The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Regarding Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.


Miss Lizzie vorbrinck is visiting friends
in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Walter Bowie has returned from
a visit TO Summerville. 5. c.
Mr.. ]. Jacobus, OF the Boston. has re-
turned from a business trip TO New YORK.
The condition of Mr.. Lee continues
the same lie has been sick three
months.
Mrs. A. W. Tyree and son left yester-
day morning for Suffolk to visit DIR. VAN
derslice.
DR.. Z. T. Gold, dentist at Coz IL west
Main street, has returned from two
weeks visit to the country.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer left yester-
day noon for Ashland TO arrange for
concert to be given there soon.
Mrs. Richard L. Brown. Jr., upon whom
DR.. Lewis Wheat performed such a criti-
cal operation. Is slowing improving.
Mr.. Scott Ray. Of the law school OF
the University Of Virginia. is visiting his
father. Rev. Dr. Ray, Of this city.
The Manchester Grays will give a grand
entertainment in Leader Hall tomorrow
night for the benefit OF the uniform luhu'
Miss Mary Libby. Of Marshall street
u,est left Yesterday morning for WASH
lngton TO visit her friend, Miss Marcia
Bliss.
The CLAY Ward Actlves held their resu-
lar monthly meeting at BelUdere han
last night and transacted routine pus'-
ness.
Mrs. II. ". Davies. of No. 2lo \ sur.
who has been i'll for some time mas Os ecu
removed TO the Virginia hosplt" i0'
treatment.
Mr. I. NJ. Strauss and wife, on bOsGon'
Mass. who have been visiting at ME
Kaufmann's, on west Grace street. nave
left for old Point
Mr.. r. A. Merritt, of Macon Ga presl-
dent Of the Southern Hardware COMPANY
and wife are visiting MI. D. JdcoDuS' -'0'
1909 west Grace street
Miss Annie Rose Walker and her
brother Mr.. John c. Walker, are visit
ing friends in New York, where they
are having a most delightful time.
The name of Mr.. Arthur b. Ferguson
IS mentioned in connection with the
prospective vacancy from Marshall ward
in the Board of Police Commissioners
The game Of baseball between the
LITTLE Virginias" and the pine Streets
on the lower college field yesterday morn
ing. rsulted in a victory for the former
| by a score of 10 0.
Tie Old Dominion Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution Will hold a
| meeting at the rooms OF the virginia
| Historical Society. No. 70l east Franklin
| street. Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Mr.. W. J. Puryear, who was arrested
| Friday on the charge Of striking Alien
| Kellum, was not locked up IN the second
police station. as stated, but was palleu
| M the station for his appearance before
! the Police Court.
Rev. Louis Rich will leave on Monday
| for Danville and Neapolis Va, in which
places he will assist Rev. Frank Sewall,
| of Washingtong, ID. c., in a series of
meetings in the interest Of the New
church.
The Committee on Resident Members
Of the Chamber Of Commerce have,
through their chairman. Mr. Junius b.
Mosby, issued a circular urging every
business and public-spirited man to join
the Chamber.
Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden. pastor Of the
Grove-Avenue Baptist church, Of this
city. has accepted an invitation to deliver
the commencement address for the Abe
marie Female Institute, Charlottesville,
Va, on the evening Of June 18th.
The regular meeting OF the Richmond
Grays Veteran Association will be held
Monday night at the Regimental Armory.
All members are requested 10 be present,
as important business viii come up for
action.
The Fifth annual excursion from Rich
mond TO Providence Forge by the Ex-
celsior Social Club of the West-End will
take place tomorrow. Dancing, boating
fishing, sack race and baseball will be
some of the amusements.
10 IN, woe turned an At o'clock
Yesterday morning from Box 81. occa-
stoned by the burning Of the front porches
of houses Nos. 1909 and 1411 Floyd ave-
nue. The damage was trifling, and the
origin Of the fire Is supposed TO be In
cendiary.
A baseball club composed of young
boys of this city defeated their Williams
burg opponents yesterday by score OF
10 to u, after an exciting game. Rlch-
mond battery, Joe Peasants and John
Burnett; Williamsburg battery, Blackburn
and Morris.
Mrs n c. Cunningham lost on the
steamer Pocahontas yesterday a lauy
band-satchel containing cheek SlSIo III
money. a pair Of spectacies ana severe
other articles Payment on the check i ,,I.
been stopped. The finder will be llDer@"y
rewarded.
MIR. Randolph N. Fell OF savannah Ia
Ga. an employe OF the Treasury he,
nartment at Washington, LETT fichinoilu
YESTERDAY for the National Capital, &C
companied by his nephew. Master Arthur
charlton Allen. Of this city aiter a TWO
weeks visit to relatives here.
The Confederate Grays. Of Manchester
met last night and elected Mr.. II. A.
Jordan chairman and e. B. Howle secre-
tary. After a few remarks they adJouIn-
ed to meet next Thursday night in order
TO take steps preparatory TO the unvel-
ing TO occur in Richmond on the Soth'
The Toxic Tea Friday night at the
residence of Mr.. p. J. Crew, on Church
Hill, was attended a number OF LADIES
and gentlemen, all of whom had de-
lightful time. Three of the rooms Of Dir.
Crews handsome residence were prettlly
decorated, and every one was made 10
feel as comfortable as II at his or her
own home.
From the Associat on.