The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abont RichmoDd's Citi-
Zens and Other Matters.

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Mr.. w. S. Copeland, of The State, lef
for Chit ago Friday night, accompanies
by his wife.
The services at the Soldiers Home thii
afternoon at 4 80 L. NJ. will be led by Rev
DR.. d. f. Sprigg.
Mrs. William G. Owens, who has beer
Wis ting relatives at Lewisburg, w. Va.
returned home yesterday.
Rev. j. ]. Gravatt, the new rector OF
| Moore Memorial, Will preach his first ser
mon to that congregation to-day.
Mrs. Emma X. Ball, who has been spend
ing the summer in the mountains OF Nir.
ginia, has returned home, and VIII leave in
few days to spend the winter in South
ern California.
The Rev. J. Calvin Stewart will I'll his
pulpit at the Church of the Covenant to-
day and tonight. At the morning ser
vice the communion will be celebrated.
The subject Of sermon, The Summer IS
Ended" Subject at night, Doing Things
| Twice"
Messrs. John a. Ryan. VIII McDonough
/ and j. Norman Dart have returned from
a trip to the Worlds Fair.
There Is to be a mass meeting of the
/ Junior Department OF the colored Young
! Reformers' Hall next Tuesday night at
| $50 O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flegenheimer will
leave to-day at T. NJ. on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad for ten days
visit TO the Chicago Exhibition.
A petition is being circulated I'm the
city in behalf Of George l.. Renner. lately
peested on the charge OF desertion from
the United States army. for his release.
in consequence OF his impaired health ana
the fact that he is tbs only support Of his
sister.
Mr.. w. Freeman Fisher, OF Boston,
who represents the house Of +. w. Breed.
the largest manufacturer of shoes in
this country, is visiting Mr. W. w. Cos
den, Al north Ninth street.
Miss Gnlie Neville. OF Portsmouth,
left yesterday for her home. after a
delightful visit to relatives in this city.
Mrs. B. +. Ladd and sister. Miss Mary
Bigger, are visiting Mrs. Lucy Webb,
their sister, in Norfolk.
Mrs. Joseph II. Shepherd. OF S11, west
Main street, who has been seriously ~,
is much improved.
Mr.. JOHN Scott, Of this city, left yes
terday for the Theological Seminary at
Alexandria, where he will study for the
ministry.
Dr. George f. Keesee, Mrs. Keesee
the two Misses Keesee and George f.
Keesee, Jr., have returned 20 the city
after delightful trip TO the Worlds Fair
a young lady who lives on Floyd ave-
nue. Will, IL is rumored next month be
married TO a prominent physician in
this city.
Mrs James T. Vaughan and daughter,
Mrs. O. B. Hill, and Mrs Cyrus Marsh.
left yesterday afternoon for a weeks
visit at the Worlds Fair
Mrs. C. C. Walker and family have re-
turned 10 the city and are stopping at
the st. Clair Hotel.
]. Z. Burke, of Norfolk and his brother.
w. NJ, of this city, spent last week at
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. William Morrison. secretary and
treasurer OF the Charleston. 5. c.. Gas
Light Co. who has been visiting friends
at lO1 north Eighth street, left Friday
for his home.
Rev. Or. T.. NJ. Peterson, Of Lynch
burg, arrived yesterday. accompanied by
his two sons. having been summoned
10 the bedside Of his dying brother. Rev.
DR.. p. A. Peterson.
The October term OF the Chancery Court
will begin tomorrow with Judge Lamb
on the bench.
The congregation Of st. Paurs p. L.
church, Newport, reluctantly accepted
the resignation Of Rev Reyerdy Estiil.
who recently accepted a call 20 81. Paul's
church in Louisville Mr.. Estills wife
was a Miss Lula Christian, OF this city.
Mrs. Jacob Cohn and daughter. Mrs.
Walker. who have been visiting Mrs.
Michelbacker, leave for home to-day.
Mr.. Jacobus. the manager Of the Bos-
ton Clothing House. has moved his res
icence TO 100 west Grace street, and viii
be pleased 10 see his many friends at
that number.
Mr.. BENJAMIN IL. Berry ana family Will
return 70 the city on. Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucien Tatum viii leave
In day or two FOR the worlds tair ana
thence 10 California, where they expect 10
spend the winter
Mr. William II. Cunningham has re-
turned 10 the city. and Is al the residence
OF his nephew, W. $. Wight. on west
Main street
Cadet Color-Sergeant Lucien Bali, VINO
has been two years At the Virginia MIL
tary Institute has resigned his position
there with the intention Of going 70 South
ern California.
Miss Lulie Young and Miss Lizzie Ber-
nard, Of Fredericksburg, are the guests or
Mrs. Randolph Latimer Norris
In the Hastings Court report OF rnurs-
lay the name Walter Mercer should
nave been Walter Miller.
Mrs. Emma X. Ball. who has been |
u ,nding the summer in the mountains or
Virginia, has returned home. ana viii
cave In a few DAYS for Southern Call
ornia 10 spend the winter
Captain Bird In thr City.