The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Bichmond's Cih-
zens and Other Matters.

Mrs. Peter Y. Cutler, the poet and nov
elist is spending the winter In Richmond
The Junior German Club gave brilliant
entertainment at the Masonic Temple last
evening.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern. who has been
away from the city for a month on prl-
vate business, has returned home
The Evangelical Alliance Will meet
Thursday evening in the board-room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Dr. John r. Baylor Of Albemarle coun-
", has been appointed a member OF the
board OF visitors OF the Medical College
Miss Belle Walden's dancing class gave
an enjoyable masquerade at Powell nan
last evening. Prizes were awarded 10 TWO
Of the best masqueraders
Rev Carl T.. Grammer professor at the
Seminary near Alexandria. preached ana
administered the Holy Communion at 81.
Marks on Sunday morning last.
The new castle OF the knights OF the
Golden Eagle will be organized Wednes-
day night at Thol's Hall. 700 west Broad
street. 1t will be instituted the following
Tuesday.
W. J. West. or this city. was one Of
the graduates OF the Medical College.
His name appeared in the list published
in Sundays Times as \. L. West or
Henrico county.
The commencement Of the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia will take place at the
Richmond Theatre tomorrow evening be
ginning at $50 o'clock. Rev. ). {. hldeh
will be the orator
Mr. and Mrs. T.. a. Parsley have issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter,
BERTHE. 10 Mr.. w. Elliott HazeigroVe at
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at o'clock p. NJ.
Messrs Page Brothers. OF Boston.
Mass. have donated handsome oil
stove to the ladies Of the Memorial Ba-
zaar through the firm Of J. W. Anderson
a CO., Of this city.
Mrs. G. Victoria Barnum and Master
T. Barnum. Of Atlantic City, are guests at
Ford's Hotel Mrs. Barnum has many
friends in Richmond. who will be glad 10
know that she is in this city.
The board Of supervisors Of Henrico
county met at the county courthouse
yesterday morning. The only business
was the consideration II several bills,
which were ordered 70 be paid.
The annual stockholders meeting OF the
Richmond and Roanoke Land Company
will be held to-day at L. VI. at the
Office OF James L. Anderson Esq, Goddin
Hall, Eleventh and Bank streets.
Lightning struck last evening about Z
o'clock the awning in front OF May
shoe store. on Broad between sixth and
Seventh street. Che damage created only
consisted Of the destroying OF the awning.
The committee Of publication Of the
State Board Of Agriculture met IN the
Office Of Commissioner Whitehead yester-
day at noon and ordered that the manu-
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turned over to the printers.
The Reunion Association Of the order Of
Flks leaves Richmond June 18th for De-
troit. Mich. From there they will pro-
coed to Chicago. They have secured quar-
ters at the Alhambra Hotel, recently ac-
quired by Davis. Powell and Rich. There
will be about 80 Of them.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt's TIE Deum was
rendered at 81. Paurs church for the
first time Sunday. The choir never did
better work. and the musical IeoIle in the
congregation speak in the very highest
terms Of Mr. Renhardts composition.
They say it will take rank with the very
best Tie Deums sung in the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The stockholders Of the Old Dominion
Preserving Company met yesterday morn
ing. and after transacting business peril
nent 10 their company reelected Messrs.
j. A. Moncure president; ii. ID. Moon,
secretary; j. VI. Grant treasurer, and
Messrs John Adams and l.. Carson, with
the above-named men. as directors. There
Will be another meeting April nth.
The advisory committee on music for
Virginia will meet every Wednesday at
the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt,
No. u east Grace street. at noon for the
examination Of applicants who may wish
to 20 before the committee Of the Worlds
Columbian Commission on Music. Messrs.
Jacob Reinhardt. J. Emory Shaw ana
John Kessnich are the committee.