The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
PERSONAL ASD GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Kichmonds C'h-
z,ps and Other Matters.

Miss Nav Rovster. OF Richmond. is Wis
iting at Tuition" Albemarlc county.
Mr.. William f. Bolsseau. Commissioners
OF 'he Revenue for Danvllle. Is In the
city.
Mr.. w. O. Goode of Church Hill, left
Monday for Charlotte and Botetourt, TO
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Annie McKeown, who has been
visiting frieads IN New YORK ana BrooK-
Ign. has returned home.
Mr.. w. G.. Williams. Of Floyd avenue.
leaves this morning for the University Of
Virginia to attend the law school.
Misses Mary and Kathleen Anderson.
OF this city, are the guests 81 MIS-. j. W.
Mallett. at the University OF Virginia.
officer John +. Marin. Of The Third
district, who spent portion Of his va
cation in Baltimore, has returned TO the
city.
Dr. p. W. Coleman. OF Williamsburg.
who has been sick at the Retreat for the
Sick FOR some time, was reported as
worse last night.
: lost child was found on Candles
Hill Park Tuesday evening by Policeman
Marin. and returned 10 its parents, who
live on Second street.
Mr.. Samuel G. Greenhow, Of the City
Treasurcrs Office. has gone on three
weeks vacation to visit his children. lie
left this city last Saturday.
The old Dominion SeXtette went to
Taylorsville. on the Richmond redericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. last night, to
take part in concert.
The contemplated entertainment at Cor
coran Hall tonight by the ladies Of
Leigh-Street Baptist church. has been
postponed until next week.
Rev r. +. Williams, recently assistant
rector OF St. Paurs church. Is IN the
city. He comes 10 move his family 10
Montgomery, Ala. where he is now To-
Gated.
Miss BETTE Booker. the soprano of
Grace Episcopal church. who has been
studying under Miss Helen Stockden. has
q voice Of MANY fine qualities and N,'-tc"
church did well in securing this excellent
singer.
Mr.. Robert Wendenburg, who was
stricken with paralysis a week ago, Hes
in a critical condition at his residence,
No. 227 Governor street The disease has
gone TO his brain, and there is little hope
for his recovery
W =. Dabney. the woll-knoWn guitar
and banjo player. OF this city. has COM
which has received very favorable criti-
clsms from some Of the leading musicians
OF Cincinnati
The Womans Missionary Society. Of
| Trinity church, Will have an envelope
party IN the lectilre-rOGm THURSDAY even
| pected 30 bring an envelope with cOntrlbu-
| tons. \ pleasant evening IS promised
| all who attend.
The meeting at the mission tent last
| night was largely attended. Rev. T.. r..
ThrOckmOrtOn preached 10 the back
sliders. There We're several requests tor
prayer. and there have been several con-
/ Ncrts. The interest rs growing Rev. Mr.
Bagby Of Calvary Baptist church. will
preach to-night-subject: Heaven"
At meeting Tuesday night. at 80. go
west Franklin street. of the Holy Trinity
! Broth rhOOd. Of st. Andrew CHAPTER iSS
| the Rev. J. j. Gravatt and Joseph II >
Shepherd were elected delegates TO the
! ninth annual convention OF the Brother
hood % ST. Andrew which Will be held in
Washington. October II 10 Is. iSg4
Mrs. Emma letter the lady who was
| 50 badly hurt in the runaway accident
! last Saturday afternoon, was reported
yesterday much better. Dir. Mccarthy.
! her physician, visited her Tuesday night
and said that she was improving slowly.
| The little boy will be brought 10 the city
this morning to have his wounds dressed.