The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-14

Interesting Facts About Richmonus 'i''-
zens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds Cit'-
zens and other Matters.
Mr.. Otis Cox apd Miss Mary Connally will
be married tomorrow
Miss Sallie Parker, of North Carolina, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Peter r. Burke has returned from
visit TO her sister in Baltimore.
Mrs. Comestock and Master John Pattie
are boarding az Mrs. Matt. Springs.
Mr.. HAYWOOD Parker. brother of Mr.. (. NJ.
Parker. Jr., of The TINES, is III the city.
c.. f. Moore, George X. Anderson, and T.
II. Jones. of Clifton Forge, Va, are IN the
city.
fine crowd will go to Newport News this
morning 10 witness the launching OF the FL
Norte."
Mr.. II. J. Youngloye and Miss Amy Pippin.
both Of Richmond, were lately married at
Roxboro. \. G.
Miss Eliza Braxton, of King William coun-
ty, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine,
2l3 south Third.
Mr.. Harvey Blair and family left last week
10 spend the summer at Mrs. Garnett's, IN
Mathews county.
The first wheat-cutting of the season began
yesterday at the farm of Mrs. Jane King, in
Goochland county.
Miss Eliza Braxton. of King William
county. is the guest Of Mrs. Henry Lee VAL
entine, 2l3 south Third.
Miss Lula Hagan. of Huntington. W. Va,
who has been visiting relatives IN Richmond.
left yesterday for Farmyille.
Rev. J. p. Cannon, pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian church, VIII spend portion or
the summer at his home in Tennessee.
DR.. Charles V. Darlington will leave soon
for the Allegheny Springs, where he will be
the resident physician for this session.
Dr. W. ". Parker was prevented from
attending the Medical Convention ut Detroit
by the critical illness of several patients.
Cornelius Randolph. negro boy. is con-
fined at the First station charged with steal
ing a lady's gold watch from some person un-
known.
Mr. Leigh Crutchfeld, one Of the employees
in the clerks Office of the chancery court. has
gone on a visit 20 Paducah. Ky. lie expects
10 return next week
Cards are out for the marriage of 1lr. J. NJ.
Chappell to Miss Mamie +. Crowder Tuesday
afternoon. June 2lst. ut Park Place 1letho-
dist Episcopal church.
At the Union-Station church Rev. George
II. Ray Sunday preached impressive sermons
morning and night. and received two persons
into church fellowship.
The Seyenth-street Christian church will
u
ARIEL tonight. The boat will leave at 1850 2.
II. and street cars will meet it on the return
trip.
Miss Inez AGREE has returned from Dan
vile where she graduated from Roanoke Fe-
male College June list. She will remain
with her mother some weeks at the Masonic
Home.
Mr.. Fritz Fuerstenau. Of the firm Of Knopp
Bros. in Bremen. Germany IS stopping IN this
q
second time to purchase lot OF Virginia to-
bacco.
Miss Helen Gibson Bernard. daughter of
the late Peter d. Bernard. died yesterday
morning ut her home $40 west Marshall
street at five minutes past o'clock, after an
illness OF seven months.
There will be soiree musicale by several
pupils of Sir. Ernest l. Boiling. followed by a
Michigan maple-sugar party, for the benefit
of Trinity Lodge, ]. .. q. t.. at Central Hall.
this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
A marriage license was issued by the clerk
of the hastings court yesterday afternoon t.
Mr.. James Walter Peay. young maehinist OF
this city. aud Miss Missouri Jones, also Of
Richmond. The ceremony was performed
last night.
The Sons Of Veterans r. +. Lee Camp held
q meeting at Powhatan Club last night. Mat
ters of minor importance were disposed Of.
Dut II was AAfDesAb4c Ayi bAtAh " otSNN !
officers, as the required number which 1t
takes to elect officers were not present
Mr. G. II. Phillips. of the Richmond China
Company, has just returned from the White |
Sulphur Springs. where he contracted to fur
nished this renowned resort with crockery and
glassware for the tables and rooms in compe- |
tition with many Northern manufacturers.
The funeral Of Joseph A. White, Jr., infant
son OF Dr. aud Mrs Joseph A. White. will
take place this afternoon. The child died in
Montgomery county, Nd. Saturday after
noon ut the residence Of his aunt. Mrs.
fancy. The interment will be 1T Hollywood.
Information has been received of the death !
of Professor Marcelius Baker, the well-known |
lightweight pugilst, who was for some time
professor Of boxing and athletics in Rich
mond. When last heard from he was at Proyi-
dence r. l.. where he was lately knocked out
in a sparring match.