The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
THE NAMES AND PLACES
THAT INTEREST RICHnoyDBRs
Are Mentioned In This Column Brief Bits
Of News About Home Folks and
Fisitors-Persouals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo schwarzschild have
gone on trip to the North
DR.. NJ. O. Burkholder, from Stanton.
will spend to-day in Richmond.
Mr. Lorimer James is seriously i'll at his
fathers. DIR. NJ. l.. James. house.
Mrs. Ann Munford. mother Of Mr.. r. B.
Munford, is visiting at Bedford City.
Miss Minnie Keesee left yesterday for the
Eastern shore of Virginia to visit friends.
Mr.. Burrell II. Marsh left yesterday af-
ternoon for q weeks visit at the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Chaffin left yesterday
for the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Messrs. Paul and Cary Cooke, Of Bremo
Bluff. Fluyanna, are visiting Mr. Hugh Nc
Leod.
Mrs Hannah l.. Battery. of this city, wife
Of NJ. G.. Battery. died lately in Meriden,
Conn.
Mr.. r. b. Munford. commissioner of the
revenue. is at Cobb's Island enjoying brief
vacation.
Miss Dora Moesta and Miss Helen Miller
left Friday for Old Point to spend a couple
of weeks.
Father Slattery have gone back to New
York. He was formerly of St. Josephs
church, this city.
Rev j. T. Cook breaches this morning at
the Third Presbyterian church. and at night
in Old Market Hall.
Mrs. j. F. Owen and her daughter, Alice.
are spending the summer at their old home
in PoWhatan county.
Mrs. y. ". Burgess and children, Of Go
north Ninth street. are summering at her
parents at Dover. Ky.
Miss Mary Brands. Of Manchester. left
yesterday evening 10 spend some time with
relatives In Ashland, Ky.
The regular monthly Union Methodist
class meeting will be held at $3.50 this alter
noon at Denny-street church.
The Central Trade and Labor Union OF
! Richmond and Vicinity will meet at WIKI
sons Hall next Tuesday night.
There will be a picnic at Providence
| Forge August 9th under the aus pices OF
the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
/ picnic will be given at Staples Pond on
4 Thursday August 18th, by Tuckahoe,
| Brook and Westmoreland alliances.
Miss Mamie Armistead has returned home
/ 10 Danylle after q visit Of SIX weeks 70 her
aunt. Mrs. Crouch, 206 east Main street.
Father James Kenefck has been stationed
/ al Alexandria as Father Cutters assistant.
| He has been in Rome the past five years.
Mr.. Theodore Nash. of the Old Dominion
Paper Company OF Norfolk. has returned
home after brief visit 70 friends in this city
Master George West, son Of Mr. Mont
gomery West has been fishing in New river
lately and landed large thirty-pound cat
/ fish.
Mrs. G. W. Cole, of south First street,
/ leaves Tuesday for King and Queen and
Middlesex counties TO visit friends and rels-
tiyes.
Misses Helen and Cellie Kasey. of els
/ /, atr n { fol
F. Bigger, are visiting friends at Bedford
City.
Rev. DR.. Sledd will preach the annual
sermon before the Woman's Missionary
Society of Washington-street church at
night.
Mrs Ella Crawford. Miss Willie Jennings,
with Messrs. G.. w. b. Crawford and +. q.
Rankey, have gone to Norfolk and Ocean
View.
Miss Maggie Leahey, of No. 9 north
Twentv-frst street. left Wednesday evening
for Baltimore to spend the month OF
August
Mrs. NJ. Judson Nash and daughters
Misses Bula and May. have gone to Colds
boro. n. g., TO spend the balance Of the
summer.
Miss Daisy Atkinson, daughter Of Mrs
4. Il. Atkinson, of the American Hotel, mas
returned after a delightful visit to Salem
and Iron Gate.
Rev. w. B. Tyler preached last night at
the mission tent east Graham street, tul-
ton. Tonight, at 3 o'clock, there will be
service there again.
Mr.. X. T.. Cox. wife and daughter, Miss
Maud. left the city yesterday 10 spend some
time in Chesterfield county with his cousin
Mr. William I. Pride.
Mrs. John w. Burrus, accompanied by
her brother Mr. Charles A. Withers, lett
Yesterday afternoon for Lynchhurg to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs james r. Branch. Of Rich
| mond arrived yesterday at the Battery
Park Hotel at AsheVllle. n. c., and Will ex
tend their trip through the South.
Mr.. Ralph f.. Brush. Of New York. who
has been the guest of Mr.. Will NcDonougt
for the past week. returned home to-day
having spent most delightful time.
Mr.. John NJ. Higgins has been chosen t.
represent tbs Catholic Beneficial Society, o
which he is president. at the Internationa
Catholic Beneficial Union, Toledo. o.
DR. Tudor will discuss religion and
society at his evening service. The sub
ieet and the speaker are both interesting
and large congregation Will no doubt neal
him.
Mr.. NJ. Judson Nash, of the First Audi
tors Office, is visiting his father ID. Nj. "
Nash. United States navy. at Portsmouth
Va. accompanied by his daughter, Mis-
sadie.
Miss Leila II. Burton and little Aylett r
Woodson. who have been spending some
time with relatives at the Electric Resort
of Hillman. Ca. returned to their home IL
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Willie II. Mason. OF the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company returned
home last Monday after having spent tel
DAYS with friends IN Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
.Preparations are making to lay the cor
ner-stone Of the new Chamber Of Commerce
building. Ninth and Main streets. As thu
"a usually done under Masonic auspices. tn
old custom will doubtless be observed
The Rev. DR.. Minnigerode who will b
remembered as long the rector OF NJ. Paul
church. is in Minneapolis visiting MS mar
ried daughter. He has been III, and had
coneestiye chill lately, though better no"
Rev J. b. Hawthorne will preach TO hi
old congregation at the First Baptist church
He will iii the pulpit for the several week
during DR.. Cooper's absence on vacation
He will prove quite an attraction for sil dc
nominations.
Mr. Ira Nowery goes soon to Norfolk Il
o,terd a birthday party of Mr. B. Il. Bocko
Yer and TO meet Sir. George +. Hsdley' o
New York. who will come to hlcnmohu an
spend a few days with Messrs. Bowman
Mowery.
Mr.. Cleveland has written Mr.. JAIME
LYONS. of this city, lately assistant Dnlte
Stated district attorney during the Cle ,;s
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