The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
Zana and Other MATTERS.

Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit-
zens aud Other MATTERS.
Mrs. NJ d. Wyatt, of New York. is at
Ford's Hotel.
Rev. Drs. Dickinson and Pitt have re-
turned TO the city.
Mr. Samuel Kaufelt will make Louisville.
KY. his future home.
Mr.. James Hartley. of 9l3 Louisiana
street. is out after protracted illnsss.
Miss Bette McCaw. who has been on a
visit TO Midlothian. returned yesterday.
Mrs. Allen Tyler has returned TO the city
after delightful summer at the Old Sweet.
The work Of making the seats for Pains
Paris show at the Exposition has been COM
pleted.
Mss Lavinia HALEY and Mr.. Frank Leon
ard were married by Rev. W. A. Laughon
Monday night.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt and two children
returned from weeks visit in Baltimore
yesterday morning.
The funeral of Grace Linden. oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Mccall
took place Wednesday evening.
Rev. Joseph Walker will preach Sunday
morning at Grace-street Baptist church.
No service at night. See notice.
Mr.. Mason Sargent is in a helpless condi-
ton and in needy circumstances at his
room. No. 4l8 north Seventh street.
Mrs. Sallie F.. Laughon. wife OF the pastor
of Denny Street Methodist church. has
been quite sick with malarial fever.
w. II. Tappey Squres. of Petersburg. is
spending several days Ia tho city as the
guest OF his aunt. Mrs. l.. T.. Everett.
n. "a. al h. o,fu
yesterday afternoon and is expected to
preach morning and night next Sunday.
Mrs. F. L. Drumeller. who has been so
sick nc the residence of her father. Mr. b.
b. Crump. on west Cary street, is better.
Mrs Indiana F. Grieg, mother of the late
Mrs. jennie p. Thompson. Of Richmond,
died at Knoxville, Tenn, September lst
Work on the new Nicholson-street school
building is progressing very rapidly, but 1t
will take several months yet to complete it.
The Baptist Sunday School Association of
Richmond and Manchester will hold its
regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eliza F.. Redford aud Mr.. Allen NJ.
Childress were married Tuesday by Rev.
W. A. Laughon. The marriage was very
quiet one.
Miss Sallie Dern beck. of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mrs. A. X. Lawrence,
at No. COB Albemarle street. left for home
| Thursday.
Miss Cora Everett has returned home af-
ter A pleasant VISIT to her friends. Mrs. J..
| NJ Camp and Miss Gwendolne Poston. OF
! Lynchburg.
The West End Woman's Christian Tenn
! perarce Union will have an important meet
ing at Main and Lombardy streets next
| Monday at o'clock Z. n.
Mr.. Lee Wade. who has been railrOading
between Macon, Ga, and Paatka, Fla. is
on q visit 10 his parents, MIR. and Ars. Ed
ward Wade, Of south Pine street.
Mr.. w. T. Ledford, master painter of the
Richmond and Danville shops. has gone to
Detroit Mich. TO attend tho National Con-
vention Of Master Railway Painters.
Rev. DR.. Sprigg and family have returned
| from their summer trip. The Doctor expects
| TO hold service at Moore Memorial church
on Sunday, both morning and afternoon.
Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Hoge preached at Salem
| Sunday morning and Wednesday night.
| Tuesday night he had q reception at the
residence of Judge II. Z. Blair. of that
! place.
Mr.. r. NJ. Reynolds, of Richmond, for a
| number of years with the Chesapeake and
! Ohio railway both In this city and Cincin-
natl. has been appointed auditor Of the n.
L. and G. railroad with headquarters at
Athens, Ga.
DIR. Jacob Michaux will leave the city
this morning at s O'Clock for Allegheny
Springs. where he will attend the sessions of
! the Virginia Medical Association and of the
State examining board, which meets on the
/ 18th instant.
The September term of the Henrioo
| County Court begins next Monday. The
| docket is quite lengthy one. including the
case of Houseman. charged with horrible
crime, and of John Silvia, charged with
| HOUSEKEEPING.
On Wednesday evening Miss Annie May
| Throckmorton and Mr. James Wade were
united in marriage at the residence of the
brides uncle. MI. George +. Coghlll. No.
1917 Fourth street. Rev. Theodore Whit
field officiated. The bride was the recipient
of number Of neat and useful presents.
Mrs NJ. ". Staples. Mr.. A. s. Staples and
M. and Mrs. J. Howard Austin. who ac-
companed the remains of the late Rev. N.
w Staples 10 this city, have returned to
their respective homes, Catskill, ~ Y, and
New York city. Mrs. J. \. Gordon. who
came here with them. is now at her home,
IL north Third street.