The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

city the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Is. DOdson, at the American.
Rev. DR.. Thomes W Hooper and wife
are in the city, guests OF Mrs. X. A. WI
lisms, No. 203 East Main street.
John W. Rider of the well.known firm
OF Wanamaker & Co, Philadelphia, Is in
he city calling on his customers.
The Misses Letcher, recently the guests
Of CapiainI Walter X Bowie, have re
turned to their home in Lexington.
Miss Virginia Mascn Of Charlottesville
and the Misses Carter of Pampatike are
guests at the gubernatorial mansion.
Miss Blanche Wasseman of Wilkes
barre, Pa, is on a visit 10 tue city, the
guest Of her uncle, Senator Loyenstein
Miss c. Willie George Of Caroline
county, who has been visiting friends in
the city, returned home Friday morning
Mrs. Rush Burgers, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ. B. Ramos,
returned Monday TO her home in New
York.
Miss Ellen Martin Of Norfolk who has
been visiting Miss Bertha Pleasants, East
Grace street, returned home wednesday
morning.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.
f. A. Montague and Miss Mary Allen
Tyler. Miss Tyler is a daughter Of Mr.
John Tyler.
Miss Bessie Pace Is in Danyille,
whittier she went to attend the mar
riages of her cousins Rosa and Lena Fer
rell on "Wednesday.
Miss Allie Cox OF Petersburg, accom-
panied BY her friend, Miss Petrie Of Lit
tie Falls, n l., were in the city Friday
doing the Exposition.
Miss Ragsdale Of Chatham and Miss
Stuart Of Rsphlne, came here last week
and were among the guests at Miss Saidiee
McGilyray's marriage.
Miss Edith Groser, who has been visit
ing Miss Nellie Thompson, No lOlG
Floyd street, returned TO her home in
Burkeville last week.
Mrs. ex-President Tyler and Miss Julia
Spencer have returned to their country
home In Charles City and taken the
Misses Berry with them.
Colonel John Bell Bigger, clerk OF the
House n Delegates, with his family, has
moved from Spottsylyania to Richmond,
where he will remain permanently.
Miss Berta, daughter Of Rev. DR.. F. ID.
Hennighausen OF Baltimore, is In the
city on visit TO her uncle, Mr.. {. A.
Ilenngbsusen, No. 90S Turpin street.
Miss Nellie @. Bowman of Fredericks-
burg came 10 the Exposition this week
accompanied bY Miss Florence Charters,
Miss Mollie Ford, and Mrs. Sue Alsop.
Mr. Moses stein Is suffering from an
affection OF his arm which prevents h M
from directing the Mozart orchestra Mr.
+. Heygster, his first yiolnist, is acting
In bis place.
Mr. J. 7. O'D0nnell of the well-known
firm OF IIetftld, Ducker Il 90. Of New
York, was in the city last week calling
on his many customers. joe" by his
genial ways, has made many friends in
our city.
Willard Lee, the eminent young actor
who has many friends in Richmond, and
who has appeared here so successfully
with various companies, has charge OF
the smusements " the Augusta ga
Exposition.
Mr. Joseph b. Mcbride. his wife and
daughter Of Wilmington, Delaware, who
have been visiting Mr. J. A. Otey Of thi-
city, left for home yesterday morning
During their visit they enjoyed seeing
the Exposition, the Masonic corner stone
laying aud other entertainments
The Arlon Musical Club entertained
their members and ladies at luncheon at
Pizzni's Thursday evening. Mrs. Jacot
Reinhardt and Miss Annie Louise Grs-
void sang solos, aud the boys sang
several cboiuses in highly pleasing
manner much to the credit of their able
director, Jacob Reinhardt, E-q. The sec.
retary, Joseph Lsube, made short and
appropriate address.