The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Last Weeks ScribbleS
by the Times So
ciety Man.
THE COMING AND GOING OF WELL.
KNOWN CITIZENS.
Personal Notes In General.


Mr. f. A. Walton has returned from
Wytheyille
W.B. Cridlin of Norfolk, Va, was In
the city Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Luck of Bon Air was In
the city last Saturday.
Mr. Harvey Wendell Of Albany, n. Y,
was in the city last week.
Mr. W. II. Miller Of New York Is in
the city, stopping at Ford's.
Miss Hettle Winfree of Chesterfield is
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Olivia Johnston of Richmond Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lucy Vaughan of Amelia county
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Arthur L. Adsmson Is expected
home from England in few days,
Miss Norma Milspaugh OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, is in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Lulie Lyons Is on visit TO Miss
Bette Deane of East Franklin street
Miss Philips of Newark, N. j., is visit
ing Mrs Branch, No. East Cary street.
John T. Ryder, ESQ, of Philadelphia,
Ia in the city representing Wanamaker %
Co.
Miss Fannie Gressitt OF Baltimore, who
has been visiting in this city, has returned
home.
Miss Mamie Williams, who has been
visiting relatives in Norfolk, has returned
home.
Miss f. Brooke Cauthorne of Tappa'
hammock is visiting friends on West Mar
shall street.
Miss Mollie Connen of Augusta
county is visiting Miss Lille McGehee
Of this city.
Miss Florence Sublett has gone to
Hallsboro Chesterfield, to resume her
school duties
Mr.J. Clifton Sewell OF Baltimore who
was visiting in this city last week, has
returned home.
Mrs. b. J. Black of $40 North First
street is on a visit to her daughter In
Tarboro, n I.
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. b. Morgan OF Peters
burg were In the city last week a9'eh"-
Ing the Exposition.
Miss Emma Hawkins, who has been
visiting on Church Hill, has returned to
her home in Hampton.
Mis-! c. Wine George OF Caroline
county IS visiting at Mr.. Luther Wrights,
on the Meadow Bridge road.
Miss Jennie Archer of Powha,an and
hex friend, Miss Hancock, are visiting
Mrs. John Arch OF Swansboro.
Mrs. Charles Dodson is on ayisit to rel.
atiyes in Keysyille, accompanied by Miss
Mary Dodson of the American.
Edgar J. Anthony, Esq, Of the we'll
known firm of Ingram " Anthony Is In
the city, the guest of A. &. Becker.
J. W. Trayers Of South Boston is in
the city taking in the Exposition. j. w.
is one OF South Boston's fayorite beaux.
Mr. Edgar Justs, the Using young
pianist of our city, has been doing some
very meritorious work at The Exposi-
tiOn
Mrs. Judge Coles and son of Chatham,
Pitsylyana county, are in the city, the
guests Of her cousin, Mrs. Major Bal
| lard
Mr. Frank d. Syrich, Of the Richmond
& Danville Railroad auditors office.
Washington, formerly of this city, Is here
on a visit.
Mrs. Keeling of Berkeley, Norfolk
county, will leave this afternoon for
home. Her son Harry has entered at
Randolph-Macon College.
Mrs. W. l.. Herndon, Miss Willie A.
Cobb and the Misses Burke OF Bucking-
ham. Mrs. Wingfield of Newport News
and Mr.. Morgan Of England are visiting
Mrs. J. Il. Herndon Of this city.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Joseph A. Higgins OF this city to Miss
Monica Bloomfield Of Atlanta, Ga, at
Church OF the Immaculate Conception IN
that city on the 18th instant.
One OF the features Of the musical pro-
grammes at our Exposition is the artistic
playing by the gifted pianist, L. }. Dian
of Baltimore, who displays the knaoe
piano at the display Of NJ. Il. Ramos u
Co.
Cards are out for the marriage at Leigh
street Baptist Church on Tuesday even
ing. October rs, at o'clock, OF Miss
Minnie l.. Puller, daughter Of Captain
James +. Puller, TO Mr.. Edward +. Rich
ardson
A grand vocal concert is shortly to be
yiyen under The supervision of Mrs. +. l.
Robinson for the benefit of Monumental
Church. The "lnhammatus' from the
much admired Oratorio "Stabat Mater
will be a special feature, with solo and
chorus OF sixty voices embracing seven
of our best local talent with full orchestra.
In the city Of Roanoke, Southwest Vir-
oinia. on the 10Th instant. Mr.. w. d.
! Nyers and Miss Capitola Allen Charters
were united in marriage The bride Is
the Youngest daughter OF Captain William
4 Charters formerly Chief Engineer OF
The Richmond Fire Department, and
Who lost hi. lie at the Capitol disaster
in 1870. Mrs Myers nee Charters is also
a sister of Hon. w. A. Charters, Mayor
of Dahlonega, Ga and Of DR.. Charles A
Charters of Baltimore, Md. She Is also
a sister OF Mrs. T.. w. Sykes Of Roanoke.
Va. Nh and Mrs. Myers are spending u
few DAYS at Dogwood in Henrico county
near the city. the guests Of Mr. William
II. Beveridge.