The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31
Briefs and Personals.

Among the NlctllQS OF tue Eh4b 70 III "N-'--
II. Tyler. He Is quite sicA.
f. -. Taylor a. Co. will give q supper to
their employees Friday night
Mr.. GEORGE W. Douley. Jr.. Of Newport
News, is visiting friends IN this city.
Mr.. c. L. Schapp. who has been sick for
several weeks. is now conyalescent.
Dr. r. u. Garcin has been appointed cor
responding member Of the Medlca. Society IN
Barcelona. Spain
The machinery on a Main-street electric
car was burned cut during the storm tuesday
night Nobody hurt.
DR. J. VI. Macon. ex-deputy sheriff.. who
has been confined with prolonged attack OF
illness. was out yesterday
Mr. +. 5. Thon. of Washington. Is on a
visit 10 his parents Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Ihou'
OF NO zoo west Broad street
The Committee on Water held their reg
ular monthly meeting last evening, but
transacted only routine business.
The annual supper Of the Sacred-H Heart
choir will be given IN PizziDis parlors. lOJ
east Broad street this evening at $50 o'clock.
Miss Edna Holmes. who has been spending
several weeks with the Misses Thompson, re-
turned % her home in LeXing ION, Va, yester-
day.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton 10 the following Richmond couples:
1hDIh5 Drown anu MARY D. IoA' ". l.
Francis and Eliza A. Wade.
M. Carter Glass. editor and proprietor Of
the Lynchburg News, was IN the city yester-
day and left this morning on visit TO Fred
ericksburg and Washington.
The annual meeting Of Acca Temple of the
Ancient Order Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
vii, be held at st. Adams Hall tonight The
election of officers will take place.
1t is stated that the Firs,-street viaduct has
been contracted for The Necessary funds
have been subscribed and the preliminary
work will commence in few days.
Captain T. Leslie Spence will leave for
Baltimore on Monday TO represent the Rich
mOnd members at the annual meeting Of an
investment association of that city.
Captain b. G. Cook. of Kansas. is visiting
/ Mr.. ". j. King. No. Cos vest Marshall street.
/ Captain Cook was collector of customs in this
city during the days OF reconstruction
Dr. w. W. Smith. the indefatigable presi-
( dent Of Randolph Macon College is now in
/ Baltimore TO raise forty thousand dollars for
+ the endowment of chair III that institution.
! Engine No. 13, made by the Richmond Lo-
/ connective Works for the Richmond. Fred
! ercksburg and Potomac railroad, made IFS
/ first run yesterday afternoon. pulling the ac-
! commodation train to Ashland IN fine style.
Rev. f. II Rawlins, the new pastor of CLAW
| street Methodist church. Is i'll at his home
near tie corner of First and Marshall streets.
/ with remittent fever. His physician thinks
he will not be able 10 fill his pulpit for several
/ weeks 70 come.
The initial requistion for postal cards from
/ the Richmond postoce has Just been filed
/ by the department The new cards are about
t double in size OF the old style and are large
enough for any ordinary correspondence.
/ The vignette on the night hand corner is an
excellent likeness of l.. s. Grant
Mr. Charles d. Luck and Miss Marian NJ
/ Williams were married Tuesday evening at
/ the home of Mr.. George 3. Harris the brides
/ brother in-law at No. 1O5 Beech street Rev.
/ s. A. Goodwin performing the ceremony
The parlors were handsomely decorated and
large number of friends we're present.
Mr. O. Williams, q travelling agent for
Messrs Watkins a. Davenport showed q
| TINES reporter yesterday morning two postal
cards of the old style on which was written
/ by lady in Wargenton, n. c.. 1852 words
on one and 7lg on the other. Poth We're
neatly written and easily decipherable.
Invitations have been issued to the we'd
( ding of Mr. J. G. Small and Miss Louise
Evans at East Cambridge Mass. on Wednes-
day. January 6. 1872. The groom Is the Well
| known and popular proprietor Of the Com
mercial Cafe and Miss Evans Is one of Massa-
chusetts most charming daughters.