Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25

York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Parke
Bagby on South Third street
Miss Nellie Dickinson. Of New York, IS
home for the holidays, which she will
spend with her father, Rev. DR.. a. z.
Dickinson.
Colonel T. NJ R. Ta1cott has leased
Mrs. Thomas S. Atkins house, los East
Cary street, until April. The Misses Tai
colt will be pleasant additions to Rich
ncnd society this winter.
DR.. r. c. Bryan. who has been studying
medicine in Vienna for two years, has re-
turned home, and is spending the hoii-
days at Thurman. While abroad DR..
Bryan has twice won the amateur golf
championship OF Austro-Eungary.
Mr. Stuart Leake assistant business
manager of "Corks and Curls," the an
nual Of the University Of Virginia, is in
the city in the interest OF the magazine.
"Corks and Curls'' will appear this ses-
sion earlier than usual. 1t is the purpose
of the editors to issue the annual by
ticles that will appear in the annua! this
year is one giving the complete record Of
the University baseball and football
teams, with much readable data concern
ing the members Of the various teams.
Mr.. Leake is son Of Judge W. C.
Lealke. OF this city.
Professor Heth Dabney of the depart
! n1ent Of history at the University of Vir-
stlla. will spend the holidays at Brook
| Hill
Miss Aileen Cowardin has returned
home to spend her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. c. OBJ Cowardin
| Miss Wayne, of Savannah, Ca. is the
| guest Of Mrs. Barton II. Wise, and will
remain until early in January
Miss Majorie Loweree. of Maryland. ar
| rived in Richmond yesterday to spend the
| holidays with Captain and Mrs Samuel
REGISTER, sl5 West Franklin street.
! Miss Mallie Witte,l, of Witteu's Mills,
TazeweN county. and Miss Hattie " a>lker
, of Lacrosse Academy. are guests of
, Misses Ora and Carrie Reynolds, go
| North Sixth street
! Mr.. and Mrs John S. Irby OF Denver.
/: Col, who have been spending several
F., days at the Jefferson. left yesterday
F, morning. for Vernon Hill, Halifax county,
, where they will spend the holidays with
! Mr.. Iroy's parents.
(; Mr.. and Mrs. Irby will visit Richmond
F, again some time in January on their re-
! turn to Denver. Mr.. Irby is looking eS-
| Il emely Well, and is now the editor Of
+, the Cripple Creek Times Of which he is
! part cwner.
| Mr.. Austin Smith. Of New York, ar
J rived yesterday to spend Christmas with
| his mother and sister at the Mount Yer
| non.
| Professor Heath Dabncy. of the depart
| n1ent OF history in the University Of
| Virginia, will be the guest of Mrs. Stew
art. of Brook Hill, for the Christmas
vacation
| Miss Ellen Kent of Louisa Va. is with
| her brother Mr.. J. N. Kent, and the
family OF Judge and Mrs. William s.
Gooch on south Third street.
I Mr. and Mrs. George w. Kessler, who
were married at Newport News Tuesday
| by the Rev. George w. Wray. Of this
city. will spend their honeymoon in Rich
n,ond.
Miss Mallie Whitten. OF Whiten's Mills
Tazewell county, and Miss Hattie Walker,
of La Crosse Academy. are cues -
Misses Ora and Carrie Reynolds, No. $50
Lieutenant ]. Warren Booker, of this
city. has gone to the Hill City to spend
the holidays with the members of his
family. His father and mother and a
married sister have their home there,
and Lieutenant Booker is anticipating
pleasant reunion with the family. He
will return TO the city Monday morning.
Mr. and NJrC lack lindsay az
burg, are in the city to spend ths. holt
days with Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Burgess,
on north Ninth street.
Mr.. Walter Jette left Tuesday night for
his homo in Atlanta. Mr.. Jette has been
in Richmond for the past eight months
and has made many friends during his
stay in this city.
Or. Marlnaduke Atkinson arrived in the
city Yesterday to spend Christmas With
| lIe parents.
Miss Mollie I. Newman left yesterday
for Norfolk and vicinity, where she will
spend month with relatives.
Misses Mary and Willie Hill arrived
In the city tn S morning to be the guests
OF Mrs. Nelson, Sll Ia north Twelfth
street. during the holidays.
Tie Milton c. Work Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon and played duplicate
whist. The parlors Of the club were ar
tistically, decorated with holly and srnistle-
toe. and presented charming scene. At
ter the game delightful refreshments were
served. and the meeting was a most en-
toyable affair. "A very brisk contest re-
lklllted In the highest score north and