Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

some are slightly imperfect, are to be
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who has been visiting relatives in New
port News, has returned home.
Misses Lula and Lottie Pickett. &C
conpanied by their friend. Miss Dottie
Adams. have returned, after a delightful
visit to friends in Petersburg.
Miss Marsh, of Pennsylvania, whose en-
gagenent was announced last week to
Mr.. Henry Baskerville was one of the
actresses of few years ago at that swell
performance at the jefferson Hotel. of
proverbs in Porcelain" Miss Marsh
was at that time the guest of Mrs. Addi-
son.
Mrs. William R. Robins left yesterday
to spend September at the Mansanetta
Springs.
Mr.. Charles Pollard Cooke, of New Or
leans. who has been spending some time
here, has left the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christian have
left on a Northern tour which will in
clude Atlantic City, New York, and the
Hudson river
Mrs. L. T. Standard. on south Fourth
street, has returned from q driving tour
through the mountains of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Christian Cor
don are occupying Mrs. John Farland's
fiat on Grace street until her return
from The Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Y. Daniel. who
have been residing on Sixth street. have
removed to Floyd avenue.
Miss Lucy Patton. of Fredericksburg
arrived in the city yesterday and entered
the Old Dominion Training School, where
she will take a three-years' course.
Miss Gertrude Galbraith is visiting Miss
NJ. Wright, in Petersburg.
Mrs. Henry Nolte is visiting friends in
Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Wittkamp left yester-
day for an extended trip North.
Misses Charlotte and Katherine Yonge
entertained about fifty friends at the
Sweet Chaiybeate Springs.
Colonel W. W. Finney will spend a
portion of the week at Buckroe. where
he will be the guest of Mr.. Arthur Lee
at the Booker cottage.
Mr.. Preston Hundley, who has been
spending the summer in Hampton, will
arrive in the city shortly where he con-
ttnues his collegiate course in one of
the medical colleges here.
Miss Louise French. of Newport News.
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor is in Warrenton,
where she went to attend the horse show.
DR.. William Winn Barns will leave
shortly for a visit to Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Martha A. Lynch is visiting
friends in Newport News.
MI Maurice Wingc will leave next
week for ST. Mary's Academy, Belmont,
n c., where he will attend school during
the coming session.
Mrs. NJ. c. Swindell. who has been at
the Inn. Ashland. for month leaves
Thursday for North Carolina.
Mrs. L. P Hill and Miss Evelyn Hill
who have been visiting Mrs L. e. Ever
EFT for several weeks. left Monday for
their home in Suffolk
Master George r. Fairlamb left Mon
day to visit his aunt, Mrs. L. P. Hill. and
attend the Elks Carnival in Suffolk. Va.
Mr.. Lilburn T. Myers returned yester-
day from the Hot Springs. where he spent
several days with Mr.. William r. Triee
Mr.. Myers says that Mr.. THgg is looking
remarkably we'll, and expects to return to
the city about September 10Th
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell, of this civ
reached New York yesterday morning on
the steamer "Marsova" of the Atlantic
Transport Line. She is returning after an
extended European tour,
rehearsal of The Hoosier'' was held
at Daniels School Of Acting last niebt
at $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Daniels's pupils are
making rapid progress with this comedy.
which is to be presented in about three
weeks, for the benefit of the friends of
the pupils.
DR.. Floyd ]. Gregory, of Keysville. is
In the city and is stopping at Murphy's.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. accompa-
MED by his family. has gone to the Rock
bridge Alum Springs. to spend some
time.
Mr.. John s. Calvert spent few DAYS
IN Staunton last week
Mrs. L. II. Meeke and Miss Ellen
Blair visited their old home in Hanover
last week.
Miss Virginia Sale has returned after a
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