The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
Personal and General.

PERSONA
Mrs william G. Mayo has returned from
Old Point.
Miss yireie Brock will leave for the White
Sulphur to-day.
Charles S. Knox of Troy, n y, is regis
tered at Fords
DR.. and Mrs Charles H. Chalkley have gone
to Rawley Springs.
Rev. DR.. william Z. Hatcher Aturned from
Middle District Association yesterday.
Mr.. John J. Crutchfeld, after brief visit
to Richmond, has returned to Gordousville
Mr.. Edgerton S. Rogers will leave for Rome
on Saturday, August sth, to visit his father.
Miss May Handy and Miss Madge Ould
have left TO spend August at Nsrragansett
Pier.
Mrs Edward Mayo and Mrs. Charles Wat
kins and family will leave for the White next
Tuesday.
Misses Fannie and Hattie Ross are the
guests of Mrs. Wren at her cottage at lhou-
sand Islands
Miss Louise Mayo will Join Mrs. Thomas
Branders party at the Allegheny Springs
next Monday.
Major F. d. r. Myers and Mr.. Edward c.
Mayo leave tomorrow evening tor a trip TO
Canada and Halifax.
Mr.. Charles A. Lucy. of tho Gambril Manu-
featuring Company, Baltimore, Nd, WAS IN
Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Ryland, Miss Callie
Ryland and Miss Bessie Addison LETT yester
day for Capon Springs
Mrs Emma Graham. of Camden. n. j.. is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. A. S. Nunnally,
4l6 north Seventh street.
Mrs. Philip Haxall accompanied by her
niece Miss Amy Iripplett, and maid, left Tor
the White Sulphur Thursday.
The big crowd Of Raleigh, n. c.. excursion
lists left for home yesterday morning via the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad
In the absence Of Justice G. W. Tyler at the
seashore. Justice Ambrose Barrett is on duty
at the Office of High-ConstAble Garrison.
Miss Jennie McPhail has been prevented
from leaving the city on account Of a spralned
ankle She is still obliged to use clutches.
Mr.. b. f. Smith. of No. 924 west Grace
street left last night for the Allegheny Springs.
Va. where he goes to join his family. VINO are
summering there.
Mrs. Charles Schaaf and her sister, Miss
Carrie Meanly. Of Church HILL Will leave to-
dav for Baltimore on visit of two weeks TO
relatives and friends.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sun
dev-school Association will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock with the Clopton-street
church. Manchester.
Major james A. Taylor. editor Of the New
York Shooting and Fishing. leading sport
ING journal. was in the city Thursday, guest
of Mr. Charles I. Stokes.
Rescue Lodge of Good Templars will give
n free entertainment at Central Hall next
Monday night. There will be choice music,
readings. rectstions, &c.
Misses French aud Mary Shelton have re-
turned TO their home at No. I'll south Third
street from extended visits the former to Char
lottesyille and the latter to Petersburg
Mr.. Mathew NorYell Anderson. a steno-
propher in the division. freight and passen-
per Office OF the Richmond and Danyllle rail-
road has gone South on a pleasure trip.
Rev DR. Tudar. who is now in Norfolk. will
preach at Broad-street church tomorrow
morning and evening. Az night his subject
will be "Satan's Idea Of Religion and Good
Men"
The remains Of Mrs. j. K. Williams. Of
Buckingham. reached the city yesterday at .
O'Clock and were inferred in Hollywood. A
child of the deceased was buried there Just
two weeks ago.
Mr.. John j. Campbell. who died in Peters
burg Thursday. was a well-known newspaper
man. and. in addition to other positions. was
At one time clerk in the State Senate. He had
many friends in Richmond.
Hon. George d. Wise who has been upon
an extended tour in the northwest and on the
Pacific coast. returned home yesterday in fine
trim. and was cordially greeted by his friends
and constituents in Richmond.
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company and the Richmond
and Petersburg Company have erected switch
tower at the Richmond end OF the Peters
burg bridge. from which all switching will be
done in the future.
Mr.. 7. 7. Campbell. and his Committee on
Grounds and Buildings OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, visited the Exposi-
ton Grounds yesterday to note the repairs
necessary to putting the place in proper shape
for the Fair next fall.
Misses Emma and Frances Zapp were guests
yesterday at Ford's Hotel These charming
young ladies' whose beauty and accomplished
manner have made them social fayorites at
Old Point for many weeks, are now en- route
20 their homo in Cincinnati They will be
sadly missed by many Of the young people
with whom they have been recently sssoeia-
ted