Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

gram announcing the serious illness of
his mother. Mrs. Benner is the widow
Mr.. r. w. Booker is spending some time
in this city, where he formerly lived.
of the late John s. Blenner, formerly Of
this city.
Mrs Robert E. Perkins will leave Mon
day for Amelia TO visit her father, Cap
tain Scott
Miss Nirsie Quesenherry has returned,
after pleasant month spent in New
York.
Miss Mamie Hart has left for Louisa
county.
The marriage of Mrs. J. Laura. Batkins
to Mr.. George Robinson will take
place on September 26th. Mrs. Batiins
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 his
visitors have left for Woodbury. Forest,
where they have been students for the
past two years.
Miss Maud stringfellow left yesterday
for Grand Rapids, Mich, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Raymond Mancila.
Mr.. Randolph Hicks of Norfolk. passed
through Richmond yesterday on his
way to Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Conway Sands will remain in Al
bemarle 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 home
in Louisa county, will re-occupy their
apartments at No. Is north Fifth street
on their return.
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Sutton will arrive in Richmond from
the Virginia mountains next Saturday.
Mrs. George B. Finch, of Boydton, Va.
will come to Richmond for the Horse
Show and will be at 215 east Franklin
street.
Mrs. John B. Cary and her daughters,
Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel and Miss Gillie
Daniel
Virginia.
Friends of Mr.. Robert Herndon Fife, of
the University of Virginia. will be in
terested to know that he leaves tina.
place Tomorrow to return to the West
ern Reserve University, in Cleveland,
O., where he holds u professorship.
Miss Lima Livingston Mayo is the guest
OF friends in Orange county, Va
Miss Cleland Randolph has returned to
the city much improved by her summer
trip.
Miss Alice Parker has returned to Rich
mond. and is at No. 317 west Franklin
street, whers she will be pleased to see
any applicants for the Richmond Kinder
earten Training School between the hours
of and 8 P. NJ
Mrs. Reginald de koven and her sister.
Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor, will spend October
at Hot Springs. Va
Miss Helen Stevens will have several
friends with here in her box during tho
horse show The pleasant series NJ
house parties which she has been giving
at Glensigle remains. as yet, unbroben
Mrs. John L. Mercer and her daugr-
ter. Miss Jean Mercer. of Williamsburg,
who have been in Richmond since We'd
nesday, will visit friends in Bedford be-
fore returning home.
DR.. Archiband Cary Coolidge, of Bos-
ton. has recently returned from a visit
to Pekin, China, by way of the Trans
Siberian railway. DR.. Coolidge is we'll
known here, through his proprietorship
OF .Tuckahoe.' the historic home of tn,
Randolphs, about fifteen miles from
Richmond.
Mrs. Annie Clay, of Cheyenne, wyo-
ming, is spending some weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Ida Trotter. of No II north
Eleventh street.
Mrs w. II. Perkins and Miss Perkins
who are on the Massachusetts, coast. will
be home about October 1st
An interesting society event in Newport
News. scheduled for to-day is the mar.
riage OF Miss Evelyn Ballard to Mr.. Stu
art Lottier, formerly Of this city Miss
Ballard is an exceedingly pretty brunette
and has the distinction of being the first
child born in Newport News Mr. Lot
tiersis the son of the late Mr. Lawrence
Lottier jsgformerly a wealthy tobacconist
of this city. He is a brother of Miss
Mofite tfersand Mr.. John Lottier. Tho
miarriage viii take place at the residence
OF the brides father. Mr.. w. P. Ballard,
on Thirty-ffth street.
Mrs. Z. r. Mason, who has been SPEND
inis the summer at the Sweet Chlavheate