lang syne.
s Misses Josie and Florence Cohen, Of
{, Richmond nave been gusts Of Mr.. y
( I.ehman's family. on CLAY street. during
d the past week.
Il Miss Ethe Murray left here yesterday
FOR stanton. whsre she will spend th'
q remainder of the heated term.
r. Misses Virginia and Mary Jordan
q Louise Britt and Bessie Cr0pper vii
; leave here on Monday or Tuesday fo
!, virginia Beach, where they will be domi
n ciled at ocean villa"
- Mrs. Colonel r. > Boykn has returned
= nome from "a visit 10 relatives In Rich
: mond. accompanied by her sister Mrs
: Il. G.. Laird. Of that city
o Y. VI. c. A. SECRETARIES TO MEET