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

hits Of News Gathered Here and There BY
the "Timss" Reporters.

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the "Timss" Reporters.
Miss Csllis Ryland Is visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs Robert whitlock has returned from a
trip North.
Mrs. Hunter Mcguire has returned from
visit TO Stanton.
Col mel James B. Brady. Of Petersburg. |"
at the Exchange.
Mas Royce Scott has returned 30 the city
after trip North.
]. 8. Harwood. who has been quite SICK.
Will be out again in few days.
Miss Virgie CABOT will leave next Week 70
visit friends in Charleston. y. @.
Mrs Robert G.. Cabell and Miss Nellie
Stokes are visiting in New York.
Rev. DR.. Hoee vii. preach at the Old
Market Hall Sunday night at o'clock
Mr.. Willie Allen. who has been sojourning
in New \ ork for some time. is IN the city
Mrs. n. NJ Wilson since her return from
Europe. has taken house on Park avenue.
The first Tuesday german will be given
on the evening of the first day of December
Miss Mary Morton Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF Miss julia Morton. on west Franklin.
Miss Morft. of New York. is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. /. Sheppard. west Grace street.
Judge Timothy Riyes OF Prince George
county. was registered at the Exchange yes
terday.
the city yesterday. and was guest at the Ex-
change
The Misses NcIntoph, of Baltimore. will be
tho guests of Mrs. General Joseph Anderson
next week
A beautiful wedding will be sosmnized AZ
ST. Psuts church on the evening of the 25th
OF this month.
Mr.. William G. Mayo, who ia engaged in
business in Washington. is visiting his family
at the Mt Vernon.
Miss Gertrude Rives, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Pegram. has returned to
her home in Albemsrle.
The friends of Miss Alice Henning will be
glad TO know that she has entirely recovered
from her recent illness.
Miss Ada Dunn, who has been visiting
friends in Richmond. has returned to her
home in Gordonsville, Va.
Miss Emma Barksdae left for Dsnville yes
terdey where she is to be bridesmaid at tue
Carrngton-Tayl0r wedding.
Colonel II. c. Parsons Of the Natural
Bridge arrived yesterday afternoon and was
registered at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Tribbett. of Riverside.
Va. have returned home after q pleasant visit
to W. w. Tribbet. of Is west Grace street.
Mr. John w Mason. United States COM
missioner Of internal revenue. arrived from
Washington city last evening and is registered
at the Exchange Hotel.
Captain John NJ. Hudgins. delegate-elect
from Caroline, whose gallant fight WAS one of
the most interesting III the recent campaign.
yrGa vlaitor 10 fba citv vactardQv
The British steamship Infexible. J. W.
Taylor master. entered yesterday from Nor
folk and cleared for Bremen, Germany, with
600 bales of cotton. valued at f272, 500.
The subject selected By Professor Puryear,
OF Richmond College. for his address al Rs-
leigh next Thursday will be Agriculture"
pure und simple. There is q treat is store for
all who hear it.
Meetings are still going on at the old Trini-
" church. on Franklin street every night.
except Thursday, at o'clock. Services con-
Quoted by the evangelist. Miss Phoebe l..
Hall.
The Commonwealth Club building is fast
approaching completion. IL is said TO be eI-
ceedingly handsome. and the ladies are glad
10 hear that feature OF the new club will be
ladies' days. The grand opening Of the club
will take place about Christmas.
The Third Congressional district Demo
Gratis elected full delegation 10 the House of
Delegates. it being the first time that such
thing has ever happened. The district
chairman. Colonel Meade Haskns. is con
graduated on all sides over the happy reSult Of
bis earnest work.
A telegram WAS received yesterday from
Maryvile. Mont. II conveyed the sad
intelligence of the death from heart disease
of Mr.. James L. Binford. formerly Of
Richmond The deceased was one OF the
most gallant war members of the Second
HoTitzers and one of the truest comrades in
every respect in the battalion.