The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zers md Other Matters,


zens and Other Matters.
Mr.. William r. Farrell is on a business
| trip to Norfolk.
Judge f. r. Boykin, OF Wilmington, N
| c., is at the Davis House
Mrs. G. D. Poitiaux, OF No. 725 Twenty
fifth street, is critically Ill.
Mrs. Judge Ball is in Georgia with Mr.
Fayette Ball, who now lives near Marietta.
Mr.. H. +. C. Baskerville condition is
reported to be unchanged. He Is still very
ill.,
The Times has received two beautiful
calendars from the Richmond Stove Com
pany.
Miss Rosa Hampton has been engaged as
organist at the Denny-street Methodist
church.
Miss Salle Cullen Epps will leave in
few days to spend her Christmas holidays
in Petersburg.
Mr.. Charles r. Ball has gone to San
Antonio, and will spend the winter in Texas
and New Mexico
Mrs. Edith Fairfax oncure, of Texas.
Is stopping for some time at Mrs. Owls, 315
east Grace street.
After a three weeks visit to Norfolk.
Mr.. Isaac Wood, OF 324 Nicholson street,
has returned home.
Mr.. Frank J. Parater, Jr., Of State street
and Williamsburg avenue, who has been
very Ill, is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Hart, Of Richmond College, viii
preach at Nenable-stceet Baptist church
this morning and night.
Miss Alfredo Eppes, of Appomattox-on-
the-James, is visiting Mrs S. w. Trayers,
221 east Franklin street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Mamie i. Phelps 10 Mr.. Charles
II. Chaplin, on December 18th
Mrs. Annah Hatke qualified yesterday in
the chancery court as cxecutrix Of the will
Of Andrew Hatke, deceased.
Mr.. Charles d. Habliston has entirely re-
covered from his recent illness, and is now
able to attend his place of business daily.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Sun
dayschOOl Society will be held at Broad
street Methodist church tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock p NJ.
DR.. r. A. Donaldson, recently from Dan
vile, a graduate Of Ontario Veterinary Col
lege has located in this city at 3Oj north
Monroe street
Mr.. S. II. Stockctt, Of New Orleans, La,
and Miss CORTLAND Dupuy, Of Norfolk, Va,
will visit Miss jamie Nicholas, No. 1O4 north
Fifth street, this week
Mr.. Andrew Joyner. Of the Kelley Insti-
tute Ashland and Mr.. J. A. Edmondson,
OF the SnOwChurch Company, Norfolk,
are at the American Hotel
There viii be revival services and a gen
eral experience meeting at the Mission
rooms, on the corner Of Kinney and Leigh
stu cts, today at 3 O'clock p. VI.
David Faircloth, the son Of Mr.. David
Faircloth, Of Liggons Ill., who was some
time since shot by a playmate. has recov-
cred his sight and Is again going out
Mrs. George Dippel, of Baltimore, who
has been stopping with friends in Lynch
burg is now visiting her nephew, Captain
George NJ Rogers No. 81 Nicholson street.
The Beard of Fire Commissioners have
ordered test of the new steamer for the
Broad-street engine-house Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock Mt Nineteenth and Dock
streets.
At Centenary Methodist church Rev. Dr..
Robert n. Sledd will begin a series of SER
mons on the Rise, Progress and Peculiar
ties Of Methodism this morning at IL
o'clock.
Mr.. P. ]. Shea, Of Indianapolis. Ind;
Mr.. l.. Jamison, Of Lafayette. Ind: Mr..
'. ID. Dygert, Of Boston, Mr.. J. Barber
of Liverpool, and Mr.. Earnest Kynast. Of
Philadelphia, are at the Hotel Dodson.
A banquet and hop at Hotel Bon Air
LittletOn n. c. on the 10Th OF this month
will be attended by several Richmond
people. The occasion Is the celebration OF
the election CT the Democratic Congress.
men.
Mr.. J. +. Alexander, of New York: Messrs.
John II. Fowler, +. L. Graf1iin and William
sVrfo ri oP 10
j. w g. Blackstone, Of Accomac, and Ma
jor b. f. Eake, of White Sulphur Springs.
West Virginia, are at the Exchange Hotel
The Tuesday assemblies viii hereafter
begin promptly at 0;3O O'Clock, in order that
the german may be danced before as well
as after supper. These entertainments are
growing each week in popularity, and each
assembly is considered a great social event
by the fashionable folk.
James NJ. Thomas, chief Justice: John d
Roe, chief secretary; J. r. Page, medical
examiner in chief; William G. Miller.
George G. Hooper. OF Baltimore Md, and
Charles ii. Shoemaker, Of Philadelphia, the
last three members OF the executive com
mttee OF the Equitable League of America.
will address n public meeting at Sanger
Hall Friday night, December 10th.
About l o'clock yesterday Mr.. Emil f.
Miller was taken suddenly i'll on the corner
or flfth and Broad streets and fell on the
sidewalk and cut his lip The ambulance
was summoned aud responded quickly. The
unfortunate man was taken into Hermann
Schmidts grocery. where after his wound
was dressed and he had recovered he was
LETT with his father, Mr.. Henry G. Miller.
Rev. II. p. Mitchell. who Is 10 have
charge OF the new st. James Methodist
church. on Church HILL Is I'm the city In
addition TO his charge at that church. Rev.
MI. Mitchell will engage In general Metho-
dlSt missionary work in the city. Mr..
Mitchell viii hold conference with the
prospective members Of the new church az
the Wesleyan Mission to-day at 80 o'clock
T. NJ. The meeting Is held with view &c