The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12
Photographs Of Colonial 'iansions.


FnrDrrIcRsBrno. Va. Jan 11.-iSpeciai. F.
At tho last meeting Of Masonic Lodge No. 3
Of this city resolutions were unanimously
adopted cOmulimentiDg and thanking CAP
tain IS j. Quinn for tho admirable h3iorlc2
sketch oil that lodge recently prepared bi
him. This Is the Lodge In which George
Washington was made Mason. and 10 has
rare and rich history. OF which the member.
are al very proud. it has been ono hundred
and forty years since tho lodge was organ
ize5. and the membership now numbers
about ono hundred.
Messrs. Joseph l.. Chandler and Horace c.
Durham. members Of tie Architects Gu.
OF Boston. were here to-day looking at some
oi the old Virginia mansions in and near
this city. with a view OF INTRODUCING into
their new architectural designs tho rarest and
most beautiful features oil 3 me OF tie oid
colonial plans. They Wi be Il Ell these gem
tlemen state. to give touo aud dignity sli
symmctr, t. some Of tier lncst Work. After
taking photographs 0t the 'frampiou IIan-
81 on Naryes Heights and several Otter
places. Nesers Chandler and Durham le.t 10Y
Richmond. where they Will spend several
days
hir. r. j.. Harding. "A respected carpenter
OF this city die1 last night 10 his residence VI
pneumonia IN the hftieth year OF Ais age he
served during the war IN 4 mpany A. ihn
tietn Virginia regiment, and was member OK
lIt Jtllilrl Ellitu tliA Oh 4iANhif '-AA4F f'At-
federate oterans The latter organization
will attend the unerai IN body.
Colonel $. Welt I'd COrbin, Of King George
county. was in tie city to-day and lett for
Richmond this evening
judge William s. Barton. who has been
holding court ID your city for Judge Wexford.
came up Saturday and spent Sunday with ms
family.
Mr. Il. =. Campbell. Of Richmond. spent
sunday u tIfg gfIn-t AIR. j..
StOneOarkeT
The lest OF the union services Of the week
# prayer closed at the Methodist church last
night Addresses were delivered by Rev d.
Il. Morton. Rev. " VI. Clark and Rev. Dr.
T.. ;. Runaway. and collection WAS taken
up for the Virginia Bible Society. The
meetings have Been well attended and
much good has resulted.
Mrs. NJ. u. Strasburser. of Baltimore. IS
visiting her brother Mr.. NJ. G. StrasDurger,
on William street.
Colonel \. ~ Charters. Of spotsylvania
county loft to-day for Winchester 10 attend
the eighteenth annual session of tho State
Grange. which meets IN that place Tuesday.
Colonel Charters is the head officer OF that
organization.
Miss Lizzie Gurley. daughter Of Captain
Gurley, OF the steamer Richmond, Weems
line. 10 IN the city visiting friends.
MAJOR j. Horace Lacy was in the city to-
gay ana Will leuNe lot lDclfu DuO tomorrow.
Miss Resale st. John and Mics May Brax-
ton. Of this city. are visiting friends in Rich
mond
Miss Annie 3. Yates has returned to her
home in this city, after a visit of several
weeks duration 10 her aunt. Mrs. Decatur
Miller, Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore.
The Church of our Saviour. IN Han
over county. was the scene last Thurs-
day morning OF q beautiful and impress
siye ceremony. performed by Rev.
Auselan buchanan who came seven hun
bred miles for the OCCASION. when Mr.. Jonn
W. Masters. a well-known business man Of
this city led 20 the altar Mis- Ada b. CHS.
holm. one of the prettiest and most popular
daughters of Hanover. The bride was at
tired in handsome travelling dress They
were as follows: Miss Lulie Vaughan with
Mr. Percy Chisholm. Miss blanche
Chisholm with Dr. William Meredith,
Miss Gussie Pyle with Mr.. Horace
Chisholm. shers. Messrs Willie Naug an
and Iinwood Thompson. The couple left on
the first train for Warrent1n. where they viii
visit the gro0ms relatives. On their return
TO this city Mr.. and Mrs. Masters Will reside
on Washington avenue.
Intelligence has reached here of the death
in Louisa county of Mr. Baker, father OF Mr
T.. I. Baker. of this city. aud of DR.. Baker.
the member of the Legislature from Louisa
county.