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

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have returned to- the city afterN q. de-5
lighttul summer at the springs olssyi1s-
ginia. sIssss
Captain w. 6. Harvey has returnedS
from pleasant so1ourna It atlantic cay.
Mrs. philips, Of New York. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Harvey Taylor, ieIL
for her home last we eek. So
Miss Florence Gretter will leave IN "a
few days to resume her studies at New
York.
Miss Dora sPugh has returned to the city
after a plea SAINT visit to General McComb.s
family. in Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan spent last week at
eagle Point his country home in Glo ";
cester county.
Mrs. w. G. stanard has returned from m
"a visit to Mrs. James Lyons, in sucking s
ham county.
Miss Mamie Harvey has returned to
the city from Alton v a., where she was
the recipient of much attention.
Mrs. Allison Hodges. who has been
testing the curative powers of the Buffalo
Lithia Springs, returned to Richmond
last week as her friends will be pleased
to note.
Mrs Cynthia Tucker Coleman, of Will
Harrisburg, Va, passed through Richmond
last Thursday on her way to Washington
D. c., where she will meet her son. Mr.
Charles Washington Coleman, who has
been travelling this summer In England
and Scotland.
Mr.. Garrett, 6. Gooch, Jr., who has been
much benefited by treatment from Dr.
John Davidson during the past week.
left for his home in Roanoke yesterday
evening.
Miss Ada and Miss Nellie Gray will re-
turin from a visit to Their father, MT.
Andrew Gray. of Mortified, Cumberland
county, about the middle of September
With their brothers. fMessrs. William and
Clarence Gray, they will occupy an apart
ment at No. 80 east Franklin street, for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbot and Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill Young have moved
into their respective new homes on west
Franklin street
DR.. Hunter Marrow, Of Union Level,
Mecklenburg county, who came to the
city last Friday to consult DR.. Allison
Hodges, will return home to-day. DR..
Marrow's sister, Mrs. George B. Finceh
of Boydton, Va. who accompanied him
to Richmond, will remain several days
longer.
Mrs Mann S. Quarles and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Helen and Lucy Quarles
after charming season at the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs. are once more es-
taolished In their West-End home
Miss Katherine and Charlotte Yonge
and their mother, Mrs Yonge, will re-
turn from the Sweet Chalybeate Springs
September 18th.
DR.. and Mrs: George E. Font will occu-
by floor at No. 207 east Franklin street
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly. r. selden are
visiting relatives in Goochland and Pow
hatan counties.
Mrs Dallam Barksdale, who has been
touring through Europe, will sail this
week for this country. Before returning
to Richmond she will visit Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
last week In Farmville.
Mr. NJ. E. Gary is spending some time
at Crozet.
Misses. Julia Yancey and Nellie
Wynne are the guests Of the Misses
Leake at Hillsboro.
Mr.. c. I. Crittenden left Friday after
noon for New York city.
Miss Lila Wingfield is spending some
time with friends at Blair, Md.
Mr.. Darcy Didier has returned to his
home In Baltimore after pleasant visit
to friends in Virginia.
Miss Annie E. Dudley, of Baltimore.
| who has been spending the summer a
| the Buffalo Lithia Springs, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. N. B. Quimby is visiting Mrs. T.
| Howard Hanway, In Maryland
| Miss Lottie Reid Brown, of Norfolk. is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs William Mar
shall.
Mr.. John Richie, of Norfolk, arrived
|
| his future home here.
An announcement of interest to Vir-
ginians is found in the engagement of
Miss Elizabeth Cobb Pratt, of West New
ton, near Boston. and Mr.. Frank Rivers,
Tyler. of the Lynchburg Chemical Com
pany. Lynchburg, Va.
The mana cement of the Henry Clay Inn
in Ashland, Va. will give german to-
might for the benefit OF the guests at the
inn and number from Richmond and
other adjacent points.
Mrs, Robert Crump and family ar
rived in Richmond last week from a de-
| lightful stay with relatives in Albemarle
county.
Mrs. Phillip Sutton will spend the win
ter with Mrs. Allen on south Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrales E.. Potts and
family, who have been summering at
Chester, Vav have gotten back to their
| home In this city.
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