Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21
for the past five weeks. returned home

for the past five weeks. returned home
Thursday.
Miss Alice II. Blair has returned to the
city, and will reopen her school the list
of October, at her residence. 3o1 west
Main street
Miss Mamie Harrison, who has been
spending the month of August at Tate
and Clifton in company with her bro
ther. General George P. Harrison, and
Mrs. Harrison, has returned to the city,
and will resume her work as soprano
in Centenary choir, to the delight Of her
many friends.
Miss Mamie S. Frazier 2O4 ives; Mar
shall street, has returned home after a
pleasant stay of two weeks North.
Mr.. J. S. Kaeny has left for two
weeks stay in the Adirondack mountoins,
where his wife is for her health.
Mr.. Lonnie 3. Southerlande and wife,
with their little daughter, Miss Elizebeth,
is the guest of his brother, Mr.. Tom
Southerlande, on west Grace stree. Mr..
Southerlande has just returned from Ma
nila where he has been for the past
few years. paying the troops for the War
Department of the United States army.
His narratives of the United States in
terests at Manila and customs OF the
natives are very interesting.
The Richmond School of Expression,
conducted by Mrs. w. E. Thurston, en-
tiers upon its fourth year on Monday
with the most fattering prospects. Mrs.
Thurston numbers amog ner pupils gen
tlemen and ladies from several States,
prominent in professional, social and
business ranks.
Dr. J. r. Gildersleeve. of Tazewell, who
was one of DR.. Joseph Whites party i'll
Europe and who returned on the Mani
tou, reaching New York with them and
with Mrs Fishers daughters Thursday
last, arrived In Richmond Friday night,
having left lbs travelling companions to
follow him.
A called meeting of st. Johns Circle
Of Kings Daughters will be held In the
home of Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard next
Monday. At this meeting an experience
social" will be arranged for. The differ
-ent members of the social will hand in
the dollars they have earned during the
summer.
westwood, the beautiful suburban home
of Mrs Albert Young, will open during
the Richmond Horse Show. when Mrs.
Young and Mrs Dietrich will entertain
a house party Of friends there
Miss virgie Quesenberry has returned,
after a pleasant month spent in New
York.
Miss Mamie Hart has left for Louisa
county.
The marriage of Mrs. ]. Laura Batlins
to Mr. George Robinson will take
place on September 26th. Mrs. Batklas
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Wright.
Miss Lille warkert, of Norfolk. who
has been visiting Miss Mary Davis, OF
this city. has returned to her home.
Mr.. Addison Rennolds had as his guests
for. the past two weeks Mr.. Little S.
waller, Of Norfolk, and Mr.. Lowman
Adams. of Erie, Pa. The host and MS
visitors have left for Woodbury. Forest,
where they have been students for the
past two years.
Miss Maud Stringfellow left Friday
for Grand Rapids. Mich, to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Raymond Mancna-
Mr.. Randolph Hicks Of Norfolk, passed
through Richmond Friday, on his way to
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Conway Sands VIII remain in AL
bemsrle county until Oct when she Will
return home.
Mr.. E. H Cloves and Mr.. Archer
Brooks OF Williamsburg, went sora hunt
ing yesterday.
Mrs Mccormack and Misses Ellen and
Rebe Glasgow are at Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, New York city.
Mrs. Clayton G. Coleman, with her
daughters Misses Lucy and Carrie Cole
man, who are now at Their summer nous IONS
in Louisa county. will re-occupy their
apartments at No. 10 north Fifth street
on their return.
Miss Janey P. Dickinson, who has been
snending several weeks with friends and
relatives at the Green Springs. in Louisa
county, has returned to the city.
Mrs Laura Bargamin and Miss Laura
Bargamin are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Raul
Bargamin, in Bedford City
Mrs George A Haynes. who spent the
month of August at Warm Springs, Va,
and the early part OF September with her
friend, Mrs. Morrison near the Rock
bridge Baths, has returned, and is at
home, on South Third street.
Mrs. James crump, Mr. Wilbur Crump.
and Miss Lora Crump are back from
the enjoyment of q season at Warm
Springs. Va
Attorney-General and Mrs. William A.
Il. raerson and the Misses Anderson will
soon return from their summer home IN
Lexington. They will be located In itch
nond with Mrs. Dupal, at NO. SOl east
Franklin street.
atr. q. 10. Morrison. assistant 80 8.