The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26
PERSONAL iyD GENERAL.
Pit. of News Gathered Here aud Thsse hy
the Times" Reporters.

pits of News Gathered Here aud There hy
the Times" Reporters.
Mrs. James b. Pace is in New York.
Mss Imogcn Morris is expected 10 the city
soon.
The markets will be closed after o'clock
to-day.
Miss schon. Of Philadelphia will visit Mrs.
Royal IN Jsnuary.
Miss Mary Lou Taylor. OF Norfolk. ~ at
MAJOR Leigh PAGES.
Paymaster Lowell and bride have gone 10
Mexico on their bridal tour.
Senator-eect Z. N. Parish. Of Goochland.
and W. A. Ransom were in the city yesterday
Mr. John Howard. Mrs. Howard and their
daughters ere at the Exchange Hotel for the
winter.
Mr.. Charles II. Page and his two dsugh-
ters who have been quite sick, are rapidly
convalescing.
Mr. Lewis Ii. Blair is reported almost well
again. His son, who has been sick. Is Also
about recovered.
The Richmond German Club expects To
have their Christmas german IN the new
Masonic Temple Hall.
Mrs William A. Graham. of North Caro-
lima is visiting her aunt Mrs. Dr. Wake. at
liz west Cary street.
who has been i'll with pneumonia Tor several
days. Is much improved.
The Womsn's Baptist Missionary Society
held regular meeting yesterday. snd Trans
acted some routine business.
Mr. J. G.. Bowman. No. 5l5 north Eighth
street. who has been quite sick with severe
attack Of the grip is improving
Miss Helen King. of New York, will be IN
Richmond shortly after Christmas as the
guest Of Mrs. James W. Allison.
Many Of the society people OF the city have
received invitations TO the marriage OF Miss
May Ialmage ia Brooklyn next week.
General Hill. railroad commissioner. has
been i'll since Sunday last with the grippe
and bilious fever but s now convalescent
Mr. W. c. Taylor of Barton Heights who
has been confined to his home for SIX weeks
by q severe illness. was out again yesterday.
Mr. H. Writ Matthews. formerly of this city.
but for many years past resident or
New ork, has been on visit 10 his triends
here.
/ Mr.. c. A. Stevenson cashier Of the West
ern Union telegraph Office here. has been sick
for a week or moro with grip. but he is much
! better now.
Buerton Lee. a negro boy. shot negro
youth named william Green at Tenth and
Broad streets last evening. flesh wound
was the result of the difficulty.
Il is said that Richmond gentleman.
! whose name is well-known in Europe as well
| as America, will soon lead to the altar popu-
lar Richmond lady.
Colonel r. I. Hubbard. Of buckingham
county has been in the city for several days
attending an important case against the Orange
and keysyille railroad.
Thieves entered Mr. w. s. Gums Office. at
Broad and Harrison streets. on Monday nlght
| and stole new cape overcoat valued AT go.
/ The police have been notified
| Mrs. DR.. Ely, of Baltimore, who has been
| visiting her mother. Mrs. DR.. o. A. Crenshaw,
lett for Baltimore yesterday afternoon, but ~
expected to return next week,
Mr.. John Pizzini. who has been very i'll for
some time past. remains IN critical condl-
| ton. lie Isa brother of the late A. n. Piz-
zini. the lamented mailing clerk of this paper.
Mr.. II. Landon Cabell left yesterday
for Annapolis. Md. to attend the wedding
of Mr.. John X Jones. of Richmond.
and Miss Mary Blair Wilkinson, of the former
city.
The engagement is announced Of DR.. Phil
| ip Taylor. the well known specialist OF kich-
| mond. to a charming young lady OF Front
Royal. The happy event occurs early 10 De-
cember.
Acca Temple meets tonight. Alarge mum
Der of petitions will bs bslloted on. spe-
cial meeting Of Acca will be held during
Grand Lodge week for work on out-of-town
candidates.
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connection
Company was called for yesterday ut II
O'Clock. No quorum being present. the meet
ing was postponed.
Rev. DR.. W. f. Judkins has been sick ever
since conference. His condition Is such that
ne will not be able to va ate the parsonage NJ
once for Rev. Dr. Sledd Mrs Dr. x. \.
Sledd is also quite sick at her residence IN
Norfolk.
Yesterday Colonel John Bell Bigger made
the First regiment a handsome present N
the shape OF Iour valuable books which were
Immediately transferred to tho regiment
library.