The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Miss Annie Bethel has been quite sick fc

Miss Annie Bethel has been quite sick for
several days.
Miss Lucy Day is visiting Miss Lulio Pow
ers at I20l west Franklin street
We are clad toleport that our Mr.. =. H..
Victor. who is still Very sick. 81 convaiescenJ
Little Beulah. tho only child Of MI. and
1irs. =. e.. Lett. died Thursday night of diph-
theirs.
Miss Madge Belvin, of Chicago, is the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. .. A. Belyin. 4l2
north Eighth street
Mr.. A. n. Tinsley, Of SOC north Adams
street. is confined 10 his room on account of
% spraned arm and rheumatism.
Possibly no set of young men in tie world
did more calling and receiving this New
Years day than did the telegraph operators.
Miss Helen Warwick of Gadsboro, n. j.
and Miss Fannie stevens ID II e-tlmOre, Nd,
are visiting Mrs. S. W. Irayers at .Oi east
Franklin street
Rev. T. j. Spencer left the city for Balh-
more Yesterday g. ass So 10 revival services az
Taca-stIeet church I'D hat city, lie viii re-
turn 90 Richmond from Baltimore before
leaving for his new charge at Winchester. hy.
Nr stan..laus Jenkins prominent citizen
OF altm0re Md. is IA tho city visiting Hrs
T.. Courtney jenkins.
Miss Lula HARRISON. fascinatingan lovely
woman and q great iavorite I'D richmond
society. is visiting Miss Bessie aurtieroy.
Rev. George III. Fay viii preach az old
Trinity church ON Franklin street 40 L. VI.
Sunday. His choir from Union Station VIII
assist him.
The seats in Capitol Square Yesterday morn
ing were occupied by people ENJOYING tie
b.lny air and brilliant sunshine AS IL 1t were
tie middle O. spr-ug
Mr. John H. Hampton will lead the Up
worth League meeting at iroad-5treet
church Sunday evening at o'clock
Nr Thomas 6racey and VIE left last even
ine for their home IN Louisville. hy.. where
ho has engaged p new factory. and VIII carry
Oh business on a larger scale.
Tho WestEnd Hunting Club has returned
from g successful hunting trip. and the big
Opossum was served up at heinhardt5 last
nj ht with oyster trimmings.
Dir. Aylett ST.. G0dan. the son or Mr.
Charles w. Goddn. OF tho chancery court.
who has boon laid up with the grip for the
past ten DAYS. is greatly improving.
Miss Mamie Gillian. while getting out OF
carriage on Tenth street opposite TINS
TIMES Yesterday afternoon had her skirt
eau ght on the steps Of the vehicle and she
was thrown 20 the pavement, painfully but
not seriously cutting her mouth and face.
Colonel John Rell Bigger was ont for the
first time yesterday after sickness Of two
weeks ard visited q few of lis intimate
friends The gallant Colonsl has been sI1er-
ing from o severe attack oi the grip
Mr. Bey. Il. Crump has been elected cOun-
sol for tho Progressive Endowment Guild OF
America in place OF Dir. James G.. Lamb. who
resigned 10 accept the judgeship of the
Chancery Court. Judge Lamb was then
elected vice-supreme governor of the Guild.
AS a gentleman and little son were riding
down Ninth street yesterday the little boy
fell or was iostled out OF the vehicle The
father drove on little way before he discov-
cred his loss He went back and picked up
the little fellow. who was not badly hurt,
bavlng escapel with bruise on the head.
The many friends Of Mr.. J. Adair Pleasants
who was Knocked down by horse on hirst
and rankin street. Sunday evening VIII re-
gret 90 learn that he was more seriously IN
jured than was at first supposed. Inc physi-
clan bos ascertaiaed that one of his ribs
was broken, and lie is suffering very greatly
from his injury.