The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-10
Personal and General.

DR.. Ramon D. Garcin has returned to the
city
The st. Claire Hotel has been handsomely
painted.
Bishop Jackson will Join his family at Kes-
wick this week.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure will sail for Europe on
Monday. July 18th.
Miss Hattie O'Bannon. of Barton Heights
has lett for the mountains.
Miss Jennie Hill, of Alabama. is visiting
Mrs G.. c. Courtney 9ll Leigh street.
Miss Moss of Louisa county is the guest of
the Misses Bigger. on east Leigh street.
Mr.. William r. Mckinney, Of Petersburg.
was among tie visitors 10 the city yesterday
Miss Jennie Otey of this city, is visiting her
cousin. Mrs Robert FRANCIS. Jr., at Old
Point, Va.
Metropolitan Lodge, No III, held stated
communication at st. Adams Hall last
evening.
Miss Emma Barksdale arrived from Old
Point and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
ginus Johnson.
Mrs. Samuel Cohen Miss May Michelbacher
and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rsab lett yester-
day for Atlantic City.
Rev. DR.. j. S. Felix. Of Lynchburg. will
preach at the Second Baptist church during
the month Of August.
Miss Mary G.. Crenshaw and Miss Abigail
Crenshaw leave for Gloucester to-day, where
they will spend two weeks.
Mr.. b. Stegar Marstin who was injured by
a fall from an excursion train to Providence
Forge last week, Is improving.
Miss Mamie Randolph. of Culpepsr. who
has been visiting Miss Matte O'Bannon, Of
Barton Heights, has returned home.
DR.. Mcbride. of Alexandria, Va, is in the
city. The Doctor is with his SON. who is
under the treatment OF DR.. Joseph White.
Mr.. James E. Cook, of Hampden-Sidney
College. will preach at Emmanuel Iresby-
terrain church tonight at S:l5 o'clock.
Miss Salle Randolph daughter of Bishop
A. NJ. Randolph. s still quite sick at Char
lottesville Her father has gone to that town.
Mr.. W. f. Peters, the veteran car driver,
continues quite Ill at his residence on south
Linden street. and Mrs Peters is also quite
sick.
Hugh Smith, who died at Fincastle Of apo
plexy last Monday was buried from st.
Peters Cathedral yesterday morning at 9:l5
o'clock.
Miss Ellie Elliott. of Danville. who has
many friends in Richmond. has arrived in
Bremen Miss Elliott will make an extended
tour through Continental Europe.
Mrs. G. b. Davenport, Miss Eliza A. Dayen-
port and Mr.. Frank A. Davenport leave for
Natural Bridge to-day. They will visit the
White and Staunton also, and will be absent
tbOut two weeks.
Misses Mary s., Winfred Graves. Mary and
Sue Crenshaw, accompanied by Miss Sutton
leave the city to-day. They will spend most
of the time near CrOZet. Va, and will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. George NJ Peck. of No. s06 west Main
street. who has Just received his diploma from
the University of Virginia, has been appointed
one Of the instructors IN one of the depart
ments of that institution.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. f. Bradley have returned
20 the city from pleasant trip to Northern
cities
Miss Mabel Gathright's name was omitted
in the list Of second-honor pupils of Mr.. III.
l.. Rees Jr s. class closing. She stood next
20 the medaist.
Mr. Robert +. Richardson is in Lynchburg
on a brief business trip.
A number OF Richmond men went TO High
land Park yesterday. when the lots were APP
portioned among those who had purchased.
Judge Robert W. Hughes passed through
the city yesterday.
Dove Lodge. No 81, will hold stated
communication tonight. There will be work
il two degrees.