Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07


already there. learning the routine
| work.
Miss Page shelburne, who has been so
journing in Gainesville, is expected home
| tomorrow.
Cadet John S. Harwood, Jr., has left
for Locust Dale Military Academy Ca
Diet Harwood stood SO we'll in his classes
last session that his parents decided to
have him return and complete his studies
| in that institution previous to his en-
tering the University Of Virginia or Rich
nlond College, where he will complete
| his education for Il business life
| Mrs. G. We're Tyler the well-lSnown
authoress, formerly of this city, but late
| ~ of New York. is among the guests at
| Mount Airy.
Miss Ruby Valentine has returned from
| Lynchburg after pleasant stay with
| her friends.
Miss Maury Chick, of Burkeville, is Wis
iting her friend Mrs. Ida B. Stone, OF
e12 IL north Ninth street.
Messrs. NJ, M. Gillian and Willis B.
Smith are among the Richmonders
who attended the meetings of the Ameri-
car Bar Association at Saratoga.
Mr. Charles M. Wesson left Thursday
night for Lynchburg and other points in
Southwest Virginia.
Mr.. Elisha Burton and his daughter
and his sister-in-law, who have been Wis
iting relatives in Richmond. Buckroe, Suf-
folk, Petersburg, and Blackstone, have re-
turned to their home at Pickens, Miss
William G. Owen. of the Frictionless
Metal Company, of this city, returned
home Tuesday from Europe. Mr. Owen
had successful business trip and during
his absence. covering two months visited
Germany, Russia, Austria, Hungary,
France Belgium and England.
Miss Blanche ,Corling. who has been
spending the summer in the mountains,
mas returned to Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Thompson Corling, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs
Robert Paxton, near the Natural Bridge,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. c. c. Curtis and children are So
journing for few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Oliver, at Crewe, Va.
Mrs. Rosa Jenkins, of south Pine
street has returned home after two
months stay in Orange Spotsylvania,
Washington, and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. w. A. Walker and Miss Eunice
Walker are visiting in Washington, 2.
G.
Miss Osborne. whose engagement to Mr..
George Bryan, of this city was announced
Sunday. is. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Osborne. Of Petersburg, and a
niece of Mr-. w. Gordon McCabe, of this
city. The wedding will be solemnized on
October 23d
Mr.. Lewis Dobie has returned from
Asheville, N. c., and is now quite sick
at his home on south Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Danner, who are
spending the summer in Asheville. N.
c., write that their son is Improving.
He has been very i'll with fever.
Miss Effie Cofer, for some time a mem
Der Of the First Baptist church. has ac-
cepted position in the department of
vocal music at the Womans College. Miss
Cofer has enjoyed the advantages Of an
unusually fine training, and her work
in the college will be a valuable one.
Miss Fannie Ellyson returned home last
week after trip to the mountains
Miss Agnes B. Johnston. a graduate Of
the Virginia Hospital Training School,
has been appointed superintendent of the
sNarsh-Highsmith Sanitarium, Fayette-
vile, N. C.
A party of Richmonders who visited the
celebrated Peaks of Otter last week, in
Guided DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Lefew and
their guests, Mrs. Harwood, Miss Har-
wood, Miss Lefew, Miss Bowles, and Mas
tiers Lefew and Hoffman
Miss Ellie Ellyson has returned from a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Clayton G. Coleman
in Louisa county.
The friends of Miss Theresa Higgins
will resret that she has been very i'll at
Cambridge. Pa, recently.
Mssrs. Robert Williams Daniel. Charles
P. Stokes and Addison Rennolds who
were on camping expedition in West