The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
vuFY HAVE GONE TO soJoURS.
r,cbnoud People Go TO seaside and Noun
tain to Avoid the Hot Weather.
Newsy Notes In Brief Space.


Miss Angie Kelley Is visiting reiatiVesnear
Stanton
Mr.. c. V. Meredith will return tomorrow
from C0bbs Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Gentry are stop
ping at Virginia Beacn.
Mrs. Montgomery West and family have
gone % Holins Institute.
Nj william r. Sims has returned from
business trip 20 New Market
Miss Annie d. Tribe is visiting the Misses
Bigger at 902 esst Leigh street.
Thomas Christian Gentry left yesterday
afternoon on trip 20 Atlanta and Birming-
ham.
Misses Mamie and Mollie Drinard are
summering with friends in Powhatan
county.
Miss Emma Brown. Of south Pine street.
ia summering with Miss HOLMAN, OF Car
tersviils.
Miss Viola Eubank and Miss Lille Harris
have gone 10 Knoxville T. spend the rest OF
the season.
Miss Alice V. Freeman, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Richmond, has returned to
Huntington. W. Va.
Miss Nina Randolph. OF east Grace street,
has returned from City Point, accompanied
by Miss Bessie Cooke.
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the city for few days. returned 10 North
Carolina yesterday
Mrs. A. ". Noaok with her son. Of Wash
ington d. c.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. 9.
Bergheimer, Of this city.
Captain George Lowell and family. Of
Manchester. left Friday morning for the
Otterburn Lithla Springs.
Mrs. Omega Wren has not paid the fine
o. 800 imposed bv the hustings court on
Friday and IS still in Jail.
Mrs Charles d. Hutchinson has just re-
turned home from an extended visit TO
friends at Greensboro, n. G.
Mr. Allen Talbot Jr., left last evening
for the Warm Springs. He will be absent
from the city couple of weeks.
Dir. A. j. Ford and Mr.. w. C. Mcdowell
have returned from a pleasant trip TO the
blue grass regions of Kentucky.
Mrs. George o. Palmore, who for some
weeks has been visiting relatives IN Wash
ington. has returned TO Richmond.
The clerk of the hustings court yesterday
issued a marriage license 10 james Wright
and Mary Overton. both colored.
Mr. George Reinhardt has gone TO the
new Hotel Allegheny. at Goshen, Va, to
take charge of the restaurant there.
Miss Jessie Bailey, of Venable street, left
Yesterday morning 20 visit relatives in
Orange county and Washington. d. {.
Mrs. B. L. Brannan and daughter, Of
Brooklyn, \. 4. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Robert L. Smith. Barton Heights.
Mrs. I. n. Jones and Mrs. f. A. Saunders
will return on Tuesday from pleasant visit
10 Mrs Saunders family, on James river.
Judge Barton, who has been holding a
special term OF the chaneery court. after
handing down a good many DEGREES, has
gone 20 bis home ID fredericksburg.
Mr.. J. Frank Noel. popular young gem
tlenan Of this city. has leased the Bon Air
Hotel and proposes TO make 1t a tirst-ciess
place.
DR.. Walter Austin formerly Of Rich
mond. now Of Iorrean, Mexico, Is visiting
Mr. r. j. Sullivan, No. COG north Sixth
street.
Mr.. r. Thurston Cardozo went to New
York last evening via Newport News on
business connected with his new engage
ment here.
colonel John Bell Bigger was absent
from his Office yesterday. being still con-
fned 70 the house, though improving
stesdily.
Mr.. A. S. Aloe. a cadet Of the Virginia
Military Institute and weii-knoWn IN TINS
eisv has returned TO his home IN 81 LOUIS
after spending some time IN hichmopo-
hfessrs. James f. Parsons. w. Hurley, B.
Brewer. Harry Gary and Thomas Whit
worth leave this morning for ocean view 10
ioin their company, the Walker Light
Guard.
The oity ambulance up to last evening
had responded TO egnty-one calls during
this month. The physicians IN charge have
been kept busy, particularly during the
past week.
Mr.. G.. F. Anderson and wife, accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Mamie ana
Master Johnnie. will leave Monday 70 spend
the month of August among the mountains
and other summer resorts
Miss Alice Gaines daughter Of L. w.
Gaines. of the Danville Register, who has
been visiting Miss Pearl smith. OF south
Laurel street has left for Norfolk Old
Point and Virginia Beach.
The service at the Broad-street Metho-
dist church will be made attractive tonight
b. a duet 10 be rendered by Mrs. Ina
Crawford and Air Clarence Wilks, entitled
"No Hope Beyond. by White.
Mrs. ]. w. Winfree. OF Danville, who has
been in the city for some Gays on VISIT -
her mother Mrs NJ. j. Hamlin, left yester-
dav 10 visit friends in Petersburg accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Ida Hamiin.
Professor Edmund Harrison, whose long
and painful illness has been watched by ms
friends with much solicitude, was thought
10 be worse again yesterday. His condition
was somewhat improved a few days ago
and hopes entertained of his recovery.
DR.. w. B. Taylor superintendent OF pub
lie schools for New Kent. was N the CITY
SATURDAY. He was returning from WASH;
ipcton. where he reported there was assured
feeling among the Democrats that SleYe-
land and Stevenson would be elected by
large majority.
The Stanton News, in its last issue pup
lshsd as follows: Miss n. S. Christian OF
Hampton. her brother, Mr.. William =,
Christian. and his two children JuilA ano
Jackson Christian, are visiting Captain anu
blrs. II. s. Doyle Mr.. Christian has 9eeh
dong editorial work on the New torA
papers during the past year anu mas lus' 10
turned from a special trip 10 Texas
Trinity Lodge of Good Templars Will give
moonlight excursion on Tuesday night on
the steamer Ariel. The following me pro
gramme has been arranged: Mrs. hlch l aI0.
ron. solo Davis brothers, DsnJo r ~
Miss Froma Iawton. solo bliss S1ussIt
Pyle, instrumental (pianof Mapc I.s's1s
Guitar and Mandolin Quartette' selections
Dir. Lawton and two daughters solos ano
chorus. Misses Sturdeyant duet.
INTERESTING CHURCH NOTES.
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