The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-11
Per.onal and General.

Personal and General.
Mrs Knipe and her daughter have returned
from Old Point.
Justice W. C. Bailey is out after several
weeks sickness.
Rev Jabez Hall, Of this city. is absent in
Cleveland, O.
Colonel II. p. Jones returned from Hunts
Vile Ala. yesterday.
Rev. F. A. Cole and family will leave next
week for visit to Indiana.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, of Greenvile S.
c., are in the city visiting relatives.
Mr. Decatur Axtel has returned from a
trip over the new lines of the Chesapeake and
Ohio.
Mr. John o. Lovelle will in a few days,
leave for Mountain Top.
Mr. f. NJ. Bonadica, of Roanoke, is visiting
his family at No. 200J Venable street.
Miss Jennie Hill. Of Louisville Ky. is visit
ing Mss Ida Jordan. No. 3Olll south Cherry
street.
Nh George Maslin. Of Waynesboro was in
the city yesterday and was caller at Tux
TTIEs Office.
Mr.. George Greenwald, of New York for
merly of Richmond. Is in the city spending
his vacation with bis parents.
Mrs. Julia and Katie Cohen, of Brooklyn.
are in the city, the guest # Mr. and Mr..
Joseph Remsburg on east Clay street
Mr. L. d. Christian. the tobacconist and
paper-mill president Is at the White Sulphur.
He is considerably improved in health.
There will be a match game of base ball
this afternoon between members Of Companies
A and ID. Of the First Virginia regiment on the
lot near the Lee monument.
Among those mentioned for clerk of the
new West-End market is ex-Counclman
hau %
market.
Mr.. Richard II. Fox, of Barton Heights
who was called from Western North Carolina
by the serious illness OF his son. found him
slightly better when he arrived.
Rev. Dr. Richardson, editor Of the Central
Presbyterian, came down from the White
Sulphur day or two ago. but will return to-
day. He is enjoying excellent health.
General Joseph r. Anderson is in New
York. II is probably that he will see Mrs.
Davis while there and learn something of her
determination about the final resting place Of
her husband.
Mss Rachel Van Wort, Of the Richmond
High School, is visiting in WillamspOrt
Penn. She has received much attention from
the school board Of that place and other
friends.
Mr. d. s. Garland, one Of the efficient en-
poyes Of the state Department of Agricul-
ture. leaves this morning for Lynchburg.
While IN Southwest Virginia Mr.. Garland will
attend the meeting of the Farmers Institute.
to be held at Pulaski City on the 10th instant.
Mr. J. II. Powell and family are at Alder
son. on the Chesapeake and Ohio. for the
summer Mr. Powell stood the trip very well
and IS now in excellent health.
Every one remarks on the handsome ap-
pearance Of the Commonwealth Club build
ing, corner of Franklin and Monroe streets
Dr. Hunter Mcclure and Major Lewis Gin
ter will sail on the Majestic July 18th The
latter will be accompanied by his valet and
two nieces. They will be absent about two
months. They leave Richmond tomorrow
morning.
Miss Lou Clark, employed in the car service
Office OF the Chesapeake ami Ohio railway
is spending her vacation with friends and
relatives at High Point. n. c.. and expects 10
visit Palatka Fla. before returning
Mr. William L. Smith, son of.Captan w n.
Smith. of No. 2l4 south Laurel street. was
married Monday last in Lunenburg county 10
Miss lora Barnes. sister of Mr.. X. l.. Barnes.
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will return
to Richmond next week.
Mr.. Allan f. DOnnan. who was quite sick
with fever started for White Sulphur night
before last. but when he got TO Gordonsule
he changed his mind and returned. not feel
ing btiViS cuouSH ~ CohLlAuc ulo Journey
Thursday he went TO Petersburg TO pay a
short visit 10 his father.
The Southern Churchrnan says: Alta meet
ing Of the Standing Committee of the diocese
held July 9Th. Rev. John Ct. Meem. deacon.
was recommended for priests orders Allen
Smith and Robert Blair Bruce both colored)
were recommended as candidates for holy
orders
The funeral of Mrs. Virginia A. Lemaan
took place yesterday afternoon from -. |
Peters Cathedral. The services were pecu-
liarly solemn and impressive The large
number OF friends present attested the popu-
larity and the esteem in which the deceased |
was he'd.