The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
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now S5,s4l.37.
Miss Ada Rhodes, Of Gainesville, Va. is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. J.. Alvs Swope Watkins of Lexington,
Ky. Is visiting Richmond.
Mr.. J.. p. Routt is improving aud will be
| out again this week il is hoped.
Mrs. Otis Mores and Miss Carrie Batcheller
arc visiting relatives in Charles City county.
| Miss Blanche Hechler will leave the city
next Tuesday for a two months visit TO New
York.
Miss Oracle Griffith will leave tomorrow
| for Virginia Beach, where she will spend the
| summer.
Mr.. F. II. Boyle, Of the II. B. ClaHin Com
/ pany. Of New York, is in the city stopping at
| Murphy's.
Charley G. wiesner. the infant Of Gus and
| Alice Wiesner. died Friday. lie was buried
/ yesterday.
Claude Edwin Owen the infant son of A.
| l.. and Nellie Owen. died yesterday. He will
| be buried to-day.
Bishop r. H. Wilmer Of Alabama. will
| preach this morning at the Emanuel church,
in Henrico county.
DR.. G. A. Tabor will leave tonight with
! his family for Naragansett Pier, where they
| will stay two weeks.
Mr. Thomas D. Frey left tho city last Sat
urday for a pleasure trip to the Adirondacks
and White mountains.
Mrs. Annie G. Leisfeldt. widow, of John II.
| Leisfeldt. died Friday at the residence of her
daughter, 1908 west Leigh.
Mrs. J. Logan. of Little Falls. n. T.. is
spending few weeks with her mother Mrs.
s. Rel No. south Fifth street.
Dr. Williams. resident physician az the
almshouse has gone to his home. in Nelson
county. on months leave Of absence
There will be communion service at West
minister church this Sunday afternoon.
Preaching by Rev. X. p. Kerr, ID. ID.
Mr. and Mrs. r. 3. Low. of Montgomery,
Ala. are visiting Mrs. LOWS sister. Mrs. Nor
riS L. Smith. No. 416 west Grace street.
Mr. Ernest L. Boiling left the city last week
! 20 remain at his country home during the
summer and TO take much-needed rest.
There will be regatta at Warwick Park
! next Saturday, when the Virginia Boat Club
| and the Richmond College Boat Club will
=. contest in four-oared race. See advertise
| ment.
Dir. MarceIus Logan. a member of the
| Travellers Protective Association, from MIS-
sissippi. is in the city visiting friends and reIa-
| tlves for few days.
Mr.. o. T. Phillips. Of this city. will be mar:
ried to Miss Anna Watkins Rowlett,, OF
Amelia Courthouse, Va, "Wednesday, June
22d. at $50 o'clock.
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mission tent. corner of Thrty-hrst and east
Broad streets, to-day at $3.50 7. M.' ana heV'
| V. B. Tyler at sis T. M.
Mr. J. \. Mcfarland treasurer of Augusta
county. and Mr.. j. n. Gould. treasurer OF
Northumberland county. were among the VS.
itors at the Capitol Yesterday.
The Virginia Steamboat Company will give
their annual Fourth Of July round-trlp ex-
cursion to Norfolk this year for one dollar.
| Co oil for
Tuesday exening the ladies iof Broad-street
! Methodist. Epscopal.c church will give moon
light excursion to Dutch Gap by steamer
Ariel. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. II. q. Hallenberg. of Little Rock
Ark. and Mrs II. p Turner Miss Virginia
Lee Bimns) are visiting friends and relatives
in this city. They are stopping at 2So2 east
Grace.
Mr.. c. W. Price. OF Huntington, W. Ys..
but formerly Of Richmond. with his sisters
Misses Maude and Grace left yesterday for
Old Point and Newport News. whore they
will spend several days.
The Henrico County Court was engaged
Yesterday taking evidence In the case OF j.
II. Silva charged with house-burning. Tho
court adjourned over until tomorrow morn
ing, when argument will begin.
Mr. G. Z. b. Smith. who for some time was
connected with the firm Of Louis Rich & Co..
but is now STUDYING for the ministry, spent
several days in Richmond last week and left
for his home in Cumberland county yester-
day.
The third of a series of games Of base ball
between the Chesapeake and Ohio shops and
the Cliftons of Clifton Forge was played to-
day and resulted In a score OF "a 10 - in favor
of the town representatives. This makes two
OF the three for the Cliftons.
Messrs. w. b. Taylor. Charlie Peticolas
Carroll Eubank and Jake Crone left yesterday
afternoon on the sail-boat Success on their
fourth annual cruise and fishing trip. They
will be absent some two weeks. will camp out.
and hope to have happy trip.
The Central Beneficial and Social Society
will tender its members an afternoon picnic.
beginning at o'clock, at Blandon Park to-
morrow. An original programme has been
prepared and u good time generally IS an
ticipatad.
The following are the officers elected by the
| children Of 81. Mary's and st. Joseph's
Academy Miss Mary Sweeney. Librarian;
Miss Annie Curtin. treasurer. The other OFF,
GERS elected last January are Miss Maggie
Brennan. president; Miss Lily Forstmann,
first assistant, and Miss Mary Hickey, second
assistant.
This is the second Sunday after Pentecost
and is dedicated TO st. Juiiana virgin.
There will be an interested meeting Of the
McGill Catholic Union tomorrow night.
The West-End Catholic Beneficial Social
| Society will have an excursion TO MGrwicA
| Park tomorrow.
Every FRIDAY evening in June there VIII be
benedlction at the Cathedral at o'clock.
The following patents have recently been
granted Yirginians: w. j. Cussen, Richmond,
tobacco machine W. NJ FitZwater, Berry
Vile. letter-box j. H. Goode. W. II. Anthony
Richmond, car coupling; W. A. Leary.. Nor
folk lumber drying truck: j. Il. Il. Riddick
Wakefield combination lock; w. w. Huobel,
AppOmattox county, car coupling.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2. Knights
Templar. has elected tho following officers:
W. NJ. Williams, +. c.; II. +. w. Southern,
&. g.: Frank w Cunningham. Gen; John +.
Mayer, P: d. c. Richardson. S. W.; -
Heller, j. W: Since. Fisher. secretary. and
Robert f. Macumber, treasurer.
The Stuart Horse Guards have issued inyi-
tations to their eighth annual picnic to DO
held at Mr.. Il. l.. Blanton's farm. Air
Field" on Henrico turnpike. Thursday June
2Sd Committee on invitations aud arrange
ments Lieutenant E. j. Euker (chairman),
Lieutenant James r. Branch. Sergeant J.. +.
Hamilton. Corporal ii. G. Huball. Trooper l..
II. Cahill. Trooper John II. Brauer. Jr.
A meeting in the interest of the
Brotherhood IF 81. Andrew will be held at St.
Marks church tonight at S:15 o'clock. when
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