The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Interesting Facts About Riehrncad's Citi-
tens and Other Matters

q delightful visit TO the Worlu falr.
Mr.. Sol Haas and family. including Mr..
T. j. Haas, leave tomorrow for Chicago.
dr. Emanuel Ullman will leave to-day
for a five weeks visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. Charles w. Gryner, who has been
confined to his home by sickness, is con-
valescent.
Mrs. James r. Pace has returned from
the Worlds Fair. and is at her home IN
Albemarle.
Misses Mary and Nellie Mayo are the
guests Of Miss Nina Taliaferro, In Glou-
cester county.
Governor Mckinney has definitely de-
cided to become candidate for the long
term senatorship.
DR.. G. Watson James has gone TO
White Sulphur Springs, where he VIII
spend two weeks.
Mrs. James NJ. Donnan has returned
from Virginia Beach, after pleasant
visit of two weeks.
Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden returned to the
city yesterday. and will fill his pulpit to-
day morning and evening.
Judge r. w. Hughes. OF the United
States Circuit Court. is expected to ar
rive In the city next Monday.
Mrs. Charles II. Walters. Of Baltimore,
Md. is visiting her uncle, John w. Quay,
Esq, on west Grace street.
Miss Carrie Phillips has returned to the
city, after a very pleasant soJourn In
Lunenburg and Nottoway counties.
The Cooke statue is now being devel-
oped preparatory TO being cast 1t Will
hardly be finished before November.
IN
to-day 10 spend ten days with relatives
in Petersburg and Dinwiddie county.
Pickett Camp. Confederate Veterans,
meets Monday night. Members are re-
specially invited TO attend this meet
ing.
Miss sallIe Bruce is very much ad-
mired at York Harbor," where she is
the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page.
Mrs. James T. Vaughan and Miss
Mabel Vaughan returned yesterday from
a pleasant sojourn at Cold Sulphur
Springs.
Policeman Walton found the door Of
J. l.. Sutheriands undertaking establish
ment open last night. Mr.. Sutherland
was notified.
Misses Ruby McMechen and May Hop
kins. Of Parkersburg. w. Va, are the
guests Of Mrs. +. +. Goodwin, on north
| Tenth street
Mrs. John D. Potts and Mrs. Harry
| Frazier, who are summering at the White
| Sulphur, spent a day I'm the city last
week with friends.
Colonel w. r. Wickham, the gallant
! commandant Of the old First regiment,
| is off for his vacation. lie will not return
until September 18th.
Misses Rose and Alice Glasgow, or
south Laurel street. left Thursday even
ing for Glade Springs and Bristol, Tenn
| TO remain until the fall.
Commencing with to-day Gospel ser
vices will be held every Sunday ana Fri
| day evening at the church on Mayo street.
| at the foot OF Ross street.
| Reouiem mass win be sung Tuesday
| morning. August 22d. at o'clock az st
| Pes.r's cathedral for Mrs. John M. ing
gins. her first anniversary.
| Nrs T. c. Hiden. Of this city, and
| dauebter. Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, or
pirmingham. are spending the month OF
| August at Catawba Springs. n. {.
Mrs. r. =. Crump left the city yester-
| dav for Charlottesville. where she was
| cailad nv the critical illness Of her little
| grandson, Wifred Darlington Crump'
nr I r. Houchens, Of Baltimore, Is
/ here visiting relatives and friends, ana
| Is stopping with his mother Mrs. NJ r.
| Houchens. on north Twenty-hfth street
| Mise Rettie o. Sweeney, OF Petersburg
| an5 Mrs Allen c. Maynard and sons
| Masters Randolph and Allen, nave re-
! turned from Chicago and the WORM
| Fair.
| The First virginia Regiment VIII lose
| -. tgzo on account Of not being able
49, go ,,to eacampment. This amount
u,ul he apportioned among the different
companies.
Mr. w NJ Myers left on Friday Tor
the Mountains of Virginia 10 spenu hlS
| vacation. taking his bicycle ana konac.
! He hopes 10 bring back some me Nie"o
| OF the mountains.
Miss Ellen Hobson has been the CUES,
Of Judge and Mrs AIyer. at the Na'u'd'
Bridge. and is travelling with them no"
through the mountains Of virginia WIS
ting the different springs.
There was still alarm OF fire ABOUT
| o'clock last night, caused by the phf hh,s
| az a lace curtain In bIr Charles Hutzier
| house. 325 east Franklin street NO
Engine Company extinguished the name
Nsssrs. w. W. Greyson. OF Bland coun-
| ~. J. T. Lewis, Of Henrico; burihes
| TavIor commissioner Of revenue hi"e
| Wulian. and j. w. King, or Hanover
were among the visitors at the SaPlt"
yesterday.
Roy ". j. Young. OF the Park-Plac'
Methodist church, will lead the SerVl''
al the Soldiers Home this afternoon A,
o'clock. Music by Mrs Gil ana the UT
phan Asylum boys. The veterans cordi
ally invite the pufNc 70 worship VIII
them.
The Jeffersonian Mandolin and Guita
Ouintette. composed OF Wessrs. Holt
blake. Potter and Bonavita, paid the citi
gems and hotel guests OF Louisa. Va.
visit last Thursday evening. and enter
tanned them no little with their refined
music.
DIR. Young will occupy his pulpit a
park Place church today both morning
and night. His subject In TIE mornlnt
win be Time Of Distress: Does Goo
Know" In the evening. Religion;
Thing OF the Stars or a Thing OF th'
Streets-WhichT'
Mrs. j. b. Woodward, of Washington
u. c., who has been IN the city for ID
past few days, at the home OF her son
| Fred. Il. Woodward. on Grove avenue
has returned TO Washington. accompanie'
by Frank g. Woodward. Mrs. Fred i
woodward, Who has been very Ill for IN
mast three weeks, Is still confined to ne
room. although somewhat improved
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