Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Depot. Va. where she will remain until
October LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb Waddill are spend
ing week at Ocean View.
Mrs. " Pendleton, with her two sons.
have left for the country 10 spend several
weeks. Her daughter, Lillian. also ac-
companies her.
Miss Alice NJ. Richardson, Of north
Twentieth street, left yesterday to visit
friends in Louisa.
Miss Ethel Redwood leaves tomorrow
to visit friends in King and Queen and
Gloucester counties.
Mr.. and 1lrs. r. p. Shilling, of Norfolk.
are visiting relatives In this city, and will
so from here to Washington.
Richmond Lodge, No. /, Royal Tribe OF
Joseph, met last night, and was address,
cd by District-Deputy Dancey.
Mrs Il. Il. Chesterman has returned
from North Carolina, where she spent
several weeks visiting relatives.
Misses Mamie Frick and Laura Lamp,
Of Baltimore, are visiting Miss Mamie
Oyerman, of pol east Main street.
Mrs. Jennie HeIings and Miss May
Hellings, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
John Talley, at No. 404 east Main street.
Robert S. Pearman, of No. 2lO south
Jefferson street, who has been visiting
friends in Washington, has returned
home.
Mrs. j. Walter Parkins. Of No. 912 east
Marshall street, has gone TO her country
home in Loudoun county, to spend few
weeks.
Miss Mary Priddy has returned from a
pleasant visit to Sunshine" the summer
home Of Mr.. II. c. Sims in Powhatan
county.
Miss r. F. Maddsey, of No. 9l5 east
Leigh street. will leave on Monday for
Alton, Va. to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. w. =. Sutton and little son. Whit
ney, have returned home, after pro-
tracted visit to New York, Asbury Park.
and other places
Miss willie c. Koane, of no zat cast
Marshall street, is on an extended visit
10 West Point and in the counties OF
King and Queen and Gloucester.
Mrs Cortez V. Jones. Mrs. Edmund *
Lockwood, and Miss Annie NJ. Beck left
Saturday for Providence, r. l., and Bos-
ton, Mass, for three-weeks' trip.
Mrs. Arthur Davis, OF No. 223 south
Pine street, accompanied by Mrs. :. J..
Stowe, are visiting relatives and friends
in Prince George county and Petersburg.
Miss Hattie Walker of east Marshall
street has returned home, after most
delightful visit of two months to her Sis
ter, Mrs. X. 5. Lumpkn, Of Richmond
county
Misses Maggie and Cecilia O'Conncrs,
Of Bayonne. n. j.. have returned home,
after a pleasant visit Of four weeks 90
their uncle, Mr.. John Finnerty, Of No.
III Venable street
Julia Logan yesterday instituted suit In
the Law and Equity Court. through her
counsel w. II. Beverage. praying 10 be
divorced vnculo matrimonli from her
husband, Lewis Logan.
Miss Maggie f. Curley Of % south Pine
street Will leave here on next THURSDAY
evening for New York. where she Will
sail on the Furnesia on the 18th for an
extended European trip.
Mr. w. II. Kelley and daughter. Mrs.
+. ii. Redford. Of No. SIC north Fourth
-N'NNNt N~ff SUM 10 NEW 1olk on a plttt-
sure trip. They will visit all OF the prin-
cipal watering places before their return. +,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Baptist Sunday-School Association OF
RlchmOnd and Manchester will be held
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock al Broadus-
Memorial church. DR. w. II. Whitsitt
will deliver the address.
suit for divorce was instituted In the
Law ana Equity Court Friday by Miles
c. Allen against his wife Roena Allen, on
statutory grounds The couple were mar
ried at Warrenton, y. c., IN September.
1852. and they have eight children. Two
of them are minors, and the husband i'm
his petition, prays for the custody Of
them.
MIR. Benjamin II. West, who took the
y. J.. degree at Richmond College last
session, is attending the Summer Law
School at the University OF Virginia He
will apply for his State license before he
Supreme Court in its session at Staunton
during September after which he expects
to return to this city and begin the prac-
tee Of law.
Mr.. Edward w. Kelley. a grocer, doing
business at tie corner OF Cary and Madi- :
son streets, yesterday. through his coun-
sci. W. n. Beverage. nlede his petition !
praying to be adjudged a bankrupt. Mr.. /
Kelley is a one-armed Confederate vete |
ran, having lost his arm at Gettysburg, /
end his failure is due 10 the inability 70 /
collect his bills