The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-28
Weeks Report Of the
Movements OF DevO-
tees Of Society.
COMINGs AND GOINGS OF WELL
KNOWN CITIZENS.


Philadelphia.
W W Abbatt left yesterday on an eN-
tended Southern trip.
Mr.. John L. Wray CT Lynchburg was
in the city the past week.
Miss Temmie Cage is staying with Miss
Wilson, $40 Wes, Grace
Miss Mamie Luck of Bon Air was
visiting in Richmond last week.
DR.. John F. Bransford of the United
States Navy is at the Exchange.
Mr.. Henry Laubce has returned to the
city and has resumed his classes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cofman of Roam
oke are stopping at Ford's Hotel.
Mrs. and Miss Marion +. Myers Of
Petersburg were in the city Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Clay Of Rogersyille, Tenn
is visiting Mrs Mayo, 6ll East Franklin.
Miss Maggie Gretter of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Lena Hancock of Libby
Hill
Misses Lila and Bessie Adams OF Nor
folk are guests of Miss Berry, 70S East
Grace
Miss Wingfeld Of Charlottesville Is in
the city, stopping q, 1908 East Broad
street
Miss McMicking of Louisa county was
in the ci,y last week, taking in the Ex-
position.
Miss Maitland Of Baltimore is the
guest Of the Misses Ragland OF West
Grace street.
Messrs. Robert Henning, Jr., and J. r.
Hobbs, officers OF the Pullman Company,
are here on visit.
Mrs. Samuel A. Robinson of Washing.
ton is visiting Mrs f. g. Townes, 207
East Cary street.
Miss Maggie Holman Of Cumberland
county is visiting the Misses Brown Of
South Pine street.
Miss Lena White of Norfolk Is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Julia Iancey
Of East Main street.
Miss Laura Coleman Of Norfolk, who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
returned home Friday.
Miss Katie Dodson, who has been
spending several weeks at Wytheyille,
has returned to the city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frederic Goodman Of
New York are the guests Of Mrs. Wyatt,
at l02 East Grace street.
Miss Jennie Kemper of Orange and
Miss Sallie White of Abingdon are visit
ing the Misses Baugbman.
Misses Belle and Lila Langhorne of
I it, 20 tho nuaufa "a Nre T. III
Sutton, No 3 West Cary street
Mr.. Otway Queen of Lynchburg, the
gifted baritone, is in the city, aud will
sing at st. Paul's this morning.
Mrs. Charles Dodson of the American
Hotel is visiting her mother, Mrs. Colo
mel Gibbony at Wytheville, Va.
Mr.. w. F. Davis and wife of Lancaster
county are the guests of Mrs. John X.
Mouncastle, 2i2 East Clay street.
Misses Marie & Cora Hyde will arrive
in the city this week, and visit their sister,
Miss Hyde. at 2O3 East Cary street.
Mr.. Edgar J. Anthony Of Chicago, who
has been in the city for several days, left
last Tuesday for his Western home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matthaer of
Martinsburg, w. Va, are In the city, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Euker.
The Misses Farrar OF Amelia county
will be In the city during the week, the
guests Of Miss Bargamin, 203 East Cary.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong OF Jersey City,
who lived here some years ago, is now
in the city, visiting Mr. Robert l.. Smith.
Mr.. Willie Clark aud Mrs. Mary Clarke
of Prince Edward are the guests OF Mr.
Samuel T.. Woodfn, No 220S East Broad
street.
Mrs. Sarah McGehee OF Cumberland
county is visiting the family Of Pro-
fessor E. Morrisette, at 23O9 East Broad
street.
Mr.. Robert Priddy, who has been liv
ing in Kansas City for the past three
years. Is here on visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Lossie Hill of Petersburg was in
the city Thursday. Miss Hill is one of
Petersburg's thorough and most consci-
entious music teachers.
Misses Annie and Lena Green OF Balti
more, who have been visiting their grand
father, Mr.. w. ID. Gibson, South fnird
street, have returned home.
Mrs. w. H. Greer Of Bridgewater and
Miss Lucy Dangerheld OF Augusta
county are the guests of Mrs Edward
II. Fisher, 4l2 North Twelfth street.
II. b. Mowry of the Chare Piano Com
psny was in the city last week. II. B.,
by his jovisl ways and genial msnners
has made many friends In Richmond
MissLu Hoge, formerly OF Richmond,
but now of Newport News, was In The
city Wednesday and in company with
her friend Miss Mamie Puller visited
the Exposition.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gillen Of Washington, ID.
c., the accomplished organist OF ST. Ste
phen's Church, was in the city last week
sight seeing. This lady, aside from be-
ing an orgsnist of no mean ability, pos
sesses highly rich and cultivated con-
tralto voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eberlein OF Chi
cAgo, ILL.,, are In the city, the guests OF Mr..