The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
DOINGS ABOUT TOWN.
All SORTS OF INCIDENTS GATH
Erred HERE AND THERE.
what Richm end People are Doing, where
They Hav Been and Where They Will Go.
The Worlds Fair Still an Attraction.
! lizzie Ragland has returned from


Lexington.
Mr.. W s. Burton leaves to day on
two weeks vacation
DR.. Hinchman and family have re-
turned from Ocean View.
Mr.. Mack Hobson is slowly recovering
from an attack Of paralysis.
Or. G.. Watson James has returned to
the city from the White Sulphur
Mr.. Alfred A. Scott will leave for the
Worlds Fair next Monday.
Miss Mary Camden has returned from
a pleasant visit 10 friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. John Waters. of Richmond, has
been in North Carolina for some tine.
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes IS confined to his
residence West Franklin. by sickness.
w. Winston Jones. Treasurer OF New
Kent County, was at the Capitol yestes-
day.
Ms. Virginius Johr son is tack from
the Rookbridge Alum, greatly improved
IN ktalih.
Mr.. Robert Wood and Mr.. d. r. Win
fee. Jr., Chesterfield, were In the city
Yesterday.
Councilman william L. Carneal and wife
have returned from very pleasant visit
% Chicago.
robert F. Perh1son. No. 214O Pleasant
street left We1r esday TO visit old, his
tcriCal jamestown.
MIS- Reuby Vaughan, who has been Wis
ting friends and relatives In Hanover,
returned yesterday.
Miss WHett Hudgins. who has been
spending the summer In Charlotte, y. -,
has returned home
Miss Blanche Cox. Of Church Hill, who
has been visiting relatives In FarmYille'
has returned home.
Captain W S. Harrison left yesterday
to spend his vacation at his nome IN
Prince William county.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Ed
ward Ingram qualified as executor OF the
estate Of Ruth Bradford.
Mr.. Bev. T. Crump Las returned from
Covington, where he had been In atten-
dance at the Circuit Court.
on and after September 3rd the Sunday
Special Train from Richmond TO west
Point will be discontinued.
Misses Matte Miles and Blanche Hawks
have returned to the city after pleasant
visit to relatives in Hanover.
DR.. J. n. Upshur has returned TO the
City after a pleasant vacation In the
Mountain resorts Of Virginia.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
a marriage license yesterday to Nathaniel
S. Crump and Annie l.. Breeder.
A regular meeting Of Lee Camp was
held at Lee Camp Hall last night. only
routine business was transacted.
Miss Mary walthall, Of 900 East Leigh
street, leaves to day with a party Of
! friends from Farmville for Chicago.
Gertrude. the little three-year-old daugh-
| ter OF Mr.. c. A. Brothers, Of 1l02 IL Chat
! fin street, is very III with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sarah f. Wharton and three chill
dren. OF Baltimore. Nd, are visiting her
| sister, Mrs w. Clary, OF the West End.
Misses Blanche n. and Matte V. Ro-
| berts. OF South Laurel street. have re-
| turned to the city after visit to Nelson
| county.
Mr.. A. Griffith, Of this city, left for
| Washington this week 10 fll the position
| in the War Department secured for him
| by Hon. George ID. Wise.
Mr.. T. V. Baldwin, Of this city will
shortly begin the publication Of paper
I'm the interest Of the Pythians. 1t Will
be known as the Monitor.
The contract for changing the outlets
10 the fire plugs from us inches TO
2l-2 inches was awarded to Messrs. West
and Branch as the lowest bidders.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. white. Jr., died I'm Staunton on
Thursday The funeral will take place
to day from their residence. No ia North
Eighth street.
Miss Claudia 3. Goddin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. +. Goddin, Miss Elsie Goddin and
Mr. Arthur w. Goddn have returned from
a three weeks visit TO the Worlds Fair
| and Springfield. Ill.
Mr.. j. f. Richie. a Clarinet Soloist,
who has been visiting friends and reia-
tives here returned home yesterday.
He accompanied the Blues Band on their
trip to Fayetteville N. c.
Dr. W. Vaughn-Lloyd. while out riding
near First and Leigh streets with his
wife and child in a buggy, drove In a
| hole and smashed the buggy considerably.
| Neither Of the occupants were hurt.
DR.. James Y. Fair. pastor Of Grace
Street Presbyterian church. has returned
home from his summer vacation, and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow. morning and
night and conduct the usual Wednesday
night services.
Mr.. Richard II. Gaines, the Chemist
| Of the Agricultural Department, sustain
ed a severe sprain TO his arm in Chicago
a few days ago from fall received
while boarding a cable-car. He is still
suffering greatly from the injury.
The friends of Mr. r. T. Barton, Of
winchester. Va. have appointed a COM
mittee with power and authority 10 use
all proper and becoming means TO ac-
connpIish his election as a member OF
the Court of Appeals of Virginia.
The Rev. Lewis f. Hlte. after an alb
sence Of more than three months. has
returned 10 the City. and will resume
the conduct of the services at the new
Church Mission No. East Clay street.
His place Of residence is pos, East Frank
lin street. where he will be glad to see