The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
AND LITTLE ITEMS ABOUT THEM
Those Who are Coming and Those Who
Have Gone and what Those I'm the City
VIII Do-Brief Local Notes.


Miss Minnie Morrissey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Peck. at Roanoke.
Cadet James McGraw has returned to
the Virginia Military Institute.
Mrs. Thomas G. Bethel and Miss Min
ME Bethel have returned from the coun-
try.
Mrs. Richardson. Of Old Point. is the
guest Of Mrs. j. W. Holloran, OF LioDy
Hill.
Mr.. p. Harry Slaughter, formerly of
Richmond, now of Buffalo, n. l., Is II
the city.
Miss Lena Blum has returned from
her vacation, which she spent at orahsc
Courthouse.
Miss Lulu Bethel has returned from
visit of several months to LynchDurg ana
the mountains.
Miss Jennie Yarbrough, Of No. 41S -
south Pine street, has returned from d
trip TO Louisa.
Mrs. John H. Roach has returned from
King and Queen county after pleassih'
visit TO friends.
Mrs. Sarah Rich and Miss Lena hich
have returned from q pleasant soJourn
at Mediums river.
Mrs. Lille Moore, Mrs. Frank Elyson
0n0 AlrS. -. IL NdlubtA NhAN O'%~AN
their summer trips.
Miss Belle de Nordendorf,- who has
been spending the summer In Danyihe.
has returned home.
The infant boy of Mr.. Lewis CONT,
which was badly injured by faii sone
time since, is improving.
The executive committee of the DIS
ciples Union will meet at Seyenth-street
church at L. NJ. to-day.
Elder NJ. L. Staples. of the Church of
Christ. will preach at the Soldiers home
this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Miss I3ura Pilyer Wright returned
home Yesterday after months vacation
at CARTS, near Charlottesville.
Mr.. ]. II. Phelps, prominent tobac'
conist of Cleveland, o., IS visiting DIS
sister, Mrs. l.. A. de Nordendori.
Misses Rose and Alice Glasgow, of
south Laurel street, are home again after
q pleasant trip to Stanton, Va.
The Methodist laymen of Richmond
will begin a series of meetings at So'-
diers' Home chapel tomorrow night.
Rev. Father Kelly, of Bucna Vista and
the adjacent missions, IS the guest Oh
Rev. Father Donahoe, of st. Patrcks
Deputy Sheriff William j. Gentry has
been granted furlOugh, and left yest"r
day afternoon for New York and Boston.
Miss NJ Eta Palmore has returned
from Powhatan county, where she has
been spending some weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Pollard, of this city,
has been granted patent on nut-lock.
The device is simple yet effective one.
Mr.. j.. l.. PelOuze returned home
few days ago after q two months yaca-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. Peouze and daugh-
ter are expected home Tuesday evening
from an extended trip through the West.
Rev. Father Herman is still at Clifton
Forge, supplying the pulpit of Father
Kelly, who is officiating at St Patrick 5.
The services at st. Mary's church to-
day will be very impressive. and the mu-
sic, as usual, will be of very high order.
Mr.. i. i. Smith, of the Richmond and
Danville offices at Washington. was in
the city yesterday for the first time In a
year.
Mr.. James V. Ramos was called 20
Charlottesville yesterday by the cri.icN
illness of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Leonard
Page.
In the chancery court yesterday
Charles l.. Tyler qualified as administrq-
tor C. (. a. of the estate of Elizabeth j.
Tyler.
Captain Frank Cunningham sang at
Raleigh. Y. c.. Tuesday night at Il Con-
fcderate concert and was repeatedly en-
cored.
Father Kelly will preach at the Church
of the Sacred Heart to-day. The singing
of High Mass has been resumed at this
church.
General Manager Stevens, of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway, left yesterday
morning in MS private car Cor the White
Sulphur.
FsirfelC SChs oil will open Sept ,moer
18TH. Teachers will m1eE at the sup r.
intendent's office September 18th to sign
ccr tracts.
Rev. Drs Landrum and Cooper hav-
ing returned home, the Baptist pulpits
generally will be filled to-day by their
own pastors.
The Richmond Poultry, Pigeon and
KEN Il Club will hold an important
meeting Monday evening at o'clock,
Exc hange Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Page have
returned from the White Sulphur and
Rock Alum Springs. Mr.. Page is i'm
proved in health
The McGin Catholic Union will have n
reception and banquet at Murphys Eotei
next Tuesday night as welcome TO
Bishop Van de Vyver.
Mr.. Lewis l.. Smith. former prOmi-
nent resident. now with the Richmond
and Danville force in Washington, was
IN the city yesterday.
The altar boys of St Patrick's church
have organized Il society to be known as
St Patrick's Sodality, with Rev. Father
Dondhoe as director.
Miss Celeste Williams leaves Monday
morning for Smithfeld to attend a ger
man given in honor of her sister Leda
and Miss Alice V. Scott.
The singing of Late Mass has been re-
sumed at St. Patrick's church. The choir
Is a very excellent one and includes sew.
eral of the pupils of st. Patrick i Acade-
my.
Mr.. Ed. G. Steane, of Philadelphia,
q native of Richmond, and a war How
itzer of the Fourth detachment, First
company, is in the city visiting his old
friends.
Mrs. l.. Rudd, of 1920 Floyd avenue,
left few days ago for an extended trip
TO Stanton, the Blue Ridge mountlins
and other summer resorts throughout
the Nirginias.
Gus Il. Delarue has returned with his
wife and children from Smithville, Char
lotte county, Va. where they have been
visiting. Smithyille is Mrs. Delarue's
former home
Miss Oracle Dance and her two broth
ers Pommie and Lennie, returned home
yesterday, after a months sojourn in