The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
p.ou,e Going Away and Rsturning-Do-
ing This and That.

InR hs" anu ss~se
Mr. william Corbin, of Culpeper county,
has returned home after pleasant Visit
with his niece, Mrs. J. +. Undertake, vV'
west Marshall street.
sunday morning Rev. DR.. Minnigerode,
tho behaved rector emeritus Of st. Pauis
church. preached there to large congrega-
tion At night DR.. Minngerode sat IN the
hodv Of the church. Bishop Gallagher, OF
Io,iisiaua. preached. Mr.. Reinhardt played
as a voluntary the funeral march and sun,
rise scene from Grieg's great "Peer Gynt'"
and Miss TAYLOR. Of Norfolk, rendered u
beautiful solo from "Elijah."
Colonel and Mrs. 4. G.. Dickinson and
their daughter. Miss Fanny, accompanied
Ly Miss Steale, leave for their home IN New
York this evening. All of Colonel Dickin-
SONS Confederate veterans Of New YORK
have left for their homes. They were de-
lighted with their reception and treatment
in Richmond.
II is understood that Dir. Joseph G. Dick
erson will be reelected president Of the
BOARD of Aldermen. Mr.. I. L. Campbell,
president of the Common Council. IN q can
didate for reelection, but he will probably
have opposition.
Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Of Chester, Va,
passed through the city yesterday en-foute
"a Washington. Niagara Falls and Anna,
Mich. At the latter place she will spenn
the summer and fall with her aunt, MIS-.
James Gargett.
MIR. William Bradley, formerly superln-
iendent of the old Manchester cotton mus,
now in a similar capacity at the Mapleton
cotton mills. South Carolina, - slowly re-
covering from recent aroplectic stroke
Miss Mary T.. Hall, Of Augusta, Ga,
sent TO the unwilling beautiful cross oi
immortelles. IL was placed IN mont oil COL
onel Archer Anderson when he spoke, ana
is now on the monument
MAYOR Ellyson was yesterday engaged IN
mailing to the members OF the Democratic
state Committee copies OF the correspond
ence that recently passed between Mr. Cor
don. chairman of the committee, and HIM
| self.
Messrs. \. ID. Landerkin, VIM. ;. Gum,
l.. Il. Gum and Mrs. Gray Watson left last
evening to attend the wedding Of Mr.. y. q.
Gum 10 Miss katherine Miller, "Colli-
cello,' liarrisonburg. Va.
Hon. John +. Massey, Superintendent OF
Public instructions, who been absent from
| the city several weeks on trip 10 Mexico
returned to the city yesterday, much
| lltINtu W liu Hio 7VAAh''h 49,
Mrs. Mary Kane, widow of Mr.. Thomas
Kane. former well known citizen, died AZ
her residence. yesterday. in the 6lSt year OF
her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison, of Washing
ton. u. c.. who have been spending some
time i'm Richmond. returned home yestcr-
day evening.
Miss MAY T. Williams and Miss Bette
a ~ ~ IN %
with Mr.. l.. Kersev. No. 2OG north Twentieth
street.
Messrs. Henry Lee and James NJ. Nalen-
| tine Will leave IN the 9Th Of this month ioi
d Western tip.
Mr.. G.. ID. KefIcr and bride (nee Airhearlj J,
Of Roanoke City, have been spending sew
eral days in this city. on route for the North
Mrs. w. c. Butler. formerly Of this city.
but now residing at Roanoke, is in the city
for "A few days visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Courtney Jenkins are
back from their south American trip, AVID
the health of MIR. Jenkins is improved.
Mr.. II. Writ Brown. of Waco, Texas. who
numbers mis- friends in Richmond by the
dozen, is in the city on visit.
Mrs. Charles II. Pratt is in the city, the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Henry &. Berger
at the Bellevue fats
Rev. DIR. Hoge will deliver an address be-
fore the \. NJ. {. \. of the University Of
Virginia sunday, June -.
Mr.. |. Clinton Roberts, Of the Rock Alum
Springs. who came to the unyeilng, has re-
turned.
Miss sommie Dawson, of Scottsyille. is ;
guest Of Miss Bessie Moore, in Henrlc'
county.
Miss Ruth Swain. OF Alexandria, is visit
ing DR.. j. Hall Moore and family.
Mr.. W. II. savage, Of Roanoke, is in th'
city for a few days.
Mr.. Ohio G. Keen is lying seriously ill a
his residence in this city.