The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-18
PERSONAL and GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Clti-
zens and Other Matters.

day for Wytheville, Va.
Mr. L. p. Morgan leaves for the White
Sulphur this morning.
Professor II. f. Laube leaves for the
White Sulphur Springs Monday.
Mrs NJ +. Montague and family left
yesterday for Mountain Top, 10 spend the
summer.
Miss May NJ Howard. who has been
visiting at the University Of Virginia, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Hounihan left yes
terday for a brief visit to relatives IN
| Tennessee.
Mrs. J. Graham Macfarlane. OF Louis
Vile, is the guest Of Mrs. Addie Deane
| Lyons, ROsedale Park.
A very handsome new style car No.
| II. was placed I'm service on the Main
street line yesterday.
on the fourth Sunday night in this
! month Rev. Dr. w. w Landrum will de-
liver a sermon to the Good Tempars.
Major John Poe and family returned
to the city yesterday after a pleasant visit
| OF one week 10 Baltimore
! A concert will be given at the Twenty
! ffth-street Methodist chapel Monday
light for the benefit Of the Missionary So
| ciety.
| There is great complaint OF the dump
| ing of very Objectionable matter on some
/ Of the roads near the Exposition
! Grounds.
Mr.. Robert +. Richardson, Jr.. received
/ the declalmers medal and other honors
at the commencement at Randolph Macon
! Academy.
Messrs. Sam Bigger. Charlie, Willie and
| Stafford Parker Will leave early next
! week for a three months camp on the
York River.
Libertas Lodge Of Perfection meets
next Monday night at 81. Adams Hall
! Petitions will be received for the Septem-
Der class.
Mrs. Douglas Wherry and Miss Emmie
WherIy lett - Hampden-Sidney yes
cises Of that institution.
Mrs. Sarah j. Birchett Miss Emma
Birchett and Mr.. George W. Johnson and
family have left on visit to Petersburg
and Prince George.
Rev. Mr. Carmichael Will preach both
morning and r'Ght at 81. P1urs to-day.
lie will leave next week for Canada 10
spend his vacation.
Rev. J. S. Dill has returned from a
pleasant sojomn at his old home i'm Ala
bama. and will preach at Venable-street
church today, morning and night.
Mrs. Carrie Elicit is visiting Mrs.
George Temple. Of Danville, and viii re-
turn this week. Mrs Temple was the
handsome Anime Hammer
Mr.. Edward Clifford Mercer. Of savan-
nah. Ga, ana Mr.. W. +. Metcalf Of Mem
phis, Tenn, are visiting Mr.. Jno. Howard.
Jr., at SO2 west Grace street.
w. w. Foster is making a very pretty !
display OF theatrical beauties IN his show
window, photographed by him from time
TO time as the companies played I'm this
city
Mrs Mary NJ. Hickok. who has spent /
several pleasant months with her son. |
Sergeant Major Hickok. Of the First Regi- |
ment. Virginia Volunteers. left last We'd /
nesday for her home IN Boston. Mass.
Edward Egeleston, the well-knovn All
thor OF New York who has been visit /
Ing his brother, Or. J. W. Eggleston, left /
yesterday evening for the North.
Mr.. Louis Rowoll. late Of the Virgil
Piano School, Of New York. has perma-
nenuy located here. His studio is at S17
east Marshall street.
The closing exercises Of the Richmond
Conservatory Of Music will occur to-mor-
row night at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. The programme was
published IN yesterdays Times.
Mr.. J. Garland Pollard, son OF Professor
John Pollard, Of Richmond College. re-
turned home yesterday from Washington.
where he received his LII. b. degree from
Columbian University
The Baptist City Missionary Society
will hold its regular monthly meeting with
the Fourth-street church this afternoon
at O'Clock. This IS the regular meeting
for the election OF officers.
Mr. ]. r. Tucker. Of the law firm Of
Ingram & Tucker. left last night for
Wythevile 10 attend session OF the
court of appeals and ask for a rehearing
in the case Of Woods and Norris.
Marion II. Chalkley. Junior member OF
the firm Of b. d. Chilkley Il Co. left by
the Old Dominion steamship Wyanoke
Friday afternoon for Boston, Mass. on
ot Siness combined with pleasure
The horse hospital that Dr. Harbalgh
S having built on Adams street near
,ary will be completed in a short while
and Will probably be fitted up and ready
.or use by the first Of July.
Mrs. Adolphus Lowensen sailed for
hungary on the steamer Dreston last
from Baltimore with her three
hildren 10 visit her father, who will
meet them IN Bremen.
Hon. Thomas Dunn English. Ii. D..
he distinguished writer and historian.
nd member Of Congress from New Jer-
ey. was at the Exchange Hotel yester-
ay en- route for Williamsburg.
Messrs. Louis Muller. c. b. Conant
nd others, Of the New York Coal Ex- I
hange, were at the Exchange Hotel yes {
srday. They are en- route home from a
rip 10 Newport News and Lambert's
oint.
Among the pupils Of the Richmond High
chool who passed their examinations
lccessfully was Albert Zacharias, who +.
God the highest and took the first !
onor In his class, Int A 1, Latin course. .
The subject Of DR.. Hoges discourse q
IFS afternoon will be 1.-The Place OF 4
Dung Men in Ecclesiastical History" =
r. Hoge will suspend the series on nota-
e eras in church history until the fall
Mr.. a. Chambers Ray. son OF Rev.
Gorge II. Ray, ID. D.. OF this city. who u
raduated at Randolph Macon College /
ut week with distinction, has been .
ected 10 the chair OF mathematics in .
uitman College. Arkansas. d
An evening Of rare enjoyment was spent
, Wednesday night last, the occasion h
ling . hay ride under the sficisnt man. 4