The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-27
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Mr. Lawrence W Woody retu'nso 10
washington Monday night
Miss Maic southerland. OF Wilmington
- a. is visiting friends here
FIR Arthur stanton, Of New YORK. IS
..,dine the Christmas holidays IN tnis
city. -.
,n,tstn,as here, left the city yesterday
morning.
v, Fred Curd and brother are spend
,.~ thelr holidays with friends IN the
,,,s Charles Riley is visiting her pa
r~,ts al sunny side, Prince George
county.
,,..,k cunningham. Jr.. who is attend
I've uampden-Sidney IS at home Tor
few days.
,,-. charles 3. Hobbs is the guest OF
ner mother. Mrs. 7. L. Minor. at 0i east
Franklin street
A. w r. Allegro. an old Richmond
hut now OF New York, IS visiting
friends in this c'''
49, Iobn r.. Taylor. who has been in
tris city Tor several days returned 70
1,rcbnurg yesterday morning.
Mrs Mary T. Osborne. OF Baltimore, is
.nordinc the holidays With friends and
relatives in this city.
Nr Charles wilkinson. Of New York,
but formerly Of this city. Is spending the
holidays with friends here.
section 40 POP. Endowment Rank
Knights Of Pythias, viii meet tonight
Ior the election of officers.
Miss Fannie Burch. Of east Marshall
street. left yesterday morning TO spend
81. in Don hot
Miss Lena Southern. who has been at
tending school az Farmville. is al home
ON Twenty-seventh street, for the holi-
DAYS.
The Misses Wcndenburg gave a delight
nh reception 10 their many friends Mon
day evening al their home ON Governor
street.
Nr. and Mrs. John G. McCabe, Of vii
mngton. Del. are in the city. visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mary Patrim, 6l5 state street,
Fulton.
Mr. James H. Melvin ~ spending the
holidays with his relatives here lie has
been employed for the past two years in
Wilmington. \. G..
Hon. John S. IIarwood left Monday
night FOR Louisa Courthouse, TO attend
the funeral Of his aunt Mrs. Walden. lie
will be absent until Thursday.
Nlr. ". J.. Bobbett and family. Of
Lvnchburg. are spending the Christmas
with his father-in-law. Mr. james 4.
Chittum. Of - south Pine street.
Howard NVoodhn. son Of Mr. :. T.
Woodhn. who resides at 1892 east Grace
street, fell from the top of fence Mon
day, and fractured one of his arms.
Grand Chancellor W L. Mcleod. OF
Portsmouth. left yesterday morning for
Lexington. where he Will pay an official
visit TO the lodge Of Pythians in that
place.
There was no business OF any import
ance transacted in the County Court yes
terday. Two or three cases Of Christmas
hlarity were all that occupied the atten-
ton Of the 'squires.
Miss J.. i. Wilson and Miss Julia Dick
onson. Of Lynchburg. and Mir. w ".
Uickcnson. OF Randolph-Mac0n College,
are spending several days with Mr.. Jo-
seph Dickinson, of 1916 east Marshall
street
MT George Bannister was presented with
"a handsome Pythian badge Monday by
his employees. Mir. James Il. Wood did
Che speech-makinE FOR the attaches of the
house. and Mr. Bannister replied IN an
appropriate manner.
telegram was received in this city
Monday morning announcing the death
AZ Louisa Courthouse, Of Mrs. Walden, a
sister TO the mother Of Hon. John $.
Harwood. Mr. Harwood left on the
train TO attend the obsequies, which took
place yesterday.
Mr.. Writ +. Taylor Of west Grace
street. was painfully but not seriously
burned Monday by torpedo which some
boy threw into his hat. His little girl
also received painful burns from a fire.
cracker, which ignited her clothing. Her
injuries are by no means serious.
Mr. r. Benjamin Powell formerly Of
this city. but now connected with the
New York journal Of Commerce and
Commercial Bulletin. IS spending the
Chrlstn as holidays with his parents IN
this city. Mr. Powell is one of the fastest
linotype machine operators in the country.
and viii enter the tournament TO be held
IN that city this spring for the cham
pionship of the world.
AT the semi-annual election OF officers
II Richmond Lodge. No. ], /. O. O. f..
held Monday night the following We're
chosen: Noble Grand Charles T. Loehler;
Nice-Grand. Thomas Scott; Recording
Secretary. J.. A. Tucker; Treasurer
Robert Hnl, Jr.; Chaplain. Rev w. w
Landrum; Trustees, Sylvanus Stokes
George b. Davis, b. r.. Allen. l.. Bat
mock, and Dr. William II. Harbaugh
These officers win be installed next Mon
day night.
Owing to the change OF musical"
night by the Mozart Association from
Monday 10 other days I'm the week. there
has been caused some confusibn and the
last musical was not so Well attended
Tor mat reason. The next attraction is
one tnat no member would Ike to miss
Rehrhyl' The great Hungarian Violinist.
he1r ln mind mat he comes on Thursday.
Grand Chancellor Mcleod OF the
knights Of Pythias. paid Syracuse Lodge
an official visit Christmas-Eve and was
warmly welcomed by a large turnout ~
the members. The Grand Chancellor on
tcriained those present by "a canftal
speech IN behalf OF the Hines Memorial
aud some readings from Jewels OF pvtb-
ian knighthood Later in the evening ]
he was entertained by committee 81
The lodge at Bannisters. on Governor
street.
While Master Daniel Hogan. ono Of
tie acolytcs. was lighting the candies
Just before the o'clock mass. al 81
Tatricks church Christmas DAY. ne IN
some manner overturned one of tho light.
Cd tapers and set fire 20 his cassock
Mr. John Blake went 10 the boys rescue
and painfully burned his hands in tear
ing the flaming garment from him The
hair was scorched from the back OF
baniels head. The congregation. which
was a very large one. nearly stampeded
at the sight and several ladies tainted.
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LILLIAN LEWIS HERE.