The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
Personal AND GENERAL
interesting Facts About Richmond's Cfti-
zens and Other Matters.


The hastings court was not in session
yesterday
Mrs. Willie Stokes is extremely I'll at
her residence on west Franklin street.
Mr.. Ernest Boiling. who has been out
OF town, returned yesterday morning.
j. NJ. Curtis, treasurer of Warwick
county, called at the Capitol yesterday.
James Gibson. deputy sheriff Of King
and Queen county, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Sallie Belle Howlln, OF Danville,
Va, is visiting the Misses Bowers. on
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Hunihan left yes
terday for brief visit TO relatives In
Pennsylvania.
Governor Mckinney did not appear at
the capitol yesterday, being confined TO
his room by sickness.
Miss Fannie Digs. OF Chester. Va. is
In the city and stopping at Charles a.
Spences, i0S west Cary street.
Professor Addison Hoge. Of the Uni
vers!ty Of Mississippi. has been elected
to the chair Of Greek in Washington and
Lee University.
In the list OF first school honors pub
lished sunday the names OF Louise Stubbs
and Eta Harris were omitted from first
primary A, Of Madison School.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsryie d. Goddln have
returned from their wedding tour. and
are now at their suburban home, a few
miles north OF the city.
Mr.. A. b. Armstrong. OF this city, and
Mr.. James W. Gentry. Of Manchester
will leave In few days for Chicago TO
attend the Worlds Fair.
The friends OF ax-Councllman and Mrs
A. g. Houston will sympathze with them
I'm the death Of their infant child, whose
funeral took place yesterday morning.
A very handsome photograph Of the old
Confederate mule, which was a prominent
feature Of the late parade at the Davis
interment, was taken by Rev. Preston
Nash.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss L. Grace Henning and Professor
George VI. Smlthdeal. at Broad-street
Methodist church Wednesday evening,
June 2Sth.
The annual basket picnic Of West View
Baptist Sunday school will take place at
Mount Pleasant next Thursday. The
train will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at $50 A. VI.
The annual picnic OF Trinity Metho-
dist Sunday school will be given to-mor-
row at Providence Forge. The train will
leave about $3.50 A. NJ, ana all arrange
ments have been made for very pleas
ant time
At las o'clock yesterday afternoon fire
was discovered I'm a lot of waste I'm the
Chesapeake and Ohio yard near the Rich
mond Cedar walks. A still alarm was
turned I'm at engine-house No 8. Loss
about $50.
The c. w. y. NJ. and Sunday school
committee Of Seventh-street Christian
church will give moonlight excursion
on the Ariel tonight There will be good
music and refreshments aboard. The
boat leaves her wharf at 7:30.
The Birthday Fete. to be given at the
Governors Mansion next Thursday even
ing. promises 10 be a most pleasant affair
Invitations will be sent out to-day, and
the grounds about the Capitol will be
frightened with Chinese lanterns.
Judge f. r. Farrar Johnnie Reb) will
lecture at the Wigwam. Barton Heights
on Lights and Shadows; or. the Story Of
a Life" az $50 o'clock tonight. a bus
viii leave Sixth and Broad at 7.45 o'clock
70 accommodate the city people who
wish TO attend
Miss Bessie Pattee left yesterday via
Washington for Chicago, where she VIII
visit friends and relatives and the Worlds
Fair After n short stay in the Windy
city she will 90 10 Detroit. Mich. her
native home where she will remain un-
I'll September.
Rev. j. Augustine Smith, assistant rec
tor Of Moore Memorial church. delivered
his farewell sermon on Sunday evening.
He VIII leave Tor Georgetown. Ky, in a
few days where he will take charge of
Harrisburg, two cities Of 1000 population
each. which are connected by railroad.
Mr. James =. Pemberton. chief clerk
10 the register OF Hamilton county. Tenn,
or Chattanooga. reached this city on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Pemberton is A
native Of Richmond and went from here
10 Tennessee about seven years ago lie
is at present deeply interested I'm politics
OF the Peanut State, and tells some
fascinating stories as to Tennessee .es-
islation