The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ciu-
zens and Other Matters.

Mics Rosalie Peasants is visiting friendsin
Connecticut.
MIR. Alexander II. Myer hiss returned from
trip to New York
Miss Mary Bradley IL still quite sick at
her residence on west Cary street.
The Misses Palmer Of Il west Marshall
street. have returned from New York.
Judge Witt was kept busy in the hastings
court yesterday with trying civil cases.
MAJOR Lewis Ginter and Miss Arrents his
niece, are now en- route home from abroad.
Major and Mrs. b. II. Nash have returned
from charming summer IN the AdrIon-
dscks.
Mrs. Randolph Harrison, OF Lynchburg.
is visiting Mrs. II. III. Smith. Jr.. 3l2 south
Fourth street.
Mrs. William Chisholm. of Baltimore. is
the guest of her father, Mr.. Edgar GaInett.
on east Franklin.
Mr.. Charles Workman, Jr., has located his
family for the winter at Mrs. William Simp-
kins, on east Grace street.
General I. NJ. Logan's family have re-
turned from their country place and are at
home. on west Franklin.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Tyler and
Mt. Cotton Chaplin will take place at All
! SAINTS church on October 18th.
AAIS L a. 4 ore. nee AhHlc ISoit ~ ~ toH'
OF Alma. ~ c.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
William Il. Lee, 7lS east Clay.
Miss Nettie G. Baker and Miss Maud s.
| Cooke, OF Staunton, are visiting Mrs James
| Gordon, 4l0 east Grace street.
The Misses Martha Vaughan and Mary
Patterson. of Petersb burg. are visiting the
Misses Gray of south Fifth street.
Mrs. T. G. Williams, Miss Mary Williams
and Mr.. Thomas G. Williams have gone TO
California. and will travel for some weeks.
Miss Lucia II. Jones of Petersburg. and
Miss Susie Payne, OF Norfolk. are visiting
Miss Saliie Cullen Epps, 200 south Third
street
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
Sundav-School Society of this city is called
for this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Trinity
church.
Mrs. Lucy Ford. who has been visiting
/ her daughter, Mrs. Robert Whitlock, LETT
last Friday for New York to spend several
months.
The Virginia Chess Association will meet
in annual session. their seventh, at the
| Richmond Chess Club on the night OF Octo-
Der 18th.
/ Mr.. Ike Sycle, formerly of this city, passed
/ through here yesterday from Atlanta. GA.
on his way to Philadelphia, where he will
make his home.
The Rev. Hartley Carmichael breaches at
! Grace churnh tonight IN the absence OF the
| rector. the Rev. l.. X. Mason, who IS Ill IN
| Fauquier county.
| Mrs. Waiter K. Martin has taken the
| house of Mr.. Breeder, east Grace street.
1 Mrs. William ferguson and family will be
! with her this winter
Mr.. Charles w. Lee. master mechanic Mt
/ the Richmond and DanGile shops. Sails
J 4 Iaaf rt1cr aft ar4 d.
| ing several days with friends in the city.
Dr. Hatcher will preach special sermons
| to-day at his church. and at both services
Mr.. MADDEN WatSirs will conduct the
music and sing some of his choice solos.
The Howtzer monument is to be unveiled
shortly al Beech street Grove and Park
avenues. the HoyltZer Association Is to
meet Tuesday ut T. +. II. at the office Of Mr.
! /. ID. Hill to arrange details.
in the trades parade on Thursday the
/ Stuart Horse Guard turned out sixty-three
/ men. 1t was the largest number ever turned
out by cavalry company in Virginia. The
! guard deserves considerable credit.
Mr. William Euker, well-knOwn in this
city. brother OF MAJOR Charles tuker and
| Mr.. Louis fuker was burned out at his
re 'taurant III South street, baltimore. on
tue morning of yesterday. His friends
here will regret to learn OF his loss.
Rev. w. L. Wright will occupy his pulpit
| at eigh-street Baptist church this morning
at II o'clock and tonight at o'clock. his
subject for the morning discourse will be
The Cry of the Orphan" At night his
theme will be The Burial of the Wicked"
Miss Margie Lyman. a beautiful daughter
OF the national capital, who has been visit
ing Mrs Paynter No. 1919 west Main street.
returned to her home yesterday BY her
| charming manners ana beauty she made
many friends during her stay IN Richmond.
The police at Seventh and Broad yester
dav afternoon had all they could DO. street
cars rolled up with alarming rapldltY and
pedestrians were forced TO make an effort
/ tocross tho street. The blue-Coated lnul-
viduals were even to the occasion. however.
and fortunately there were no accidents.
IL "Starl ght" Nern0na Jarbeau and her
company wear beautiful costumes. Many
of them were purchased in Europe this sum
| mer when Miss Jarbeau did the Cont
nent and the artistic ideas of Worth play no
/ uniriportant uart in the pretty tout ensemble.
Jarueau, particularly. has beautiful gowns.
| aad she changes her costumes fully eight
times during the performance.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Hiss kanawha Is. Watkins to
Mr. Ernest NJ. Hunter on October the 5th
mt Ironton, Ohio. Mr.. Hunter IS well
/
mond China Company. aud enjoys the hlgh
esteem OF the business community OK
this city. The home OF blr. AMI Mrs huh-
ter is announced at Anderson, ". "a.
Two ladies and a baby were in phaeton
going up Broad street yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock When they reached tho
corner of Seventh Que of the front wheels
broke. the horse became excited, anu LOT
moment every one thought there would 20
a runaway One of the ladies', however, ny
splendid effort checked the animal, ana at
Sixth and Broad the ladies' and BABY dIseIn-
Larked from the vehicle safely.
Mr.. George h. schlesinger OF baltimore;
who has been in the I.Mks office tor seVeral
months in charge OF the new type-settlng
machines. leaves tomorrow for ort otlu,
lex. where he will supellntend the putting
in Of machines in an office there Nj
Schlesinger is q rerfect master or ms trade
as machuist. and the boys III tue ONCE nave
come 10 the conclusion that be can MAKE
type-setting machine with piece OF tlh anu
n screw-driver HIS departure from ihe
! Tr,rrs is regretted, as ne has made many
friends.
sir. Wayne MnoYeaghs KeaoonF.
r, n.-I,,,, holding a Mace on