The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's citi-


zens and other Matters.
Mrs. Alice J. Needham is visiting her
mother I'm Portsmouth.
afr. 4. Perry Moon returned last night
from a business trip South.
Miss Minnie Phelps. a popular young
lady Ia Fulton, s. seriously III.
Misses Virgie Brock and Lizzie Bridges
are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Grand Master Stansbury. J. O. o. +.
visited Capital City Lodge last night.
Mr.. W. c. Freeman. who has been at
work in North Danvilie. is In the city.
Mr.. Conway Myers is quite sick at his
mothers residence, No. 81 west Franklin
street.
Messrs. p. NJ. Frazer, OF Washington.
and j. A. Hudson, OF New York, are at
the Hotel Dodson.
Mr.. Peter J. Burton. who has been CON
fined 10 his home by sickness for several
weeks, was out again yesterday.
Mr.. Beverly Benson, a former valued
attache Of The Times, but now resi-
dent Of Buffalo, n. Y, is in the city
George L. Currie. supreme sentinel OF
the Golden Chain. is confined TO the
house by severe attack Of rheumatism
The Westmoreland Club will on Friday
next between the hours of and II y. NJ.
give their usual Christmas entertainment
Mr.. w. s. Gum and family are stop
ping at the Exchange until the compile
ton Of their new residence, on west Grace
street.
The Times returns thanks TO Mr.. F.
Forester, proprietor of the Southern
Hotel in Petersburg for an invitation to
Christmas dinner at that popular hos
telry.
Miss NJ. Emma Pollard. whose parents
went from Hanover county TO Monmouth,
H., died In that city few days ago. She
was a sister Of Mr.. c. c. Pollard, who
married Miss Lulie Shepperson, Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson Kelly. Of York
shire. England DR.. and Mrs. George Ben.
Johnston, of Richmond; Mr. Thomas +.
Goode, Jr. of Boydton. Va. and Mir.
James J. Corridor, of the United States
postal service. Washington, are at the
Exchange Hotel.
Charles West, q colored man about
thlrty-five years old died very suddenly
at home. No. 125 Pulham street. yester-
day morning about $50 o'clock. Tho coro-
ner was called and viewed the body, and
came to the conclusion that death re
suited from natural causes.
The entertainment committee of the
Grand Lodge, Independent Order Of Good
Templars, held a meeting In the building
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
last evening TO wind up the affairs Of
the recent convention. A good deal Of
routine business was transacted.
Mr.. John c. Small, of the Commercial
House, left for Cincinnati yesterday to
perfect his arrangements for opening the
Davis House under his management
shortly. ] hear that Mr.. Small contem-
plates setting table dhote dinner daily
at the Davis House This is a new de-
parture from the custom Of this house.
Luther N. Fitch died yesterday morn
Ing at the residence of his cousin, MIS-
NJ A. Brown. He was in his sixty-siXth
year, and was a most estimaDle man.
He was respected and beloved by all who
knew him. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at o'clock =. NJ. from his
late residence on Broad street near Four
teenth.
The following are the newly elected
officers Of East End Lodge, No. l0S. Golden
Chain: j. Il. Walford. commander; J.
+. Phillips, vice-cOmmander; II. O. Gates,
assistant commander; r. r. Pollard. pre-
late; Robert Currie. Jr., secretary: c.
A. Allen, collector; George l.. Currie.
treasurer, j. -. IyleI, Buluti n. D. DutS-
bury, guardian, and c. M. Leber, SEN
tinel.
Mr.. Samuel Stern, OF Richmond, has
received a letter from Mr.. Cleveland. IN
which he says: i was much
gratihed by your expressions OF
cordial congratulation. and espe-
cially by the fact that you have be
slowed my name upon your young son.
join with you in the wish that he will
prove 10 be not only a useful citizen, but
good Democrat. May long life and
prosperity be his portion.