The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-18
A SNAP OF OUR KODAK
<yD PEN PICTURES REsULriSG.
Mates Of tho Citv-Psrsonal Points-what
rv.rxbedy is Richmond Work.
Ing UP for the Fall sosson-Nots'.

Miss Nina IhnuOiPH " $500
| Warrenton.
Mrs NJ Terrell Is homo from her visit to
| Auburn Mills.
Miss Lila Via is now visiting friends in
| Cornwall. n. \.
Hon. w. C. p. breckenridge. OF Kentucky.
is at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Mary Robertson, OF Petersburg Is
visiting friends in Richmond.
Mr.. Edward Rock. of New York city. Is
visiting friends in the Last End.
Miss Bessie Fuqus left yesterday after
noon to visit relatives in KENTUCKY.
DR.. Parker has returned to the city al
ter visiting the lunatic asylums OF the State.
Mr. Fred. Davis. of Michigan, is on visit
TO his father in Henrico county.
Mr. Z. Cuthbert left for the White Sui
phur Springs at Z. NJ. yesterday.
Mr.. Preston Belvin returned yesterday
morning from trip to Eastern Maryland.
Rev. w. b. Williams will preach at Grace
Episcopal church this morning at IL o'clock.
Miss Madeline Murphy has gone to the
Academy of Visitation at FREDERICK City,
Md.
Miss Mintar Ford has returned home
after very pleasant Visit TO PoWhatan
county.
Messrs C. A. and D. G. Catlin, of the
Jacksonville Qll.) Times, were IN Richmond
yesterday.
Mr.. J. C. Smith. who has been confined
at bis nome for several weeks with lever
is out again.
Rev. DR.. James Nslson will Gil the pulpit
of Rev. DR.. Pitt at Barton Heights Baptist
church to-day.
Miss Helen +. Aylwin has returned from
UhIQh
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. F. Percy 10th. 8 popular young man
of Richmond. now of Baltimore. Is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. Carter L. Wornley is expected home
TO-DAY from an extended VISIT 10 Now 1orA
and Northern resorts.
Miss Lula Smith. of Grove road, has re-
turned To her home after spending the sum
mer at Sutherlns, Va.
Mr. C. T. Bringle, of Bedford, Pa, is the
quest of his brother. Major G. III. Bringle.
at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr. w. G. Pilkinton, Of the E. T. Pilkin-
ton Tobacco Company, returned from Salt
Lake and Denver last night.
Miss Annie f. Bell. of west Clay street.
has retained to the city, after an absence OF
several months in the mountains.
Mrs. Ira Momery and her charming
daughter. Elizabeth Bockover, will come to
the city this week for the winter.
Letters are already coming to Richmond
for Hon. Adlai L. Stevenson. They are
sent to the care of Mr.. Cullingworth.
MIR. and Mrs. Fendall G.. Winston. accom-
panied by their sister. Miss Maria Jones,
left for Minneapolis. Minn., a few days ago.
Mrs. +. f. Woodward and her little sons
Jimmie and Richard, have returned home
after pleasant visit to friends IN Gooch-
land county.
The tobacconsts having establishments
about Shockoe Slip complain that the alleys
connecting with the slip are not as clean as
thew should be.
The stockholder, of the Virginia Liquor
Treatment Company will hold an important
meeting at S16 north Fourth street next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Randolph Macon College opened yester-
day auspiciously. A large number OF stu
dents presented themselves and the outlook
is encouraging with this established seat Of
learning.
Rev. George II. Ray presided at the cor
ner-stone laying of Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal church. Louisa county. on Thurs
day last aud preached at the courthouse
in the evening.
Governor Mckinney yesterday reappoint-
7. W. II.
city of Richmond. He also removed the
political disabilities of W. +. Robinson. of
Russell county.
The vesper hour ct ST. Peters cathedral
has been changed to p. NJ. To-day the
church will celebrate the sorrows of the
blessed Virgin. At Sacred Heart church
to-day Father McKeefrey will celebrate the
morning mass.
Professor Darcy Paul Parham, lately
principal of Whiteville IN. c. Academy.
has been elected professor of languages in
Bellevue College, Missouri. and left Rich
mond few DAYS ago TO enter on the duties
of that position.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Morris, OF Mont
gomery. W. Va. who have been visiting on
their bridal tour Mrs. Evans, 1928 Yenable
street. left Yesterday for Baltimore. They
will visit Washington and other cities be-
fore returning home
The following persons qualified yesterday
IN the chancery court as administrators of
estates G. p. Walford on the estate of
James Bagby: n. Johnson, on the estate of
William +. Dowdy and j. II. Mccullough
on the estate of Henry Christian. The es-
tate In each instance Is small.
Past Great Sachem c. Emmett Hill Is In
receipt Of a letter from Mr. j. p. Gardner.
grand keeper of records Of the l. 0. X. NJ.
of Massachusetts. II is dated from Atlanta
aud states that the Massachusetts, delegates
from the Supreme Council. which met in
the last-named city, will reach Richmond
en- route for home at 7:45 p. NJ. to-day.
They will remain until o'clock p. III.
Monday.
Mr.. Edward T. Tupman, aged thirty
eight son OF Mr.. w. S. Tupman aud brother
of hessrs. Booker. White and Rowe Tup-
man, of this city. died on Thursday night
at Newark 4. The funeral will take
place to day. the immediate members of the
family having left yesterday. The deceased
was we'll known here and his death is de-
plored by many who knew him only to love
and esteem him. He leaves a widow. but
no children.