The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds Cin
zens, and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About hichmono' ~'''
zens, and other Matters.
Miss Kettle winfree, Of Chester, has
returned from a trip to Chicago ana the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Lizzie Perryman. handsome So
ciety belle OF Mobile, Ala, Is the guest OF
Mrs. William e. Tanner, Jr, 20 south
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Davis have taken
rooms for the winter at Mrs. Duyars,
corner Franklin and Third streets.
Mrs. S. Hamburger. OF Baltimore, and
Miss Mona Biuswanger, OF Kansas CITY
are guests of Mrs Sol ]. BinsWanger'
They came to attend the marriage OF Mr.
Harry Binswanger, OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Binswanger, OF
Cincinnati. are visiting their uhcle,
Samuel Binswanger, Marshall street on
their bridal tour. Mr.. and MIS- marry
Binswanger. OF Richmond, were present
at the marriage.
An entertainment, consisting or New
England supper, tabieaux and music WIZ
be given next Thursday night by the
ladies of the Womans Relief corps AI
Corcoran Hall.
Miss Kate Marshall. pupil OF MT. Ed
vard Valentine. the sculptor has copied
IN cravon an excellent portrait of the
late Mr.. James A. Gill. The picture Is
now at Leftwich Brothers picture store
Mrs. Cyrus De Camp is visiting In
the city
Mrs " r. Chaplin and Miss Ellora E.
CbanIn left for the Worlds Fair yester-
day.
Mr. Thomas washington and Mr.. w.
II Brown left yesterday for a two
weeks trip. They will visit the World s
Tair and return by way Of Saratoga
and New York city.
Mr.. George S. Hewitt left yesterday
for Chicago.
Messrs. John Hargrave, Joseph Holz-
CRETE. John Amrhen and T. NJ. Har-
grave left last night for the Worlds
Fair.
Senator and Mrs. William Lovenstein
will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
OF their marriage on Tuesday, October
oath. at their residence, 1902 east Clay
street. They will be pleased TO receive
their friends from $50 p NJ. to II p. NJ.
Miss Nellie Parker is visiting friends
at Lexington, Kentucky.
Mrs. p. NJ. Smith, Miss Rosalie Smith,
and Miss Emily Cussons are spending
two weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. w. T. Hancock and j. Felix
Smith have just returned from an In
teresting hunting trip. They bagged quite
a number of birds with the assistance OF
their well known dogs. Dawn and Bright.
Messrs. w. G. Gwatkins, William p.
Jordan and ]. Felix Smith Will leave
tomorrow for Chicago.
Mr.. J.. W. Davis, of Old Point, is in
the city.
A Masonic class for instruction was
organized last night at the office Of the
Rough Ashlar, No. ii09 east Main street.
to meet every Saturday night at o'clock
free to all.
]. p. Beard, sheriff Of Amherst county.
brought TO the penitentary yesterday,
Charles Brock (colored) to serve two years
for HOUSEKEEPING, and Albert Hood to
serve one year for unlawful assault.
Captain John F. Mayer has returned
from st. Louis.
Professor Hair, the well-known musi-
clan. has decided to live some time in
Chicago. His health is not good, and
rest from teaching this season has been
deemed advisable.
Bishop Whittle has sufficiently recover
ed to be able to be on the street
Hon. George d. Wise is somewhat bet
ter.
Dr. Alexander Brown has returned 20
his home in Nelson county greatly i'm
proved lie has been under the treatment
OF an eminent ocullst in Philadelphia for
some weeks past.
The winter helmets for the police have
been received from Baltimore, and are
at the Chiefs office for distribution. They
are black with patent leather band and
trimmings.
The annual meeting OF the Richmond
German will be held at the Common
wealth Club next Tuesday night at $50
o'clock.
Miss Susie Taylor, daughter OF Rev.
G.. b. Taylor, ID. D., OF Rome Italy, and
Miss Anna Taylor, daughter of Rev. J.
b. Taylor, d. D., Of Salem, Virginia, and
Miss Fannie Barksdale, daughter Of
Judge w. r.. Barksdale, Of Halifax
county, are visiting at DIR. Dickinson's,
No 1925 west Grace street.
Mr.. Charles e. Loenier and Mr.. Louis
Euker have returned from Philadelphia
Special officer Tomlinson arrested Ed
ward Robertson 0olord J yesterday for
the theft Of tor acco. valued at ST. from the
r. A. Patterson Tobacco Company Ro-
bertson was locked up In the Second
station.