The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-04
ping with her cousin, Miss Sallie q.
Norvell, of 1913 West Cary street.

ping with her cousin, Miss Sallie U.
Norvell, of 1913 West Cary street.
Miss Mollie Cox Of New York will ar
rive In the city Tuesday and be the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. Will Cox, Jr, us
East Franklin.
Misses Susie and Carrie Wren left for
their home in Staunton, Va, after spend
ing some weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
Katharine Wren Of CANDLES Hill.
Mrs. Alexander Delaney OF Petersburg,
formerly of Richmond, accompanied by
her charming daughter Agnes, was In the
city Friday, calling on friends ard at
tending the Exposition.
Cards are out for the marriage at the
Third Christian Church, this city. on
Wednesday, November 9TH, OF Miss Liz
zie Redwood and Mr.. Gilbert Williams,
Jr., both OF Henrlco.
Mr. William Pusey OF Windsor Locks,
Conn, superintendent of G. II. Dexter's
paper mill there, is in the city visiting the
Exposition. He is the guest of Mr. II. +.
Pusey, No G2G Laurel street.
Miss Mary Keim OF Pottstown, Pa,
who has been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
VI. r. Lloyd, Manchester. left yesterday
for Washington. Miss Keim made many
friends during her stay among US.
One Of the most pleasing features OF
the ben Hur" entertainment last week
was the exquisite singing Of that artistic
little lady, Miss Annie Louise Grlswold
who possesses rare and highly cultivated
soprano voice.
Miss Ssllle Walker, formerly OF Rich
mond, now of Austin, Texas. after visit.
ing her brother, Charles Walker, East
Franklin. left for Greensboro, Md
Miss Walker Is great fayorite In Rich.
mond. and her departure Is much re.
gre,ted by her many friends.
The British steamship Strathairly, Da.
vid Brighton master, 1886 tons and crew
OF thirty.fye men from the Canary
Islands. entered at the custom house yes
terday to load cotton for Liverpool. Her
cargo will be taken ia at West Point.
The annual meeting of the ladies OF
the City Mission. to elect officers for the
ensuing year and reorganize for the win
,er's work, will be held Monday, Novem.
ber 9th. al 4 o'clock p. m, in the rooms
of the Y. NJ. G. A. All interested are
earnestly requested to attend.
The November term OF the Hastings
Court begins to 0.moriow. The following
grand Jurors have been summoned e.
f. Kaufelt, G. It. Loehr. Robert Wen
denburg, Henry Exall, John G. Andrews,
II. w. johnson, Alexander Hierholzer,
II. l.. Pelouze, Christopher Wilkinson.
One OF the society events of last
weeks entertainments was that of the
reading and tableaux Of Ben Hur at the
Academy of Music. The story of Ben
Hur needs no introduction to our read
ers, and to say the scenes from the same
were beautiful and realistic, is to say the
least. We might write column prais-
ing each participant, but especial men
tion might be made of Mrs. Leonard and
Mrs Puincy as the beautiful sister and
lovely mother of Ben Hur. Misses
Rogers and Nelson we're models of love
illness in their bewitching costumes. The
balance of the cast was ably sustained by
the following gentlemen Messrs. Ander-
son, Archer, Skelton, Dearborn. Sullivan,
Rhodes, Burruss, Moseley and Chsmblin
The success of the play was due 10 ~
untiring efforts of Mrs. 4. G. Beck2tand
Mrs. Alexander Archer and othyfs.