The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
PERS0NAL ND GENERAL.
Newsy Notes Concerning Richmond and IT.
Vicinity.

Newsy Notes Concerning Richmond and Its
Vicinity.
Mr.. Ike Goodman has left for New York for
a brief sOiOurn.
Miss Alice Tinsley will leave next week for
a trip 20 Canada.
Mrs. A. Pike Of Baltimore, is in the city on
a visit 20 relatives.
Mr. Sparrow Weddell has gone to Paradise
to spend his vacation.
Mr.. Edward Cooper is sick at his residence
on south Cherry street
Miss Grace L. Griffith he's returned home
from a trip TO Old Point
Miss Bette McCaw is visiting relatives at
her old home in Midlothian.
Captain George Wayne Anderson left yes
terday for a summer vacation
Mr. Bulmau Wiltshire has returned from q
visit 10 his family at Columbia.
Misses Octayia and Annie Pinder will leave
for loWhatan county in few days.
Rev. }. O. Kirk Is in the country on a brief
trip. lie will be back by next Sunday.
MIR. Daniel Turner, the efficient bailif of
the Police Court, Is kept at home by sick
moss.
Mr. Ralph Levy has returned to his home
in this city after delightful trip 30 niagara
Falls
Nh Lee Myers. of Baltimore. who has been
visiting friends III this city, has returned
home
Misses. Annie Myer and May Groener will
leave the latter part of this week for Virginia
Beach
Mr.. Matthew McCaw of Huntington. w.
Va. is visiting friends and relatives in Ches-
terfield county.
The next Mozart musicale will be given
~ 1 h i .tt~
tive programme.
Mr. George w. Palmore, who has been
spending some time in the counties of Viz
ginia, have returned home.
Nj. John L. Culligan, of Ford's Hotel left
yesterday for Washington and Baltimore, and
Will return via Virginia Beach and Old Point.
Dir. H. E. Grosh and family leave this even
ing for West Point, Baltimore and Lancaster
county Pa. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Jones. of New Jersey and her sister,
Miss Bette Clutter. Of Danylle, Va. are visit
ing Mrs Julia King at her home. No. SOB east
Marshall street.
A cablegram received here Wednesday an
nounces the safe arrival at Bremen of Dir. yo-
seph Stumpf and llr. Emil Rupert, OF this
city, per steamer Spree.
Mr.. IStuart H. Ford has arrived in Rich
mond from a brief and pleasant solonrn at
Old Point He will return to that resort next
Monday 30 spend several weeks.
Rev. Dir Seegar. the new pastor of the
First English Lutheran church. has met with
a warm welcome and has gone actively 10
work in the interest Of his charge.
At midnight only one arrest had been made
in Richmond during the past twelve hours
This was ut the Second district a drunken
man unable to take care OF himself.
Major E. T. De Witt left yesterday for a
visit to the Ocean Pleasure Club near Norfolk.
He will spend week or ten days on cTuis-
ing expedition Ia the vicinity OF Ocean View.
Some Of the opera company to appear at the
Academy in August have reached the city.
Rehearsals will begin in a few days and 1t Is
expected that the season will open August
10th.
Mrs. j. II. Derbyshire and Miss Emma Der
Dvshire who were welcome and charming
risitors at Camp Fowle during the recent en-
,ampment of the FIRST ut Wrightsyille, have
-eturned to this city.
Mr.. Frank Andrews. who about month |
NO became member of the reportorial stan |
II TBg TnfKs. left last evening for the North. |
lie viii, attend the annual convention OF men, |
)ers OF the fraternity ri Theta Phi at Lake |
Jhautauqua. N. Y. Mr. Andrews will be |
zone ten days.
Misses Annie. Bessie. Willie and Lena |
Green. of south Third street. who have been |
pending some time at Old Point. have 70. /
urned home. Miss Willie Green 10 now the |
guest of General and Mrs. Terry at the Sol
liers' Home. The party were chaperonsd At
he Point by Mrs. A. j. White.