The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-29
Personals and Briefs.

/ MI. Leo Schwarzchild Is IN Philadelphia.
Mr.. David Edel. of Texas. is visiting in tho
city.
Colonel W. Z. Cutshaw returned from the
North yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs. Thomas r. Joyner returned
/ 70 Baltimore yesterday.
Mr. William Patrick. attorney-at-law. Of
/ Stanton is at the Exchange.
Sir. James Maxwell. who has been very sick
With tho grip. IS able TO be out again
Mr.. Jubal Early Terry is in the city. after
prolonged visit TO Southwest Virginia.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Ftzhugh Lee arc tho
/ guests OF Colonel and Mrs ~. Miles Cary
Mr.. James Stage is quite sick at the resi-
deuce of Sir. Haley, on north Ihirtieth street.
IT. Marion l.. Dawson has returned from
Baltimore Nd, where lie spent Christmas
day.
The Committee on Third Market will meet
this evening and transact some routine bust
ness.
MIR !. c. Lawrence, formerly Of this city.
now OF New York city, Is visiting his mother
here.
Mr. Sol. Haas traffic manager Of the Rich
/ mond and Danvllle railroad, went TO New
orh last night.
Air. Lawrence II. Fox returned TO the city
yesterday after q residence OF about year IN
Fort Worth. Tex
Sir. A. C. Nickerson. Of New York. is spend
ing the holidays with George l.. Currie. $500
east Grace street.
Miss n. y. Hill Of Albemarle county. a
daughter of General James q. Hil. is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mr. John VI. Jones, at one time a popular
citizen OF this city. Is IN Richmond visiting
friends and relatives.
Hon. ". J.. Wilson has not as yet said
whether or not be will accept the presidency
OF kchm nd College.
Mrs. Ierhune marian Harland is in the
city as the guest II Ler sister, Mrs. Robert
son. on Grace street
Mr. Clyde b. West. of the Dispatch's local
stat, returned 20 the city yesterday from
visit 70 Charlotte. X. c.
Mr. John r. Warren. an x-policeman, died
yesterday morning 40 bis home. 1O25 NenaDle
street. lie leaves family.
Mr. Isaac NJ. Still of knoxville, Tenn. is
on q visit to his son. Mr.. Leroy n. Still, No
20, north Twentieth street.
Dr. Brent Clemens Mr. Maurice Clemens
and Nr Clemens Jones of New OTk, are the
guests of Mr. James W. Allison.
An interesting feature of Christmas at ST.
Patricks chur is the cradle of Bethlehem.
representing Christ ia the manger.
Senator Little. OF Fredericksburg. accom-
panied 10y Mr.. l.. g. Johnson. formerly of
Dakota, arrived in the city yesterday.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yesterday
we're Mr.. ". +. Swami. treasurer of powhatan
county and Mr.. James A. Iman, his clerk.
There will be Sunday-school entertain
ment Of an interesting character at the
Seventh-sireet Christian church Friday at
p NJ.
Miss Elise Harrison, Miss Clara White and
Air Burruss White. OF Petersburg are visit
ing Miss Lizzie Andrews at 200 east Broad
street
Lieutenant Huasden Cary, of the Virginia
Military Institute who is son Of Colonel
W Miles Cary. the Governors chlet-oi-stat,
is in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. Henry W. Fox and wife. Of Baltimore,
Md. are visiting at the home OF Hill Mon
tague. Esq, l07 north Fourth street. Mr..
Fox is q prominent member OF the Baltimore
Bar.
Master Charles Douglas Gentry Sunday re-
ceiyed the gold medal at Park lace MethO-
dist Episcopal Sunday-school for having at
tended school every Sabbath during the past
year
Mr.. Welcome left, who. with his WIFE has
resided for several months at 1914 east Frank
lin street. left home on the morning Of
December 18th and has not been heard OF
since. The police have been notified but no
trace of him has been found.
The West View Baptist Sunday school will
give a Christmas entertainment tonight at
o'clock. in the West View church. There
will be singing and addresses. after which
santa Claus will come down the chimney with
presents and good things for the children.
Mr.. William Diacont and his two sons from
Baltimore. Nd. are visiting his cousin, Coun-
Gilman Adam Dlacont. Of Marshall ward. at
whose house they have been spending the
Christmas. The wife of Councilman Diacont
has been seriously i'll. but Is now recovering.
CAPTAIN Frank W. Cunningham was very
busy man lest Sunday. In the morning he
Sane during the services at the First Baptist
clutch which lasted two hours. During the
afternoon he sang at three funerals at T. NJ,
+. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ and III the evening he
aoaip sang 1t the services IN his church.