The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09
PERsONALAND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Eens and Other Matters.


Mr.. Bev. r. Crump has returned from
two weeks business trip to Georgia.
Rev w. A. Laughon and wife left yes
terday on a visit of few days 20 Lynch
burg.
Mrs. George b. McAdams will be "at
home" to her friends informally this
evening from TO g.
The clerk OF the hastings court issued
a marriage license yesterday TO Henry
Witte and Florence Butler.
Major A. H. Drewry. Of Westover, is
at the Exchange. and Mr.. w. r. Bishop
left yesterday for the Old Sweet Springs.
The Right Rev. H. NJ Jackson has
returned to Richmond from Norfolk, and
will leave for Alabama to-day at l2:4O
o'clock.
An important meeting Of the Jefferson
Literary and Social Circle was held last
evening. and much business Of a rou Inc
nature was discussed.
James j. Register Jr.. who has been
quite sick at his home. 2SOl east Mar
shall street, is improving, and it is hoped
he will be out shortly
game Of baseball was played yestsr-
day afternoon between the Little Bos-
tons and the Little New Yorks. Score.
eight 20 two IN favor OF the Little New
Yorks.
Miss Fannie L. Chiidress and Mr.. Law
renee w Smith were married last night
at the residence Of the brides parents
on Louisiana street, by Rev. w. a.
Laughon.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Worlds Fair
ticket, offered at the Texas table Of the
late Confederate Bazaar, was drawn FOR
yesterday and won by b. Peyton, Jr.,
400 east Franklin street
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage OF Miss Laura Il Hubbard 10
Mr.. irwin A. Hasker at Leigh-street Bap-
fist church. Twenty-ifth and Leigh
streets, on Wednesday evening. June lith,
at o'clock.
The moonlight excursion TO Dutch Gap
given last evening by the ladies Of Cen
tenary Methodist church. was attended
by 80 people. and the occasion was one
of the most successful OF the season.
Mr.. Jacob Relnhardt has received
letter from Miss Winnie Davis, express
ing grateful appreciation Of a manuscript
score Of his Davis Funeral March, which
he sent to Mrs Davis. The march has
been highly praised by musical people,
and will be published very soon.
Mr. r. A. Mooklar the efficient chief
clerk Of the money order department OF
the Richmond postOfiice, being In poor
health. has been given an indefinite fur
Tough by the postmaster In order that he
may regain his health. He is visiting
his father now in King William county,
and will go TO the Worlds Fair later.
deed was recorded in the clerks
office OF the chancery court yesterday
BIZ Mr.. John Pope in reference to the
transfer Of the property on the southeast
corner Of Seventh and Cary streets Yro1t-
ing eighty-two feet six inches on Seventh
street and 100 6-S feet on Cary street.
The transfer was made 20 the American
Tobacco Company and the consideration
was $4,000
Mrs. A. J. Pyle, Of 2l3 east Grace street.
left Thursday at o'clock via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad for Des Moines,
Iowa. 10 attend the session 81 the klsht
Worthy Grand Lodge OF Good Tempiars'
of which she IS guard She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Gussle, VINO mas
lust recovered from serious speH OF
sickness. She will visit the Worlds FAR
and Hackly Park, a Temperance resort
on Lake Michigan. hoping 10 restore
completely the health OF both.