The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
Personal AND GENERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Here and There py
the "Tlmes" Reporters.

~ NV
Mr.. John Lyons has returned 70 the city.
Mr.. Frank Davenport is at Saratoga.
Mr.. L. b. Ullman leaves to-day on a trip
| South.
The next Mozart musicale will be given
August 3lst.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt and family have re-
| turned TO the city.
Mr.. A. G. Becker and daughters left Thurs
day night for Chicago.
Sr. Edward @. Mayo will return home Mon
day from HALIFAX. n. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Royal left for Abe
marie county yesterday.
Misses Mary and Nellie Mayo have return
ed from a visit in Hanover.
Miss Eva dc Treville has taken apartments
in Richmond for tho winter.
Policeman B. A Pillow is in Chesterfield
county on a ten days furlough.
Mr.. G.. f. T. Lane leaves this evening for
Mathews county on bis vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Moore. of south Pine street,
has returned from a visit to Norfolk.
Mr.. G. p. Lathrop's family expect TO return
homo from Halifax county next week:
DR.. and Mrs. Ross and the Misses Ross will
return home to-day from a trip North.
htiDr 0h&iib thhEtJ - tt a.
fever at her homo, 40J east Dlain street.
Miss Mary Burruss, of south Second street,
who has been very i'll. is much improved.
DR.. George Ross has returned 10 the city
much ~invigOrated by his usual summed out
ing.
Master Willie Hundley has returned from
his vacation at the Otterburn, Amelia q. d.,
Va.
Paul Culpeper, a popular young man OF
this city. is at the Otterburn. Amelia q. H.,
Va.
Mrs. i. b. Morris and daughter have re-
turned from Clifton Forge and the noun
ta.ns.
Miss Mary Barney, Of west Grace street, is
visiting DIR. Burwells family In Powhatan
county.
Mrs. Thomas Brander and Miss Louise
Brander have returned from the Allegheny
Springs.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn and children, of Harris
burg, Pa, are visiting her father. Mr.. d.
Hutzler.
Miss Mittie Fogg will leave for Shenan,
doah county tomorrow to visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Maggie Lee has returned from a pleas
ant visit TO Old Point, Virginia Beach and
Ocean View.
Mrs. II. T. Tyler, of Washington, is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. f.. II. Garcin, at
100 west Grace.
Miss Leila McCulloch, an attractive young
lady of Blackstone. Va, Is at the Otterburn,
Amelia G.. H., Va.
Mrs. John b. Young has changed her
residence from 905 west Franklin TO NO. 10
south Third street.
Miss Mary Quarles, of west Grace street,
In - ar,It fAr / npfGNIlla IN Visit nnF
cousin. Miss Phillips.
Mrs. Robert F. jennings. a sister Of Mr..
Thomas Booker. of Richmond. died III Dan
vile Thursday night.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Petersburg, will preach
at the park-Place Methodist church to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Epps have returned from
their bridal trip and have located at Ashland
until the lst of November.
Major James D.. Patton expects to goto White
Sulphur next week and remain with his fam
lily until they return home.
Mr.. Thomas Davis. who was badly burned
at the Southern Manufacturing Company
some time since. Is improving.
AT the mission tent last evening there were
three requests for prayer. There Will be ser
vices tonight and tomorrow.
William +. Strang died yesterday at the
residence of his parents, No. 24l2 east Mar
shall street, in his twenty-ffth year.
Mrs. Calvin Whitley and her mother, Mrs.
Roddy, are visiting Colonel and Mrs. Buford
at their country home, THE Highlands"
Mr. f. c. Bryan, of Norfolk, Va. general
freight agent of the Seaboard Air Line rail
road, is in the city registered at Ford's Hotel.
Mr.. Robert T.. Richardson and daughters
have returned TO the city after a pleasant sea
son in Bedford City and Buckingham county.
Miss Bessie Chanler. sister-in-law Of Mrs:
Amelie Riyes-Chanler, will visit Richmond
this winter as the guest OF Miss Lutte Pleas
ants.
Mr.. w. +. Kyle. of Fayetteville n. G.
general freight agent of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad. was in the city yes
terday.
w. II. Davis died yesterday at noon at his
residence in his sixty first year. TIL funeral
will take place to-day at 2 /. N. from his late
residence.
Mr.. J.. C. Haean. of Huntington. w. Va.
formerly of Richmond, who was badly injured
by the explosion Of a gasoline stove last week.
is growing better.
Mr.. II. n. Fitzhugh and Mr.. &. McMullen
are rusticating in the rural shades OF Greene
county, spending their summer vacation with
relatives and friends.
Miss Lula Smith, formerly or
now Of Washington, d. c.. after a severe
illness Of several months, is so far recovered
as to 10 able TO drive out.
Mrs. j. P. Levy. mother Of Hon. Jefferson
VI. Levy. and her son, Mr.. l.. Napoleon
Low. of New York. are at Monticello, the
summer residence Of Dir. Jefferson Levy.
Mr.. Philip S. Powers, Of Richmond, a son
of Sir. d. p. Powers. Of Scottsville, and Miss
Anne Conway Brown will be married IN
Charleston, w. Va, on the 18th OF sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Lewis A. Fox. of Ashland street, who
WAS so i'll some ten DAYS since. - now consid-
cred out of danger. His friends will synpa-
thize with him in the extreme illness or bus
little babe.
Miss Nellie Ryder. of Richmond. Va, who
ia visiting relatives at Baraboo. Wis, has been
very III with an attack OF fever. Her many
friends will he glad 10 learn that she IS now
conyaloscent
Mr.. George D. Mayo returned home yester-
day after q very enjoyable trlp 10 the Blue
Ridge. Allegheny and Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs. He reports much gayety at
the mountain resorts.
The Misses Claudia and Sallie Morson. who
were drowned a few days ago near Birming-
ham. Ala. were daughters of Mr.. Bruce Nor
SON and nieces of Hon. James A. Seldom, Con-
fedarate Secretary Of War. These ~unfortu-
nate Young ladies had many relatives in this
CITY. 10 whom their untlmely end came as a
great shock.
The TINES has received a catalogue of the
narr,i1 Eernaie School Mr.. George r. Mer-