The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
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News About Home Folks and
yisitors-Personais.

The total amount OF the Shcltering Arms
fund 70 date IS e6.OO3.3f.
Mr. Charles Rose has returned from oriei
visit TO Old Point Comfort
Mr. Frank d. Berry. Of Chicago, is on
visit 70 his parents IN this city.
Mr.. II. A. Mcfarland, OF this city. has gone
10 visit relatives in Mansfield. o.
Mr. w. Scott Darlington has returned from
trip TO various Northern resorts.
Mr. r. c. Pelouze is in Yineland, on the
Jersey coast, spending bis vacation.
Miss Lessie Terry IS visiting Miss Jennie
Ysrbrough, No. 4l65s south Pine street.
Miss Jane Anderson. of Louisa Courthouse,
is visiting friends at y0l east Leigh street.
Treasurer Lewis Jones Of Middlesex, was
one OF the visitors at the Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Bette Fore. Of No. 2l9 west Marshall
street is visiting relatives on the fenlhsuIa'
MIR II. +. Slaughter has gone North on a
business trip and Will be absent lor TWO
weeks.
NJ. Charles Gunst. of No. 2l7 west Mar
hall street has gone TO Ashland for the
summer.
Mr. Robert Wood, of New York, is in the
oitr on visit 10 bis wife. who has been SICK
some time. -,
Miss Magic Profit. who has been quite i'll
a. her residence on Chestnut Hill, Is now con-
valescent.
Mas Lucy Y. Walton. of Prince Edward
county. is visiting friends at 25l2 east Mar
shall street
Nil B. Winter leaves the city Monday for
New York to attend the Furniture Dealers
Convention
Miss Nina Claiborne, of Amherst county
Is visiting Mrs. George J.. Slaughter al bar
ton Heights
Mr. Charles II. Hssker has returned from
che East Richmond Methodist conference al
Newport News.
Miss Nellie 4. Dickinson Is spending the
simmer months at the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Parker, Jr., cashier OF The
TI,fFe left Yesterday for brief Visit 10 rela-
tyes in North Carolina.
MIR. W. G. Freeman and Miss Alice Y. Free
man left yesterday - spend some TIME Win
relatives IN the country.
c. j. Thon and sister and Philip Shay, OF
Baltimore, are on few weeks Visit TO TRENDS
and relatives Ia Richmond.
Miss Ellie Hulst expects to leave next week
for the North, visiting all the most prominent
summer resorts while there.
Mr. George u. Bowes, Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company, has gone TO visit
relatives in Hanover county.
(the First Presbyterian every Sunday for the
present at II A. NJ. and =. NJ.
Judge james c. Lamb, having adjourned
his court. LETT yesterday afternoon 10 attend
the meeting of the Bar Association at Old
Point.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington Friday was one 10 William A.
Cole aud Eva V. Pemberton, both Of Rich
mond.
Father Oud. Of st. Joseph's church. left
during the week for Norfolk to commence
the building Of the new school for colored
children.
Father Lightheart. formerly Of st. Josephs
church, was IN the city few days ago on his
way 10 Old Point, where he will recuperate
short time,
Mr. Levi Wassernan. of Baltimore, for
merly OF Richmond, is at MurphYs. Mr..
Wasserman is q brother OF Mrs. William
Loyensten.
The remains Of Mrs. Ssllie A. Fuller. widow
of Richard A. Fuller. Of Caroline county.
were taken TO that county yesterday morning
for interment.
Miss Lucy Williams, of Fulton and Miss
Sarah West of Church Hill, have lett the
city for Washington and Fairfax Courthouse
10 visit friends.
Miss Katie Meade, who has spent the past
two months with her sister Mrs. Harry
Hyndham. Of Cincinnati, has returned TO her
home IN this city.
Mr.. Gus F. Delarue and his sons. Edward
A. and Gus f.. leave tomorrow for Old Point,
Norfolk and Ocean View, whore they will
spend few days.
Mrs. }. J. Titmus left last week for Balti-
more on visit to her son, Mr.. Willis Iitmus.
She was accompanied by her granddaughter.
Miss Oracle Dance.
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che Life Insurance Company of Virginia. is
In the city after solOurn IN Prince George,
where he visited relatives.
Mr.. Judson Cunningham, Miss Emma
Scott. Miss Grace and Master Scott Cunning
ham, have returned from visit - Norfolk
Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Rev. Father Donahoe. of St. Patrieks
church. Is again very sick at the parsonage.
He was better and went up % ynchburg 70
preach for Father Lucke, but had 70 return.
Captain W. V. b. Babcock. Of the Depart
ment of Engraving and Printing, at Wash
ton, spent several days in Richmond last
week as guest OF his brother, Captain A. q.
Babcock.
The Pegram Battalion Association cee-
bfated their annual reunion At Louisa Court
house yesterday IS the guests Of the Louisa
County Veterans. They returned TO the city
last night
Inc duo jeans, OF duu Il picked
nine from the Danyille shops played game
OF ball at Forest Hill Park yesterday after
noon. The scoSe was "A 10 4 IN favor OF the
Blue Jeans
Suit was instituted yesterday in the City
Circuit Court by the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company against the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company Case. Dam
ages. sl.lO0.
Amanda Riley. colored woman, fell in
cellar on Sixth near Broad street last even
ing and sustained hurttul injuries. She was
taken 10 her home, No. 6l5 canal bank, in
the ambulance.
A cablegram was received yesterday by
julius kraker from Rotterdam. Holland an
nouncing the safe arrival OF his daughter
Ella and party. who sailed from New York on
the Both Of June.
The excursion TO Ashland forithe purpose
Of defeating the new chapel under the
patronage OF ST. Ann. has been changed TO
Sunday. July Sist in order that no time may
DE lost from business
Messrs. Cabell a Wilson will sell by auction
pext Friday the nice brick store and dwelling
No. Az west Baker street. This is good
piece OF property in a thickiy populated
nelghborhood. and is GO excellent stand for
store.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Murdowney took
place from st. Peters cathedral Yesterday
morning aud was largely attended The de.
ceased had been from her childhood a oop