Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Church Hill, left Monday for v,a,+
IN Goochland county N

Church Hill, left Monday for a visit
| IN Goochland county.
Mr.. H. Stafford Murphy, Of Kenmore,
Westmoreland county, is visiting Mr.. J.
LiGhtfoot Brooke
MT. and Mrs. E. T.. Moore and Miss
Nell Harris. of Baltimore. are visIt,ns
street.
A cabiegran received from Mr.. Will
nam Gray announces his safe arrival In
"A Miss crutchfeld, Of Fredericksburg,
FRANKLIN street.
Mrs. Hartley Cabell who has been the
ssaest OF General and Mrs Logan, at
AISoHa, is spending some DAYS in
Richmond on her way to Cincinnati. 80
Miss Katherine Trice, of Buckner,s
.oulsa county. who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. n. NJ. Sebert, left Tuesday
for home.
Mss Addie venabe will be the guest
i Miss schoen for this week.
M Miss uea Henry r, s Of Il hyneheurE; spent
street.
Miss Inez Montague is the guest OF
Miss Nixon, in Ashland
Miss Virginia Lee Patteson mas re-
.urned from pleasant visit TO Miss
rown. in Ashland
Mrs. Fred II Wyatt. Of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. ]. Bell Bigger.
Mrs. Wyatt IS pleasantly remembered here
rs Miss Lottie Bigger.
Miss Elizabeth L. Whitney and Mr..
Singleton Adams were married Wednes-
day night in the home of the BRIDE No
'l5 east Broad street. by the Rev George
n spooner. Of Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. r. L. Smither. of Columbia, Va.
whose health has much improved, is in
Greensboro. n. c.. visiting her sons,
Messrs. Marion and Minetry Smither.
The Rev. Dr.. Robert S. Strange, who
has been visiting relatives in Lawrence
vile, will return to the city this week.
Miss Leila O'Brien, daughter of Captain
John O'Brien, of Cowardin avenue, Man
chester, who for the past month has been
visiting friends in Baltimore and Wash
ngton. D. c.. has returned to the city
Miss Sue Webb of Williamsburg, is the
guest Of Mrs. John Farland.
Mrs. H A. White. who has been visit
ing her parents. Judge and Mrs. B. r.
Wexford has returned to her home, in
South Carolina,
Mrs Goodwin. Of Roanoke Va. spent
some time in 40s east Grace street. She
left the latter part of the week.
Thomas Barber, OF this city. attended
the marriage last night in Washington of
Mr.. George S. Norfeet, of Winston Salem,
N. c., and Miss Hazeltine Dooley, of
Wash.
Mrs W. N. Ragland has on exhibition
at the Radford fair collection Of Chinese
curos, sent by her brother. Major, Blow.
from the Orient, just after the Boxer dis
turbance. Mrs. Ragland. who was the
beautiful. Miss Lavinia Blow, Of Tower
HILL" Sussex county, has many friends
and relatives here.
Miss Alice Hotchkss and Miss Nina
Armstead are attending the Lynchburg
horse show as the guests of Mrs. Lang
horne Lewis, of Court street
Miss Katherine Lurman. of Baltimore
who attended the horse show, has return
ed home.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson left Tuesday
for her home near Chatham. Last week
she attended the horse show here and
was a notable figure.
Mrs. John L. Euban has arrived in
the city from the Warm Springs.
Miss Mary Sweeney has returned from a
delightful trip to New York city.
Miss Emma Clarke. who was one of the
most admired girls at the Horse Show
last week. has returned to her home in
Washington, after a charming visit to
Miss Ruby Bodeker on east Grace street.
Mr.. jeff D. Jones, formerly of Balti-
more, but now Of this city, and Mrs
Lena Stubs. of Eenrico county, WERE
married at $50 o'clock Monday afternoon
at the residence of Rev. P. P. Duval, on
south Belvidere street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan, on their
return from their bridal trip, will wei
come their friends at No. Is north Fifth
street
Miss Lucy Coleman is spending her time
with her friends, the Misses Glasgow
until her mother and sister, Mrs. Clayton
G. and Miss Carrie Coleman, return to
Richmond from their country home near
Buckner's, in Louisa.
Mrs. Logan. Of Algoma. has been visit
ing Mrs Bentley, at No. 2o5 east Franklin
street.
Mrs. James C. Mccullough of Staun-
ton. will visit Richmond next month, en-
route to New Orleans. where she will at.
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