Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-10
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-sUNDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1899

SAINT visit TO friends and relatives In
Richmond county.
Mrs. c. l.. Foiv. III west Marshall street.
VIII leave for New York Tuesday morn
ing.
Efforts are being made to induce the
American Bankers Association to meet
In Richmond next year
Mr.. G. A. Voolfolk, who has been alb
sent from the city for ten years. Is
visiting his sister. at, No. 10 east Frank
lin street.
Rev. X. Finley Gayle, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist church, has returned
home, and will occupy his pulpit at both
| services to-day.
Mr.. Dan. ONeil who has been so Ill at
his brothers, is thought to be improving.
| and his sisters-Mrs. Sirles. of Clifton
Forge, and Mrs. O'Neil, of Petersburg
have returned to their homes.
Mr. V. r. Douglas and wife left last
night to attend the Road Masters Asso-
citation Of American. at Detroit. and will
visit Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New YorK,
Baltimore, and Washington.
Little Carrie Hall. of Buchanan street
fell from porch Thursday afternoon and
doctor now thinks that her injuries will
| not prove as serious as at first thought.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byrns left yes
| terday via Washington for Philadelphia,
| to attend the Car and Coach Painters
| Convention OF the United States and
| Canada, which convened in that city yes
| terday.
Mr.. Rufus c. Williams. of the Williams
| Printing Company, has left for New
Haven. Conn. to attend the convention
| OF the United Typothetae of America. He
goes as a delegate from the Richmond
Typhothetae.
Rev. c. NJ. Chumbley. pastor Of West
| minister Presbyterian church, has re-
turned TO the city after an absence Of a
week i'm Caroline county, where he has
been conducting a series Of meetings at
Ruther Glen.
Mr.. William Grubbs and wife. of Nor
folk, paid a visit last week TO his father,
Mr.. A. u. Grubbs. of this city, who IS
| crippled Confederate veteran, now I'm the
employ Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company
The many friends Of Miss Fatie NJ
| Sweeney. OF PIP south Fifth street, who
| has been suffering from severe sprained
| ankle. will be glad to know she is rapidly
| improving under the treatment OF DR..
! George Ben. Johnston.
George Elmer Sutton. wealthy farm
or and stock-raiser who is making a tour
of all the eastern cities. is at PRESENT
spending few days with his wife at the
| residence Of his sister. Mrs. Junius VIII
| kins, opposite Masonic Home.
Mr.. J. f. Driscoll. tonnage accountant
| I'm the office Of General Superintendent
Doyle, is filing the position OF chief
! clerk during the absence OF Mr. b. I.
| Jellison. who is spending a few weeks
| at his old home. i'm Altoona. Pa.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Speers. of South Carolina,
| who has been visiting his friend. Mr.. ID.
! f. Craddock, has returned home, accom-
| panied by his daughter. Miss Eva c.
| Craddock. who will spend several months
visiting relatives and friends.
a very enjoyable dance was given
| Thursday night at National Park, on the
! Government road. Refreshments were
| served. and dancing kept up until a ate
| hour. after which all returned home, de-
| claring that they had a most enjoyable
| time.
The Washington Post says: Miss May
| Handy. OF Richmond, Va, who spends
| the winters in Washington, and Is one
| of the acknowledged bellies will be the
| guest Of Mrs. John X. Mclean during the
gubernatorial campaign Of Mr.. McLean
| in Ohio.