The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Personals and Briefs.

Miss King. OF New OK. y FisiIlhS MD
James w. Allison. 305 west Franklin street
Miss Nellie Tuggle. of Eottoway. will be
the guest of Mrs. Samuel ID. DAVIS IN req
ruary.
Mr.. Charles W. Curtice, treasurer Of Mozart
ACADEMY who has been quite sick, IS I'M
proving.
Professor Ingram is still in the city and will
give several lectures this week on his roy
nesIan travels.
Miss Marsh. of Schoolev's Mountain. n. j.,
is visiting Mrs. James W. Alison $40 west
Franklin street.
Mr.. Arthur II. Page of New York. is the
onest If Mr. I Preston Carson, sos west
Franklin street.
Miss Mariana Rogers. of Petersburg is VS.
iting her aunt. Mrs. Frederick 4. Hanr' NO
10 west Grace street
Mrs Childress. of Goochland, is on visit
to her brother. Mr.. Michael Mayo NO. Zlo
west Marshall street.
Miss Emmie Mason Barksdale, OF Ashland,
is the guest Of Mrs. Mann .. fhlen1ino' o."
615 west Grace street.
Mrs. John w. Belt. formerly Miss Emma
Horner, of WarrentOn, Va, IS visiting irienus
at 20l east Franklin street.
Mr.. Upton B. Sinclair. of New York, son
of the late Commander Sinclair, OF the United
States navy, IS in the city
Messrs George W. Sale and John f. Butler
will leave tomorrow on an e1tehueu ple"suie
trip through the mountains.
Rev. r. r. Graham. brother-in-law OF Rev
II. Carmichael. has accepted a call 10 the
Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Miss Vertie Hoffman. of Orange county. is
visiting her friends. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Rid
dick No GIL north Ninth street.
Lodge of the Strict Obseryance-the new
Masonic lodge-will be constituted and con-
secrated Monday night at o'clock.
Miss Lucille Fuller will receive informally
with Mrs T.. o. Barbour, No. zoo south Ihlru
street. on Tuesday from to 7. III.
The stockholders Of the Broad-street Bank
had a meeting yesterday afternoon, but trans
acted no business of special importance.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Crenshaw, of River
View gave Japanese tea Friday night IN
compliment to young Mr.. Leroy Crenshaw.
,fiss Mary Lowell daughter of Judge Lowell,
of Huntington. Pa. IS visiting Mrs. r. Il.
Cum at the Mount Vernon on east Franklin
street.
The February term of the hastings court
will begin on Monday. The grand jury will
have an unusually large number OF cases 70
consider.
Mr.. c. Hair is spending a week in New
York to hear the great pianist. Paderewsky.
before he returns.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Masonic Home
will hold their regular monthly meeting at the
Masonic Temple, on Broad and Adams streets,
on Tuesday at noon.
Misses Hattie Guggenheimer, New York
citv, and Julia kirnsteln. OF Rochester' are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. i. ). Myers, Oh
No. So west Franklin street.
The finder of the gold and tortoise earring
that is advertised in the lost column Oh LIE
TINES to-day will receive liberal reward oy
leaving same at TIE TINES Office.
The Common Council will meet in monthly
session Monday night Perhaps the most I'M
portalt matter 10 DO considered IS from the
Grounds and Buildings Committee.
Mr.. James II. Anderson and son. Of Lynn,
Mass. are in the city. Mr.. Anderson has
evinced considerable interest in our Soldiers
Home, and has literally contributed to 1t.
The ambulance WAS called 10 a man at
Kelly's Junk store, on twentieth street be-
tween Main and Cary. 1T +. NJ. yesterday,
with his wrist badly cut. The wound was
dressed and the man LETT.
Mrs. John McGill. Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
ton. Miss Dorothy McGil. Misses Pattison,
Bessie Seaberry and Or. W. +. Drewry came
over from Petersburg yesterday 70 attend the
Kendals afternoon performance.
wee bit of humanity IN the form or
white baby was left on the doorstep OF a gen.
tleman's house on Clay street between Iwen-
ty-fourth and Iwenty-hith streets last even
inc The child WAS sent to the almshOuse.
DR.. A. G. Cdbell who for some time has
been SURGEON on the United States ship
Newark has been detached from that snip
and sails from New York. February 30, TO
ioin the "Kearsarge,' to which snip he has
been ordered.
Judge Gunter and jury have been for sew
y he ifrGfT
Court the case Of The Triumph Engine Com
pany against +. q. Hlx a Co. This 10 an ac-
ton in reference 10 some steam engines. Inc
damages are laid at 81. 700. The suit has been
very str ngly contested.
Rev. I. j. Spencer. who leaves this week
for Winchester, KY, will preach tonight az
Third Christian church Mr.. spencer heiu
two yerv successful meetings for this church,
and as this will be the last sermon he WILL
preach in Third church before leaving. he
will be welcomed by large crowd.
The Richmond and Danville railroad have
issued IN order stating that the agencies at
Greenyille. s. c.. will be consolidated with
{. T. Watson as agent In charge or the Dusi-
ness OF the Columbia and Greenyllle, Atlanta
and Charlotte and Port Royal and Western
| Carolina railroads after February LIST.
About a dozen large-slzed photographs OF
Miss May Handy the queen. and Or. Charles
v. Darlington the king at the Association
| ball on Wednesday evening, were on eNnlDi-
ton Yesterday at Dir. Fosters studio on
Ninth street, Mr.. Foster intends TO take the
pictures of all who participated in the Sara
| band as soon as they i've him an opportunity
Mr.. William II. Madison's home, No. zoo
north Twenty-sixth street. was the scene OF q
very enjoyable entertainment on last FRIDAY
| night. Among those present were Misses
| Otelia Walker. Georgia Hobson. Nell Longan
| Matte and Efiie Harmon. Ellen Walker. LIZ
| zie Atkins. Ids Ford. Pearl Woodward. Annie
Herndon. Maggie Hobson. and Messrs Ar
| thur Griffin. Harvey Smith, Willie sullivan;
Frank Gayle. Aubrey Enos,. Bonnie and
| Ernest Harmon and Ernest Madison.
Mr.. F. II. Plumacher,, who for fve years
has been connected with the real estate firm
Of H. l.. Staples & Co.. and during that time
made q fine reputation as real estate
business man. has recently embarked in busl,
ness for himself and Just moved from los
north Ninth street to splendid ofnces at lzOl
Main street. Messrs. Staples a. 20. have
turned over their entire rent list TO Mr.. fiu'
macher, whose experience and training
| thoroughly fits him for successful conduc,
of this line of business. He will give prompt
and efficient attention to any business en-