The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Gil.
xens and Other Matters.


Miss Eta Munford is at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Mary Mcclure has just returned
from Chicago.
Miss Bessie Addison is at the Allie
ghany Springs.
Miss Leila Meyers will leave to-day for
the Warm Springs.
Mr.. Thomas Rutherfoord's family are
at the Warm Springs.
Mrs. N. NJ Wilson and Miss Sheppard
have gone to Capon Springs.
The condition Of Mr. William +. Har-
wood is very much improved.
Or. ]. y. McCaw and Miss Mary Nc
Cav will visit the Worlds Fair in Au-
gust.
Mrs. Ashton Starke and her sister.
Miss Dunlop, are at the White Sulphur
Springs
Or. James Grammar will preach at st.
Johns Church at II A. NJ. and =. NJ.
tomorrow.
Mr.. Milton Cayce and daughter, Lille.
are on visit TO North Carolina, at
Morehead City.
Hon. r. H. Cardwell. Speaker OF the
House OF Delegates, is confined TO his
nome by Illness.
Mr.. T. o. Barbour and family will
spend the rest Of the summer at the
Rockbridge Alum.
Suit was instituted in the city circuit
court yesterday by J. II. Jurgens against
j. b. Weaver for $500.
The Council Committee on st. Johns
Burying Ground met yesterday and trans
acted routine business.
Rev. DR.. Wharton, OF Williamsburg.
Is spending some time with friends at
COS east Leigh street.
Mrs. Allan Talbot and family will
leave to-day TO spend the rest OF the
summer near Lynchburg.
Miss Helen Montague is the guest OF
her uncle, Mr.. Charles Montague, at his
country home, near Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caustin sailed from
New York yesterday for England. where
they will spend several months.
Captain James b. Angle and family
have returned TO the city. after spend
ing pleasant time In Norfolk.
In the chancery court yesterday c. ].
Billups qualified as executor OF the es-
tate Of j.. W. Billups, deceased.
William Eddey (coloreD was received
at the penitentiary to serve a term Of
two years for grand larceny yesterday.
Rev DR.. r. II. Pitt. Mrs. Pitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine and Miss Cullen re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Virginia
Beach.
Miss Meta Potts and Miss Callie Ry-
land have been the guests Of Miss Elise
Strother for the last week at THE High
lands"
Miss May Handy and Miss Madge
Ould viii leave on next Monday for
to spend the month OF
August.
Messrs. VI. S. Bell. W. w. Tiller, w. T..
T. Bass and Walter Gordon left Thurs
cay for Chicago to visit the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. T. L. Alfrend. with her daughter
Miss Anna Lee. and her son. Otis. has |
gone TO the Allegheny Hotel, Goshen, /
Va, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Langhorne are hav-
ing a "house party" at their lovely home /
In Albemarle county Several New York /
md Baltimore friends are among the
guests.
Quite a large party Of ladies and gen
lemen have made arrangements TO leave
here the first week in September for
Chicago. TO do the Worlds Fair. which
,an be better enjoyed in cooler weather.
Mrs. J. w. Coffin. who left her home
n Charlottesville Va. on Monday morn
ng under such mysterious circumstances,
md who was thought TO be In Richmond,
las not been seen or heard Of at the police
headquarters Of this city
A large company assembled at Denny
treet Methodist church at $50 o'clock
asst night TO witness the marriage Of
Hiss Alice " Gauding to Mr.. Edward
". Hart. The ceremony was performed
" the pastor, Rev w. a. Laughon.
The ladies Of Sacred Heart church held
lawn party last evening at the corner
( Reservoir and Cary streets. az which
large crowd was I'm attendance. The
cceipts were large, and the whole affair
'as pronounced n success, sale having
cen made Of all refreshments.
Mr.. George w. Anderson will lead the
Dung mems meeting at the Young Mems
hristian Association tomorrow after
Don at 4 o'clock Mr.. Eugene II. Cloves
nd Professor II. +. Smith viii sing
averal selections. and the association
rchestra will furnish special music.
The lawn party held at rs south Pine
.reet by the Young Woman's Christian
emperance Union in the interest of the
oldiers' Home met with fair success. \
BOD crowd was present, and a DISPOSE
on was made Of the larger quantity Of
he refreshments. and the occasion was
lioyed by all I'm attendance.
The board Of stewards Of the Broad ,
rect church were so deeply impressed
18th p late beautiful sermon Of their
istor. Rev. w. V. Tudor, ID. d.. on "The !
olden City" that they have had il at +
actively printed in pamphlet form for
ee distribution. Any one may procure ! q
copy by applying TO Mr.. W. +. Richard
~ Of this city. /
Colonel John 3. Cary, who went 10 4
lwaukee some time since 10 attend the a
nual convention Of the Association Of a
cents Of the Northwestern Mutual Life a
surance Company Of which he and his s
n, Mr.. T. a. Cary. are general agents b
r Virginia and North Carolina has re- 4
rned TO Richmond. For the thirteenth Il
I'm he was unanimously elected presi- {;
MT Of the Association, and his co-worlf- b
5 further demonstrated their high es-
IN for him by presenting him with
,snifcent solid silver service Of six v
ices. "
NOW TIE. DEAL T4S MADE. II