The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
PERSoNAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CHI
zens and other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Paul Helndl is reported very i'll at
his home on west Cary street.
Mr. r. w Hounlhan has just returned
from a trip through Pennsylvania.
Miss Fannie Washington. Of Caroline.
is the guest Of Miss Maggie Sutton. 1905
Grove avenue.
The Grove-avenue BAPTIST Sunday
school will have a picnic an Providence
Forge on Tuesday next, the 9th instant.
Miss Kate Ogarlta Goodman, Of this
city, has left for Bedford City to spend
the summer.
Miss Lottie Seay Of Columbia. is Wis
iting her friend Miss Carrie Brown,
2l0 south Sixth street.
Captain NJ W. Gayle. OF Engine Com
pany No 3. is still very sick at his resi-
dence. 71l north Ninth street.
Mr.. Henry Bear. Of Gordonsyille Va.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. Goldback,
il east Main street.
Mrs. Willie Stokes IS much better Her
physician thinks that with care she will
soon be completely restored to health.
Or. Charles V. Carringlon leaves Mon
day for Allegheny Springs, whore he
will be attending physician for the sea-
son.
Rev. Paulus Mort. N. D.. Of Monroyia,
Liberia, Africa. will preach at ST. Phil
ip's Episcopal church tomorrow at II
a. NJ. and p NJ.
Mr.. J. n. X. Sleight will deliver an ad-
dress 10 the Sunday school Of Centenary
Methodist church this morning at 1879
o'clock.
The Grace-street Baptist Sunday school
will give their annual picnic at Ashland
Park Tuesday. The train leaves Elba at
$50
The many friends Of Alr. Fritz Sitter
ding will be glad 10 learn that he is con-
valescing rapidly. Should nothing ur-
foreseen occur he will soon be out again.
Rev w. Asbury Christian will deliver
the second Of a series OF talks TO young
men az the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION this afternoon at o'clock.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Charles y. Allen and Miss Annie Powell.
The ceremony will take place az Grove
avenue Baptist church June 18th at b:SD
o'clock y. ".
There will be n basket picnic TO Ash
land Park next Thursday for the beneht
of the Retreat for the Sick. Lunch and
refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
The estate Of the late W. Scott Caring
ton has been appraised al $4,000. II viii
probably realize $4,000 or more. The bulk
of 10 was bequeathed 10 his brother, Mr.
Eugene Darlington, Of Memphis.
A. J. Moore. sheriff Of York county.
called ut the Capitol yesterday after De
livering at the penitentlary GEORGE W.
Raymond, sentenced 10 two years and ten
months imprisonment for grand larceny.
At a meeting Of the Supreme Conclaye
of Heptasophs held last week at Atlantic
City. Mr. L. w. Wilt, Of this city, was
elected prelate, and MIR. a. W. Rosene'
sentinel.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Boat Club Is proving to be Of much benefit
10 its members. The young men derive
much pleasure from a row down the river
after a hard days work
Miss Mary Jane McDonough. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas &. McDonoush,
and Andrew j. Murray. formerly OF
Philadelphia. now Of this city, viii be
married at ST. Peters cathedral next
Wednesday. June %, 1893 at F. NJ
Mr.. ]. NJ. T. Childrey. formerly an at
tache of The Times Office, is i'm the city
school in the northern part OF South Caro-
lima. near the Georgia line. and looks
well and happy
Rev. George L. CLANCY breaches to the
old veterans at the Confederate Soldiers
Home to-day. Services begin promptly
AT 1890. lie breaches also, as usual. at .
j.. NJ. IN Belvidere Hall. this being his
last service Tor this season.
Miss NJ. Estelle White. accompanied by
her sister. Annie. left the city yesterday
for Boston. Mass, where they viii spend
several weeks with friends. ON their re-
turn home they will visit Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and other places.
Following is the list Of arrivals at the
Chester Hotel. Chesterfield county, for
the week ending June 23d: c. III. West
IA. b. Hunter, l.. ii. Mathews, John !.
White, J. ID. Hawthorn, Mrs Il. l..
Adams. child and nurse. and Mrs. 7. 4.
Lazarus.
Rev. Or. Landrum will preach temper
ance sermon TO Trinity Lodge Of Good
Templars tonight. Members OF sister
lodges to meet with Trinity Lodge in
Central Hall at 7:40 and 30 in body
and wear badges. Seats will be reserved.
The members Of W. c. 4. u. and US
invited especially.
A very attractive excursion TO Norfolk
and the seashore is that offered for next
night on the new and elegant
steamer, Pocahontas, by the Virginia
Company. The quick time
fine accommodations and length Of stay
promised are already attracting great at
tention.
on Thursday morning last seven wagons
laden with a merry crowd. from the small
boy 10 the hoary-neaded grandsire, lett
the door OF First English Lutheran
church. on Seventh street. near Grace
for Young's Pond. where they held their
annual Sunday school picnic, and en-
joyed one days outing under the guar
OF their pastor. Rev. j. c.