The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-12

went down to Old Point yesterday.
Miss Imogen Moss. of Louisa is visiting the
Misses Bigger, 902 east Leigh street.
The Sons of Veterans will have an all-dsy
celebration at Blenner Park July 18th.
Misses Sallie and Mary Anderson and Mary
Blankenship are visiting in Sussex county.
Nj Chastain Dillon continues very sick at
his residence, No. 2l5 west Marshall street.
Traffic Manager Haas and General Freight
Agent Drake have returned from New York.
Bishop Wilmer is stopping at Brooke Hill,
HenricO county He will hardly preach to-
day.
Mr. w w Gilbert has returned from Am
herst and resumed his duty on the Capitol po-
lice.
Mr.. and Mrs William /. Royal had n safe
and pleasant trip over and are now IN Lon
don.
Miss Charlotte Daniel leaves for Glouces-
ter Monday, where she will stay about two
weeks
Mrs. Ivanhoe Selster. Of 915 west Main
street, is visiting relatives in Fluyanna
county.
Mrs. J. ID. Locke. Of Church Hill has left
the city to spend the summer in Dinwlddie
county.
Misses Mary and Addie Johnson, who have
been to Old Point. returned TO the city last
week.
Mr.. willoughby Newton will this week
leave for Bar Harbor, where he will spend his
vacation
Mr.. and Mrs William Shepherd and Miss
Leila Myers are making trip through CONT
mental Europe.
A white boy employed at the Crystal Ice
Company had one OF his knees badly cut with
an ak yesterday.
Mr.. John T. Saunders will leave tomorrow
for Louisa county, where he will spend two
weeks vacation
Miss Julia Powers Jackson will leave to-
morrow for Fluyanna, where she will visit her
friend, Miss Petit.
Mr.. George T. Fitzgerald, of Danville,
formerly of Manchester, is on a visit 20 rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mr. James Allison will at an early date build
handsome residence on the vacant lot oppo-
site Major Ginters.
Misses May Handy and Madge Ould have
returned from Baltimore. They will summer
at Narragansett Pier.
Miss Judith Darlington has gone to the
Healing Springs. Mrs Il. g. Morson will
join her in few days.
Mrs. George Palmer and Miss La Fonde
Palmer Will leave on July 18th for Dixon's,
two miles from the White.
Mrs. L. Rose, of 115 east Marshall street. IS
now at Atlantic City. n. j., where she will
spend the month OF July.
Mcssrs w b. Weisiger, John A. Cullen and
r. T. Wilson left on the 5:45 train yesterday
evening for Virginia Beach.
Misses Mary and Lydia Layne, of Charles
ton, w. Va. are visiting their cousin, Miss
Louise Meade. on Cary street.
H. w. Higgins and family, Mr.. McGilvray
and family and r. b. Lee are stopping at the
Hotel Brunswick at Waynesboro.
Mrs Henry Myer, Of 1O5 east Clay sire et is
on a visit TO Baltimore. From there she will
go TO Deer Park for the summer.
Mrs. i. X. Thomas and son, Gray, of this
city have left 10 spend the summer in Eau
quier. Mr.. Thomas will join them later.
Miss Mary c. Gordon. of 40 east Grace
street left the city yesterday to visit Staun-
ton, Va, where she Will spend the summer.
The check given by J. A. Pattee, and for
which he was tried for forgery. was given to
John Ferguson and not TO A. b. Ferguson.
Misses Jennie and Annie Cook. who have
been visiting friends IN this city, will to-mor-
row leave for their home IN Hanover county.
The ladies of Washington-street Methodist
church will hold lawn party at Morton's old
flower garden next Monday and Tuesday
nights.
MI. henry L. harrington. OF HalllhX
county, brother of Mr.. W. t. Darlington
after very critical illness, is reported slightly
improved.
Mr. and Mrs Otway Allen, Mrs N. NJ. Will
son and Mr.. Dudley Mcdonald sailed yester-
day for Europe They will be gone several
months.
Miss Jennie McPhail. who has for some
time been suffering with a sprained ankle. is
greatly improved. She is, however, still on
crutches.
A regular meeting of Mccarthy Council
r. A. was held last evening. The new
officers were installed and several candidates
were initiated.
Mrs. Wells, Of Cincinnati. and her two
daughters. will be the guests of Mrs; R. II.
Whitlock Monday. They will be in the city
several days.
Mrs. Gus Hauf of New York, her son.
Joseph and her daughters. Misses Gertie and
Minnie. are the guests Of Mr. Elias Hauf, of
east Clay street.
Mrs. James b. Pace and Miss Bessie Pace.
who returned from Old Point this week. have
gone to their country place. near Keswick.
Albemarle county.
Colonel b. II. Mercer. of Philadelphia, a
well-knOwn commercial traveller. Is. L. O. Elk
and an honorary member of X. T.. Lee Camp,
Is at Murphys Hotel.
Dir. Harry Nj. McRae. son OF Dr. A. y. Nc
Rae. who has been living in Galveston, Texas,
for the past seven years, is on visit to his
friends and relatives.
Mr.. John X. Ryan. vice-president and gen.
eral manager of the Virginia and Alabama
Mining and Manufacturing Company, is in |
the city for few days
Mr. George S. Barnum. general freight agent |
of the Georgia Pacific division of the klch- |
mond and Danville system, is in Richmond to |
confer with Mr.. Haas.
The hour of Sunday service at the Imman-
uel Presbyterian church has been changed |
from to $50 p. NJ. Mr.. James L. Cook will |
ofiiciate this afternoon.
X. w. Powders and family. w. s. Robert
son and family. Mrs. Walker and niece will |
leave on the 18th of this month for the Hotel |
Brunswick at Waynesboro.
Mrs. Amanda p. Werth, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some days past at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. Mamie ID. Werth. 500
west Grace street, is somewhat improved
Mr.. John s. HARDWOOD went yesterday after