The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

what 10 Going on OF Interest on the Other
Side of the Water.

The inclement weather prevented IA largo
an attendance upon the concert al Leader
Hall Friday evening as there would doubtless
otherwise have been.
The piano performances by the young ladies'
OF Mrs Hardings music class reflected great
credit upon their teacher.
Mrs. Dangerfcld, Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan. Mr..
Clarence a. Marshall, Of Richmond, and Mrs.
q. scott MeRae, OF this city, sang. and were
received with much applause
MI. ID. Il. Pulllam, in behalf of Mrs. Hard
ing, presented the following young ladies with
goid medals, which were given for certain
number OF hours practice each day during
the session. Misses Coley Lowell. Norma
Llthgow. Eta Jones, Mary Carr. Lucy Carr.
Ethel Harding, Elise Taylor, Mary Burton,
Alma Owens Ruth Brands. Florence Bran
ais' Emma Bass. Mamie Wright, Lou Blan-
ton, Fannie Shctwell and Matte Davidson.
Miss Ruth Nunnally received silver
medal, she having been under Mrs. Hardings
instruction part of the session only.
To-day the pupils presented Mrs. Harding
with handsome picture as token of their
esteem.
Mr. II. G. Chamblin, whitby stock farm.
Chesterfield county, has sold to Mr.. w. +.
Grant. proprietor Of Grantland stock farm.
Henrlco county. the elegantly bred horse,
Woodburn Hambletonian, sired by Belmont
lsire of Nutwood. 2:1ss<; Wedgewood, 2:19;
Fred Arthur, 2:124; Viking, 2:l914, and many
other great trotters) first dam, Vara, by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian; second dam, Venus,
10y American Star. Both Venus and Yara are
great producing dams. whose descendants
have bred on for successive generations.
Woodburn is full brother 20 Vatican, 229A,
and sire Of Belle Vara. record 222 at three
years old
Mr.. r. f. Elder. Of this city, has finely
mounted and elegant pistol, taken from the
dead body of Colonel Timothy p. Andrews. a
Federal soldier. ut the battle of Gettysburg.
IL is a six-barrel Colts revolver, silver mount
ed. and has inscribed on the barrel: Pre-
sented to Colonel Timothy p. Andrews by
the inventor"
Mr. Elder gave Confederate soldier, who
secured the trophy in that battle. silver
watch for the pistol.
The regular monthly meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday-schools Of Richmond and Man
chester will be held at Central church this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Several speakers
from Richmond are expected, and the e1er-
cises will be very interesting.
Mr.. Thomas Puly, of Mecklenburg county,
and Mrs. George w. Hardy of Lunenburg
county. have been called TO the city on ac-
count of the illness of their sister, Mrs. A. d.
Shotwell, at her residence on Cowardin ave-
nue..
Mrs. S. A. viles. of New York city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. +. ID. Whitehead in
this city.
Miss Annie j. Bowie, of Petersburg, is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. L. b. Howle, lila south
Eleventh street.
Rev. w. III. Atwill. Of Clay-Straet church.
Richmond. and Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Peterson, of
Central Methodist church, will exchange pull
pits tonight
Miss Lottie Moore, daughter of Captain
David Moore, of Chesterfield, is dangerously
i'll at her fathers residence
Mr.. c. t. Lipscomb. q native Of Man
chester. late at the Buford House, Charlotte,
n. c., has returned home permanently, and
is now with the American Hotel in Rich
mOnd
Mrs. r. b. w. Beattie. of Manchester, and
her mother, Mrs Captain Gordon, of Marine
City. Mich, have sailed from New York for a
trip TO Germany.