The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-21
Personal an GLN ERLL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens. and other Matters.

zen.. and other Matters.
Mrs. w. w. Hite returned to Louisville
yesterday.
Colonel william r. Wickham was re-
ported TO be somewhat better yesterday
morning.
Miss salie Belle Hamlin. OF Danvile.
Is visiting the Misses Brown, south
Third street.
Mr.. Charles Koss, father OF Mrs. Chris
Evensen. was thought 10 be somewhat
| better yesterday. He has been Ill for seye-
raj days.
The ladies Of Central W. c. T. U. will
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the Friends Westinghouse on Clay
street.
Mr.. II. G. Forstman, OF GID west Main
street, has been contned to his bed
| about a week with an attack OF bilious
remittent fever.
Arrangements are being made for the
concert. supper, and ball at Coreoran Han
on next Thursday night. the AFFAIR pro-
misses 10 be a pleasant one.
Mr. Stratton FulRs, one Of the clerks
OF T. W. Wood & Son, Is very low at his
home I'm Manchester. win typhold tever'
and is not expected 10 live during to-day.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
marriage licenses yesterday to the fol-
lowing couples: Joseph Genneu and Ida
Jordan, Robert A. Sydnor and Bessie {.
Butler
Denutv-Sherfn A. r. Jones, Of Surry
cotntv called Al the Capitol yesterday,
after delivering at the penitenhary Thomas
Turner. who had been convicted or
felony.
~
poter .CopeIand. Of this city, left last
saturday for Aberdeen, Scotland, on
visit Of two months 80 his relations In the
Old Country.
There will be a grand ball at the Old
Market Hall on the 4th OF December by
the old Dominion Democratic Club. Inc
proceeds will be for the purpose OF tur-
nishlng the rooms Of the club'
A telegram from the South yesterday
announces the serious illness Of Mr..
Thomas S. winston in Louisiana. Mr..
Winston is the father OF Mrs. Ernest l..
Boiling. Of this city and has many friends
and relatives in Virginia
Mrs. A. Z. Donnan, who came from
Brooklyn 10 attend Mrs. Jackson funefai
on Saturday, returned yesterday morning
She is visiting her father, Rev. I. Dewitt
Talmage. and will remain In Brooklyn
until Thanksgiving.
The many friends OF DR.. +. c. Levy
will be pleased TO learn that he returned
Yesterday from Watkins much benefited
I'm health from his sOjOurn there. although
stin suffering from the effects Of his re-
cent accident. lie is stopping at 800 Park
avenue.
The many friends Of Police Commits
sioner l.. c. Fig will be grieved to hear
that he has been confined TO his house
since last Thursday with a sprained
ankle. caused by severe fall lie IS
improving and expects to be out in few
days.
A Joint session Of the two branches
OF the City Council has been called by
President Dickerson for next Monday
evening at o'clock. to fill a vacancy in
the School Board, caused by the removal
az CAPTAIN A. b. GUig0n from the dis
trict which he represented.
81. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
will give a "Chrysanthemum Tea" at the
residence Of Mr.. william Curtis, corner
Twenty~ninth and Franklin streets OAb-
by ParN, tonight, from TO 10 o'clock
All the delicacies Of the season will be
served Music by string band.
The last issue Of the Dramatic Mirror
notes the appointment Of Mr.. H. II. Cahill
as press agent for the theatrical agency
of jefferson. Klaw &, Erlanger, New YORK.
Mr. Cahill Is the late manager OF the
Theatre. Ia this city, aud more recently
a member Of the Alabama" company.
There Will be a reception Thanksgiving
evening at the Governors mansion, 10
furnish the children's ward of the Nir-
ginia hospital Governor and Mrs. Mcl<in-
ney will receive. ana Colonel and Mrs.
O'Ferran are expected. There will be re-
freshments, and music by the best
amateur performers Of Richmond.