The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
rcns and other Matters.

Mr.. J. Blair Farrar Is visiting friends
near Washington.
Miss Nellie Mayo is visiting Miss Wise
In williamsburg.
MFR. Cuthbert w. Harrison, of Washing
ton, is visiting friends In this city.
The Catholic Knights Of America will
meet at Cathedral Hall this afternoon.
Mr.. r. Gordon Strorg, of Norfolk. will
spend to-day In this city with friends
Mrs. l.. f. Mason. OF No. 6i3 north Sixth
street, is visiting friends in Danville. Va.
vii Allen. OF New York. will
visit Mrs. William l.. Royal during this
week.
Miss Wheat. Of Clarke county. who
has been visiting friends In this city,
has returned home.
Miss Zorka Slocovich, Of Brooklyn, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Randolph Tatum,
OF west Main street.
Miss George Sergeant. OF Towards
vile, Va, is visiting Miss Maud Journey.
of south Laurel street
Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyver will
preach on the Sacrament OF Penance at
the Cathedral tonight.
Mr. Ira Mowery GOES to New York to-
morrow 10 attend a banquet OF life insur-
ance men Tuesday evening
Miss Mary Latham Willis, NJ No. Gil
north Seventh street, is visiting her uncle,
MIR. NJ. c. Figg. of Washington. ID. c.
Mrs Randolph /. Norris will return
home from New Orleans tomorrow.
where she has been TO join her mother
and sister at Mardi Gras.
Mrs r. II. Voolfolk, who has been In
the city under treatment by DR.. Lewis
Wheat has returned TO her home IN Dan
Vile, much improved in health.
Manhood the Measure of Strength
will be the subject OF Rev. G. l.. Chaneys
discourse at Belvidere Hall or Sunday al
p. NJ. Seats are free. All are made
welcome.
Miss Carrie Coleman left yesterday for
Washington. and will remain there until
alter the Inauguration. Miss Mary Lewis
and Miss Alys Connaly are also In
Washington.
Mr.. Daniel Bradford. Sr.. died at his
residence, No. 5l1 west Marshall street.
last night, in the seventy-ninth year Of his
age. The funeral arrangements will be
| announced later.
Rev. r. W. Vanhook, Of the Third Chris
tian church. will preach this morning TO
the Junior order United American Me
chanics at II A. NJ. r. T.. Lee Council,
No. II, will attend in body.
Miss Elizabeth Macgill Bridges still
remains quite i'll at the home Of her I'M
Gle, DR.. Charles Macgill, at Gainesville.
Md. Her pulse and temperature were on
yesterday slightly better. but the young
lady is yet very i'll.
The chairman OF the lakewood Me-
mortal Association is urgently request
ed TO attend an important meeting OF
f1n
residence Of Mrs. Albert Mayo. 2314 east
Grace street, Monday at p. NJ.
Mr.. Maurice w. Thomas, the agent here
OF the Fort Wayne, Ind, Electric Com
pany, has just secured the contract for
equirping an entire central station at
Radford, Va. including arc. incandes-
cent apparatus and railway generators.
The entire contract amounts 10 nearly
$4,000.
The performance 10 be given at Bel
videro Hall about Easter promises to be
one of the best minstrel shows given
here for some time. The entertainment
Will be given for the benefit of the Holly
wood Memorial Al sociation, and some Of
the best amateur talent in this city have
promised their assistance.
Mr.. Turner A. Winfield. OF Jacksonville
Fla. and Miss Rita Strayer. daughter Of
Ut. u. Is, OtIayeT, Oh new MdThtl, were
married at 903 east Main street at Z
o'clock Friday evening by the Rev. John
X. Mason After the ceremony an ele-
CANT repast was served, after which the
happy couple left for Florida, their future
home.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton Is organizing a
party for tho Worlds Fair special train
OF Pullman cars from Baltimore. The
trip win include Niagara and the Hudson
river, and will occupy ten days. The
party will leave Baltimore the middle Of
June. The comforts and pleasures of
such trip under such inviting circum-
stances will no doubt allure a number
of persons from this city. Write TO Or.
Wharton, at ga west Grace street, for
particulars.
Miss Lena Bowles gave pleasant en-
tertainment at her home on Floyd ave
nue. last Friday evening, and during the
entertainment a charming collation. was
held. Among those present were: Misses
Grace Walthall. II. Bowles. Minnie Mil
ton. Lallie Wray, Jessie and Kate
Walker, Leila Houston, Florence HOl-
land, Ella Hartman, A. Smith. Messrs.
f. A. Gill. II. II. Bowles, Hunter Car
dozo. Harry Cardozo. Saunders Carter.
Edgar Bowles. Fred Lefew, Willie Bar
gamin, Willie Bass, George Euker,
Clarence Hamilton, Charles Houston,
and Harvey c. Jones