The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
PERSONAL AVID eExERLL
interesting Facts About Richrnond's Cti-
xsns and Other Matters.

Mr.. and Ms. Levin Joynes leave on Sat-
urday for tho Warm Springs.
Misses Sallie and Mary Anderson have re-
turned from Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allison will leave the
lst Of August for Bar Harbor."
Mr.. and Mrs John Dunlop will spend the
month Of August at Narragansett.
Colonel William z. Tanner left wednes-
day for Washington and Old Point
Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson will leave soon for
'Lenox" and other Northern resorts.
Mr.. 8. f. Cooper and daughter are spend
| ing the summer in Fauquier county, Va.
Miss Mary Mayo has returned home after
o pleasant trip to Old Point and Williamg-
burg.
Captain Andrew Pizzini will be in town
from Virginia Beach next Friday and
Saturday.
The Prohibitionists claim that they have
123 pledged white votes IN Richmond and
24O colored.
Misses Moore. of west Franklin street,
will go TO the Warm Springs for the month
| OF August.
Mr.. E. F. Dewitt. who has recently had 8
very severe spell of illness, IS convalescing
at Old Point
Mrs. d. n. Lynch and her daughter Maize
visit TO relatives.
Miss Katie Buford has gone to the Blue
Ridge Springs. chaperoned by Mrs. Gov
ernor Mckinney.
Mrs. DR.. George Ross and her daughter
Miss Hattie. left for the Rockbridge Alum
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Maury are expected
in the city this week. after an extended
bridal trip through the North.
Little Mamie Parater. of Washington,
will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Edward A. Walton. on Church Hill.
Officers will be nominated tonight at
Belyidere Hall for Sidney Lodge No. 42s.
J. 0. @. T. A full attendance is requested.
Colonel A. G. Dickinson has taken cot
tage at tho White Sulphur for the season.
Mrs. Rondolph Norris and family are with
him.
suit was entered "Wednesday evening in
the circuit court by Adolphus Blair Sons
against w. H. Campbell Co.. for damages,
$1,000
Miss Callis Ryland has returned from
Colonel Buford's home, The Highlands"
where she has been visiting Miss Elise
Strother.
Miss Bessie Lay. who has been spending
o month at General t. NJ. Logan's elegant
country home, returned to the city on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Elliott Clapp. prominent young bus
mess man of New York. who has been In the
city for the past month. will return nome IN
few days.
Dicey James (coIored) was yesterday
lodged in the First police station charged
with stealing one pair OF shoes ana sZ'4o
from George Tillman.
The following suits were instituted yes
terdsy in the City Circuit Court: Isaac
; Jackson, by G. p. Norman Co.. c4OO;
Paul Erwin, by same. 1900.
The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle
gave a delightful moonlight excursion on
, the steamer Ariel last evening collation.
was served during the evening.
The Henrico County Court wac in session
, for a short while yesterday morning but no
business of importance was transacted, ana
it adjourned until Tuesday next.
Miss Maud Journey. of south Laurel street.
and Miss Maud Hill. of south Pine street,
! left yesterday morning for Bowling dreeh'
where they will spend the summer
At meeting of the Commandery OF st.
= Andrew. No. 10. tonight, such candidates
: % may be elected and present will receive
both the Red Cross and order of the Tom
pie.
Messrs. Hanewinckel and Mrs. John At
0 kinsou and Saunders Hobson spent last week
AZ sunny Side" Albemarle county. the
d Charming summer home Of Dir. James Is.
Pace.
Mrs Willie Talbot has returned from
Old Point and will leave next week for the
mountains. accompanied by Miss Saliie
= Talbot. They will visit several OF the
springs.
Mrs. Charles f. Smith has gone to Coop;
! erstown 10 spend month. Alr. Smlth Will
: join her little later. when he goes 10 attend
a the wedding of his sister, Miss julia Smith
which takes place IN August
. The Chesapeake and Ohio's new passen
I ger office on the ground floor OF the Pace
building IS the most elegant railroad Office
, in Richmond. Mr. John d. Potts. the
4 agent for this division. reports large summer
r travel.
T Mr. s. S. P. Patteson had decided to sail
t for Europe on the 18th OF this month pu'
, his plans have been altered by his election
d to the Craftsmanship Of the city Democratic
committee. and he has abandoned bis
4 European trip.
. The Richmond Light Infantry Blues WI
y give an attractive moonlight excursion u
; Dutch Gap on ithe Ariel next THURSDAY
: night, the 25th, 1t goes without the saylns
= that such trip with the Blues promises
. real enjoyment
D The Sheitering Arms received few days
{ | ago from the Ministering Chlldren heas ue
OF Moore-MemoriaI church fine refrigerator
a water-cooler. new inyalld's chair ana
pretty folding screen, made by the H'Ii'
, children for the cot of the lncurable.
Captain Thomas j. Talbot. president o.
I the Danyille city council and recently elect
q ed by that body to serve as mayor. 'ic'
Mayor Graves. deceased. until the specis
g election in August. spent several GAYS II
q Richmond this week as the guest OF III
t bro.her-in-law, Mr. James B. Pace.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Welsh left yes
t terday for Maryland, where they, go 9
l. visit United States Senator and Mrs
" Charles Gibson at their lovely home Rat
r clife Manor" on Eastern shore From
o there they will go to the White sulphur
s Mr.. Joseph b. Winter has returned iron
Il New York, Philadelphia Atlantic City. Bait
more and Washington. While In Gotham
o he attended a meeting of the retail furnI
ture dealers OF the United States. IN
: dealers were entertained by the wholesal
=, men with a banquet and clamoake.
v AT the meeting Of the Financial Com
mittee Tuesday night Auditor Miles Iurpil
: sent in a communication announcing IN
appointment OF Mr.. II. b. Boudar a
4 second clerk in lis office. the positloi
! now filled By Mr.. X. A. Williams: HI
Auditor makes the appointment subject e
Ia the confirmation of the committee. 70
some reason the committee laid the mat
ter Oh the table until the next meeting
hav ride yas given 10 Bon Air Wednes