The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
PfHy0SAL ANp GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abeut Rlohmonds ''h-
zens and O.h6r Matters.

Mr.. Robert G. Ingersoll lectured al
the Richmond Theatre last night
Mrs Rosalie b. Selden is the guest OF
Mrs DuvaI 50l east Franklin street.
Colonel Charles :. Peyton, Of Romeo
verte. W. Va, was IN the city yesterday
Major Pickett OF Norfolk, brother OF
the General and member of his stan -
! in the city
Mr.. G.. f. Farrell and wife and Mr..
Robert G.. ingersoll are stopping at the
| LeXingtoN.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex. r. Abernethy left
Yesterday for a two-months VISIT 10
North Carolina
Mr.. ". T. Ballard, commissioner or INC
revenue for Warwick county, was at the
! Capitol yesterday.
ifr. ". =. Ballard. commissioner of the
/ revenue of Warwick county, called at the
1 Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. y. G.. Godsey, OF Toano, who has
| been spending so ne time here on visit,
win leave for home to-day.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Adele -. DunnaVard to i. T. Christian,
| at st Marks church, December 10Th, at
! 9 o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the Virginia His
tOriCal Society Will be held at the S0cle-
| tvs building. No 707 east Franklin street,
/ tonight at O'Clock
commander and Mrs. Pigman, Of the
/
/ days with Commander Mccormick Of Nor
! folk. Mrs. Pigmans brother
Mr.. j. r. Peasants who has been quite
! sick at ST. Lukcs Home, was so much
/ improved as 10 be- able 20 return TO his
home In Danyillc yesterday.
MIR. Sam. Cohen has received a cable
gram from La Plata. announcing the
| death Of Mr. Charles Nayssairc, who was
a resident Of this city for hfteen years
Mrs. James Carter and little daughter
! have left the city 10 spend the Christmas
| holidays with her parents, dr. and Mrs.
! a. J.. Sandridse, Of buckingham county,
! Va.
william Brown coloreO was before
| Justice Vincent at the county court
/ house yesterday, charged with stealing a
dog from Walter Brauer. The case was
| dismissed.
Mr. R. NJ. Gordon of No. ,@iS, north
Twenty fourth street leaves Friday to
| spend the Christmas holidays with his
father w. d. Gordon, OF Disputantd'
| Prince George county.
Rev Dr. Fair III one of his sermons
| Sunday. spoke Of the lecturer VINO would
be here tonight" and advised his near
! ers not 10 go out TO near a man condemn
| the Gospel OF Jesus Christ.
Mrs. $. p. Palmer, OF Batavia. \. y
| and Miss Nellie Edwards. of Alexandria,
! S. D., who have been visiting Mrs. \, ).
| Fox, l1i0 west Main street, left for Bui-
n.
spend the holidays.
The musicale given at the Legh-Street
/ Baptist church Friday evening, under the
imsI ices OF the Young ladies' Aid Society,
| was great success ana neat sum was
| realized \ delightful programme OF
! music vas discoursed.
The lady managers Of the Home for
| Incurables viii hold a donation reception
| at that institution. 40. 1873 Ross street,
| to-day from II to O'Clock. The OBJECT
| is one Of Christian charity and anything
| will be thankfully received.
A private letter received in this city
| Sunday afternoon states that Mrs ).
! H. RoWlette rs very III 1t the residence OF
| her husband, near Wnterpock, va. Mrs.
| RowleUe has many relatives ana friends
| in Richmond and Manchester.
The Greek letter fraternities Phi Kappa
| Sigma and Alpha Tau OMEGA, VIII both
! meet i'm annual convention IN Washington
on the 26th, 9th and 18th. Or. Herbert
Drew and others from this city viii at
| tend the Alpha Tau meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
! ers of the Citizens Bank was held yes
! terddy evening at 4.3O o'clock in the
| presidents room Of that bank. All the
! old directors ana the present president
we're elected 10 serve for another year.
The new Johns Hopkins ode Alma
| Mater" which was written by Professor
| j. r. Jameson who graduated from the
/ University in 1882 has been set TO music
/ by Mr. +. l.. Turnbul. Il Is dedicated
| to President Gilman. Of the University,
and is very highly spoken Of by the press
! Of Baltimore. Mir. Turnbull will give 4
concert at the Theatre during February.
The silver tea to be given at IL west
! Franklin street this evening by Miss
! Boykin's circle OF Kings Daughters VIII
| be "a pleasant entertainment. All the
! children are cordially invited 10 attend.
Each one will receive a present from
| Santa Claus. who will be on hand. only
| ten cents will be charged for admission.