The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

Bits of News Gathered Here and There by
the Times" Reporters.

Bits of News Gathered Here and There By
the Times" Reporters.
Miss virgis Drewry Is at the White Sulphur.
Miss Nellie Murphy has returned from the
White.
DR.. Galeski has returned from his summer
vacation.
Mr.. Barney Wertheim has gone on VISIT to
Brooklyn.
Mr. Linwood Antrim has gone on a trip TO
Halifax. n. s.
Rev. DR.. 7. J. Lafferty is back from tho New
York Chautauqua.
Rev. J. f. Hutson, the evangelist, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lonis Euker has left the city for an
extended trip North.
Mr. Charles Z. Lathrop returned yesterday
from Halifax county
Mr. Thomas N. Render is on q business
visit to Newport News.
Mr. W. T. Gayle left yesterday afternoon
for trip TO the springs.
Mr. c. J. Grigg is ON a visit TO Virginia
Beach and Ocean View.
Mr. G. Julian Paoh is on visit to his
former homein Charlottesville.
Mr.. Eddie Laferty has returned from a visit
TO New York and other Northern points.
Mr.. Leo Schwarzschild has returned from a
months vacation at Atlantic City aud other
resorts.
Rev. Dr. w. w. Landrum. who has been OF
Alton. Is this week at the Shenandoah and
Shiloh Associations.
Miss Julia A. Grant. of 321 west Grace
street. has returned 20 the city after visit to
Old Point and Hampton.
Miss Maggie II. Martin, of 1903 Venablo
street left yesterday TO visit her uncle, Mr..
Tom West OF Hanover county.
W. c. Mcdowell, cashier Of Ford's Hotel.
has recovered from a severe attack OF bilious
fever and IL again attending TO his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs J. h. Tyree have returned
been visiting their daughter Mrs. }. d. Ten
nant
Mrs. Louisa Hedrick. of Charleston. s. c.,
but formerly of this city. after an absence Of
several years has returned to visit her old
friends.
Miss Mamie L. Williams. Of this city, who
has been summering at Smthfeld, Old
Point and Norfolk, returned to the city last
Tuesday.
The wooden framing being erected over the
Soldiers and Sailors monument on Libby
Hill went up another story yesterday, and
presents an incomplete picture OF the Eifel
tower.
Mrs John /. Apperson and son, who have
been visiting relations III New Kent county,
will leave soon for Belmont Springs Va and
expect to reach home about the middle Of
September.
The stone steps at the Tenth-street entrance
10 the Capitol Square. which were in a much
dI0pidated condition. have been relaid by tue
convicts working in the square in q very sub
stantial manner.
The funeral of Alice Jeanette Roach. the
little four-year-old daughter Of Dir. A. j.
Roach, who lives at 504 Clark street, near
Hollywood, took place at that cemetery AZ II
o'clock yesterday.
A large number Of sympathetic friends as
sembled at the residence Of Mr.. Wexford
Mosley, 1921 west Leigh street. yesterday after
noon 10 attend the funeral services Of the
infant son Of Mr.. Robert II. Hawks.
The funeral services of Mrs. Kate T. White
took place from 704 enty-eghth street. the
residence Of her husband, Mr.. George W.
White at I O'clock yesterday afternoon. The
services were largely attended, and the numer-
Gus floral tributes attested the high esteem IN
which the deceased was held.
Baltimore Sun Messrs Patrick Rafter. of
Richmond. Va, and +. S. Barton. of Reed &
BartOn. manufacturers of silyerware.at Taun-
ton, Mass, both prominent Klks and
f. Pagan, Of Richmond. are n the city aud
will spend several days here as guests Of Peter
J. Campbell. Thomas +. McNulty and
Thomas H. McCreadV