The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
prnsoSAn AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CT
zeps and other Matters.

NJ. y w Courtney and mother are IN
nnnrer Col. where they will be tor several
| weeks. , ". :.
Auss Iucy Day, of Smithfeld, Va. Is
..,-e..", Mia. Gertrude Howard on Park
| avenue
Miss Lucils Thompson. of New York city,
10 tie ouest of Miss PizZini, 7l3 east Uraco
street.
Mics Katie Lee Whitaker. s03 west Clay
street is extremely i'll, with very little hope
| of recovery.
Mics Ellie Hulst has returned TO the city
/ ofter a visit of two months in Connecticut
and New York.
Mrs. Mary Dixon. OF Church Hill. has re-
turned from a pleasant visit OF about week
| in Orange county.
Colonel Meade Haskins leaves to-day at
o'clock for Powhatan Courthouse, where he
| speaks tomorrow.
Miss Emma Stabler and Miss Abby Eich,
of Brooklyn n. Y. are visiting Miss Ella
Moyniham, of Church Hill.
Miss Virginia Miller has just returned
from pleasant trip to DR.. Haines. Noun
tain View. Cuipeper county. Va.
The Moore Memorial Chapter. No. 4SS,
Brotherhood of 1T. Andrew. Will hold an
important meeting Wednesday evening az
s:15.
The September number of the Mercantile
and Manufacturing Journal IS an excellent
paper, replete with commercial anu news
matter.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rogers. of Raleigh. n. C.. is
on a visit TO her son. Mr. j. A. Rogers. No
20 east Broad street. and expects to remain
until after the Exposition.
Hon. S. s. wilkins. of Northampton
county and G.. c. Waddell, clerk OF Charles
City county, were among the callers al the
Capitol Yesterday.
Superintendent G. f. Doyle, accompanied
by his stenographer. left Yesterday morning
for q trip over the James-River division or
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Rev. w. r. Richardson is at the Exchange
Hotel after a pleasant trip to Canada. Mr..
Thomas j. Glover, of the Warm Springs
and Hon. W. Il. Bib. of Louisa county,
Va. are also at the Exchange.
Messrs Woodward & Lothrop. at the
Temple Dry Goods Store, Broad and Adams
streets, will celebrate the first anniversary
of the opening of their store tomorrow
with grand opening display.
Mr.. Ira Momery Is back from Roanoke,
where he went as delegate TO the State
Sunday school Convention. He speaks in
glowing terms of the work done by the
convention and of the future prospects OF
the Sunday schools Of Virginia.
There will be meeting of the committees
from the various Good Templars' lodges
at the Young Mems Christian Association
parlors at o'clock Wednesday evening to
arrange for the entertainment OF the Grand
Lodge at their meeting here IN December.
Nelson Roberts Esq.,. manager OF the
Lyceum Theatre Company. of New York.
who has been IN Richmond the last few
Il orttp
pearance OF The Grey Mare at the Mo-
zart this week. leaves this morning for Bal
timore Mr. Roberts will return In time Tor
the opening of the Exposition.
General Manager Ct. w. Stevens. Secretary
G. i. Wexford and Assistant to the General
Manager NJ H. Akers. who left early last
week tor an inspection tour of the Western
divisions of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
I way returned 10 Richmond yesterday MORN
ing. On their return trip they were accom-
panied bv Judges Eldridge. Winfield and
Gould. of Indiana. Judges Eldrldge and
Winfield left last evening for New ork.
Judge Gould is the guest of Mr.. Stevens.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Taylor who have been
in Europe for the last five months visiting the
principal cities of France. Germany Sicily,
Italy, Austria England aad Scotland, lett
for home yesterday on the steamship Au-
rama OF the Cunard line. which is expected
to reach New York on the Sth or 9Th of this
month. After spending'a rev days in the
metropolis Mrs Taylor will visit her father,
Judge j. T. Lowell, of Front Royal. Va, Tor
a week or ten days DR.. Taylor will return
to Richmond the latter part of the week.
Rev. Or. Samuel s. Lam beth. long resi-
dent Of Richmond, is quite sick in Norfolk.
Friends in Richmond have received inv-
tatons to the marriage of Mr.. Harvey Wash
and Miss Agnes Goodman. near Ashland,
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mayor Ellyson presided over a meeting
OF business men at the Chamber of Com
merce Yesterday looking to a plan of rails
ing funds for the Democratic State Com
ID ttee. The meeting was well attended.
Miss Suter, OF Alexandria. is visiting Miss
Barney, of west Grace street
Mrs. Mary A. bowman, OF Fredericks-
burg has issued invitations to the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Sophia Chlnn. TO Mr..
Marion j. Dimmock, of this city, Wednes-
day evening. October 18th. at o'clock, at
St. Georges church. Fredericksburg.
State Senator d. Gardiner Tyler. Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress from the Sec
ond district. was i'll the city Yesterday.
Messrs. Elijah Baker and James Hall yes
terday afternoon rode TO Petersburg on their
icycles and returned to the city early in
the evening in very good condition.
Mrs Il. F. Holstead and Miss Genevieve
| Holstead have returned To the city after
pleasant visit to Washington and Balt-
more.
Mr.. J. 3. C. Spencer. proprietor of Spen-
GERS Hotel, in Williamsburg. is III the city.
Mr. S. S. Williams. member of the House
of Delegates from Northampton county, is
visiting trends in this city.
DR.. A. G. Palmer of Norfolk, is spending
Sunday in Richmond
Every trade. calling or employment has
| its convention nowadays, and the cemetery
superntendents fell into line with theirs
| last week in Baltimore. Mr. John H.
Hooper. of Hollywood cen etery, repre-
scented Richmond, and absorbed many ideas
and points while in attendance there which
he will use TO best advantage in improving
that beautiful resting place of the dead.
Misses Emily Houston and Julia Lorum
are visiting III New York.
Rev. r. W. Van Hook will preach at the
| Third Christian church to-day at ii A. Nj.
and Z. NJ.
Mr.. John f. Hockaday. of Roanoke a
former well-known resident Is in the CITY,
Miss Jessie MCLAUGHLIN. of Church Hill.
left Friday night 70 attend Ingram Insti-
| tute. Haiiiax county. a.
The Ballard House dining-room has been
rehtted for the Il and winter season. and
is expected 10 be occupied tomorrow.
The funeral services OF Miss Mary Ed
monia Taylor took place at the Church
Home, 5l7 north Fourth street, at o'clock
last ulIht