Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
FAIRMouSr AND nowARD's GROVE
Personal and Other Items Of Inter.
est to Dispatch Readers.

Miss Lucy A. Robinson ana her niece.
Miss Inez A. Robinson. left on TUESDAY
for an extended western trip. They W
visit Miss S. A. Robinson, az Slater.
Mo-; Mrs. Ola Moore, Denver. Col. ana
Mrs. Emma c. Judson, Payson. Utah
They will return TO Virginia about ihs
middle OF August.
Mrs. Jessie II. Binford, accompanied by
her two children-Norment and Hinton
of Hot Springs, Ark, IS visiting her pl.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hecklcr Hi
husband. Mr. Jessie H. Binford, former.
ly OF Henrico county. Va. has recently
been appointed Assistant Common
wealths Attorney OF Hot Springs
Miss Maggie Priddy and Mr.. Walter
Priddy, who spent n week with MS Ml.-
| lie Reynolds No. l2h north Tweuty-tlrt
street, returned 10 their home. at Keys
Vile, on Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas T.. Kcyser one OF the os-
sstant superintendent or the stats
prison, is spending the month of July
with his nephew Mr. Frank Holland,
No. 100 north Twenty-secOnd street.
Mr.. william J. Binford. Jr., OF Arkan-
sas, is visiting his twin brother, Mr.. +.
n. Binford. OF Henrico. and other re'a-
tives in Richmond.
Miss Nellie johnson. corner Twelfth
and Marshall will spend some days This
week with Miss Mabel Mitchell nj me
Mitchell mansion. just north Of the city.
Miss Eleanor Goodwin. 40. III nor'h
Twentv-thlrf street, ia attending the
state School OF Methods at Roanoke.
Mr.. James Binford. recently of DE
Fourth Virginia Regiment is ~ from
Newport New visiting his father ana
friends. He saw service In cuba ana
saws that he has no desire 70 20 20 ta
Philippines.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. MARKS who wofe
recently married, stopped over .as- week
for several days with Mr. and MIS-
George Watt, the parents Of the bnae.
They are returning from their ouisl
trip. and will shortly be lat home 10
their friends.
Mrs w. l.. Francis and Miss Peah
Francis. Of No. SO7 west Marshall street.
spent several days last week with h's'
Elis near Northeast Richmond.
Miss Hattie Wilkinson. OF West hnl'
IS spending the summer with Miss Heifl
Ellis. at Sunny Side" near the has'l'
Home. They will forego the pleasure Ne
the country during the Baptist fo'Is
Peoples Union Association COnventon
sermon at the Howard s-Grove Baptist
church this morning will be 'A DAY
with the Master" In the afternoon "a. :
o'clock three deacons will be ordained
Rev. / r. Tucker preaching the sore
mon. There will be no service m Might
on "the Fourth" two young ladies rom
Fairmount boarded n Lakeside ear 'l
the seats Of which were occupied. mostly
bv men. A gentleman al once gave org
OF them a seat. but the other equally ~
prepossessing as her muslin-gowned cone
panion. was permitted 10 continue stani'
ing A Chinaman. seeing that the AM
cans moved not. and that there were ID
Virgnlans among the seated men. eo'
Iantly gave the young lady his place u
the sixty brave Chinese lads who f0uT''
for "Old Glory I'm Manila Bay are ~
Chesterfeldian rs the one referred 20
above. one may second the suggestion Of
Admiral Dewey that they be made Amer
fcan citizens.
Speaking Of Dewey reminds the wrl'i
that Commodore Schley" met his ih
on Monday last I'm the very nOn-mi q. ~
way Of having wheels revolving on ~
head. He was the grocery dog ~ N"
Samuel REYNOLDS. 4 strange coinct'h'i
Is that ne was killed on Schley's naY
July 20.
rev. Joseph t. Gross % WasnI-''' p.
Ga. who IS 20 preach M Venabie-s'r.
Baptist church next Sunday morning IS
an old school friend Of one of mo f'II-
mount pastors He gave up a 500 'A"
practice I'm order 10 preach tho Goir,
This uastor saws that he trusts thar '.'
Venable-Street saints may persuade WI.
Gross 20 leave "the old red HIS OF @
gla" and settle enid the green he'o' NJ
Virginia"