The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
PERSONAL AyD GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Citi-
rem. and other Matters.

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Miss Ruby Vaughan Is visiting friends
in Warrenton.
Mr.. Stanley Strause. OF this city. left
last week for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. l.. A. Arnold and son Horace are
spending the summer at Acme. w. Va.
Mrs NJ. T.. Pickard is visiting her son.
Mr.. c. u. LeGrande. in Alexandria. Va.
Captain NJ. w. Gayle is able to be I'D
in his room after ten weeks OF severe III
ness.
Misses Carrie and Mamie strause left
last Sunday for a four weeks trip TO
Chicago
Services will be held at the Male Or
phan Asylum this afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. Fred. w. Smith. OF Manchester.
and family are spending the summer at
Avondale. Va.
Mrs. a. c. Stevenson and children left
to-day for York county, where she will
spend a month.
Mrs. C. r. Merriman and family left
this week for Caroline county to spend
the summer.
The friends Of Colonel Buford will meet
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at odd
Fellows Hall.
Friendship Lodge. No. 20. Knights Of
p, thiss, will give en- excursion TO Old
Point TO morrow.
Mrs. f. r. Morrow and daughter are
visiting her brother Mr.. L. w. Woody,
in Alexandria. Va.
July 9th. at S o'clock. the voters OF
Henrico Will meet 20 elect delegates TO the
Richmond Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. McMlnn left
Tuesday via the old Dominion line for
New York and Coney Island.
Miss Maggie whitfield and Belle Ford.
OF Hampton. are visiting Miss Nettie NAL
lory, Of west Marshall street.
Mrs. d. L. Andrews and sister. OF
Church Hill. are visiting the Misses Bull
locks Of Laurel Grove, Caroline.
The meeting OF the Y. VI. c. A. Boat
Club, which was 10 have been held last
night, has been indefinitely postponed.
Misses Mamie and Jessie Blackburn. OF
coo west Cary street, have left the city
20 remain in the mountains for the sum-
mcr
Afr. Edward Bats. a runner for on. OF
the banks. tainted in the Second Auditors
Office yesterday and was taken home in a
ca'risge.
Miss Anna Burke won a very handsome
silver cup at Saint Pauricks picnic It
was awarded to her by Mrs. Edward
Donahue.
Colonel John Bell Bigger and his son.
Mcclure Bigger, are now enjoying the
delights OF Red Eagle Camp. on the Ches-
apeake bay
Mics Mabel and salle Martin, Of
L,uchburg Va, are spending a fe~
weeks very pleasantly with friends in
Wilmington, Va.
a full brass band Will accompany the
Howitzers excursion 10 Dutch Gap on
the new steamer Po, al )ntas on Tuesdays,
August LIST and Sth.
There Will be a lawn-party given at
Miss Mary Browns on south First street,
during this week for the benefit Of the
Sacred Heart church.
Mr.. George Carter. Of Philadelphia, who
has been a resident Of this city since
last September, has gone to Norfolk 10
spend a few weeks vacation.
Miss Matte Snead. Of west Clay street,
who has been spending two very enjOya-
bile weeks with Miss Gertie Lacy, OF
Newport News has returned home.
Matthew Gilmour and family are now
spending a few days at Watkins Glen.
From there they viii go on 90 Niagara
Falls 20 remain during the summer.
The house No. 9li east Main. occupied
by Leftwich Brothers, was insured In the
Virginia Mutual Insurance Society. and
the loss was promptly paid. Damages
were assessed by apprc'scrs.
There viii be an important meeting OF
the O'Ferrall Association Of this CITY
Monday, the oath instant al $50 o'clock
j.. NJ, at the City Circuit Courtroom
10 consider important business.
Mr.. Sol Haas traffic manager OF the
Richmond and Danvilie railroad. has re-
Gently made the statement that large
numbers of people from the Southern
States would visit the Worlds Fair dur
ing the summer and fall.
Alr. and Mrs c.. NJ Smithdeal have re-
turned 10 the city after a most pleasant
trip spent i'm visiting the Worlds Fair,
Niagara Falls and several Northern and
Western cities. They will In future make
their home at G25 north Eighth street.
The Good Tcmplars Of Sidney Lodge,
No. 428, ]. o. G.. r., Will give free eN-
curslon TO its members on Tuesday night,
the 18th instant, down the river on the
steamer Ariel Members and others are
cordially invited TO 50 and have good
time.
The Iron Moulders' Union will give It's
fourth annual excursion TO Ashland Pcrk
tomorrow. The outings OF this organiza-
ton are noted for their delightful recrea-
tons and the liberal arrangements for
the present occasion are guarantee that
IL will be exceptionally pleasant.
Mr.. Herbert Rees. the young and popu
lar organist Of the Second Baptist church,
has been invited 10 Brooklyn. y. y, by
Professor Henry Ezra Brown, the organ
virtuoso Of rhe Brooklyn Tabernacle
CDr Talmage's 10 visit him during his |
summer vacation. II he accepts he VIII |
probably have an opportunity TO play |
he great tabernacle organ and give The |
people an exhibition Of his skill |
as an Organist.
Honors TO a Richmonder.
Mr.. A. J. Ferrandini son Of Mr.. and |