The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
Personal am 0ESBKAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds ''''
rama and Otlrer Matters.

Hon. II. j.. Henley, of james S''' W."
at the Capitol yesterday 20
Mr.. Alexander w. Perrow has gone ~
Lynchburg to spend the hondayS'
Mr.. John G.. Allen has retuIheu ,is
Wyfheyille after pleasant Visit 10 III"
parents .,
Mrs. Mamie Sinton, Of Lynchburss;,, e. 80
on a brief visit to friends and relatives
in this city. -,
4 neat and convenient vest-pocket bust
ness directory Of Richmond has peeh 10
sued by ID. j. Baker d Co.
Miss Ida Evartt, of Watertown. y; u
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. IL. u. WIZ
liams of south Fifth street, this city.
Miss Alma Louise Morrow left yester-
dav 10 spend the Christmas holiuayo
with relatives and friends In Broohiyh'
n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Flanagan. OF
New York will arrive Saturday on "a
visit to their parents, Mr., and Mrs.
coke, No west Franklin street.
The Shrine meeting announced for last
night was called off, owing TO the Illness
OF Past Potentate Ecker. Mr.. ECKER -,
however, out OF danger ana VIII soon NC
well.
Cards are out for the marriage of MISS s.
Carrie Herbert Rice to Mr. Ben}samnn i q
Pollard on Thursday night, the Ltth, az
o'clock, at Laurel-Street MethouiS'
church.
summer and fall at his beautiful coun-
try seat. Westbrook. removed ms Weeh
10 the city. He is in his Frankhhelree'
home for the winter.
Mr.. James /. Smith who was run over
recently. was at his Office yesterday. lie
still feels very sore. His doctor Is unable
to say whether the injury 10 his Knee ~
serious or not, but thinks not.
Mrs. Il. Il. FauntLeRoy. of CumDer-
land. New Kent county, Va, arrived in
YHn oft
Wednesday evening. She was the guest
of Mrs W. }. Pcyton, at No. 5oi l.
north Twenty-fifth street
MIR. /. +. Mecorney. of Buffalo, n: y,
was I'm the city Yesterday. He has been
in Virginia several weeks looking around
with The view of establishing news
parer at some point in this state, when,
il he does. will doubtless be Republican,
Early Wednesday night lady's black
pocket-book containing a return Ticket
to Petersburg issued on the JSth Instant,
was found in the yard of Mr.. Thomas
DevereuX, No. ll9 south Fourth street
1t was taken to the Second police STA
ton. where it is now awaiting ldentinca-
ton.
The Disciples Union of Richmond ana
Manchester held a meeting at the sew
enth-Street Christian church last night 10
elect officers for the ensuing year. but
so few members were present that IT
was decided to postpone the meeting I'M
I'll Sunday al 800 O'Clock, at the same
place.
The ladies' reception to be given by the
Westmoreland Club will take place on
the evening of January oath. and prepar-
atoms are making to insure IT'S being
one of the grandest affairs of the winter
season. The reception will be confined to
the membership of the club, and each
member will have the privilege of bring
ing one lady.
Mr.. W r. Coghill, a carriage painter
who resided at No. Sl5 north TWENTY
sixth street, dropped dead at his home
Wednesday night about o'clock. lie
was IN the siXtysixth year OF his age
and was apparently well on Wednesday:
MIR. Coghill was the father-in-law Of
Policeman Mel. Fokes. and was esteem
ed by all who knew him.
An accident befel Mr.. Charles r..
Wade, a drummer for the firm OF Writ
T.. Taylor Il Co. Wednesday afternoon
While stepping from his buggy on his
premises. No. IL south Beech street
MIR. Wade's foot slipped and one of his
legs was broken. He was taken into his
house and DR.. George Ben. Johnston
was summoned and set the injured mem
Der.