The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-03
PERSONAL 4ND GENERAL
ihterestiDg Facts About RIchmond's Cit
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Mrs. Alfred T.. Cohen has returned from
visit To Charlottesville.
Rev. Or. W. y. Richardson and wife
have returned from their visit TO Europe.
Mr.. W. B. Lightfoot, who met with a
painful accident about a week ago, is still
unable TO leave his room.
Mr. John W. Goode and son. Master
Willie, have returned 10 the city from an
extended visit to friends in Norfolk.
Polk Miller entertained a large audience
at the bethlehem Baptist church about
eight miles from the city last evening
Miss Mabel Bilson. of Baltimore, is on
visit 10 her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
Philips. on north Twenty-fourth street.
Christ Episcopal church, corner Twenty
second and Scott streets, Will have a sup
per at their church on next Thursday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Moses, Jr., Of
PtttsylVania county, are in the city, the
guests OF Mr.. ii. Is. Haley, on west Nam
street.
Col. r. E. Boykin, of SmthGeld, mem.
Der of the House of Delegates from Isle
Of Wight county, visited the Capitol yes
terday.
Col Edward Aulrane, who has resided
in this city for some months past. re-
turned TO Brooklyn. y. Y, his former
home, yesterday afternoon.
\ marriage license was issued in Wash
ngtOn Monday 10 William W Use Jacks on
of Richmond, Va, and Mary T.. TOwles
OF King George county. Va.
Mrs. John Steinbrecher and her friend,
Miss Belle FrOmmeT nave returned after
a delightful visit OF six weeks to Atlantic
city, Cape May, Philadelphia, and BaIu-
more.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Patti, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Brown Haley, to Henry 5. Winston, on
the evening Of October 10th, at 6:3J
o'clock, at Park-Piace church.
Edward Davis was arrested and lodged
in the Second POllcc-statiOu last nlBht
upon the charge OF assaulting and threat
ening To cut with knife one Bette
Brown. He Will have a hearing at the
Police Court this morning.
The monthly meeting Of the Old Do
mnion Press Club, which VIII be held
Thursday ut SIS j.. NJ, will be OF unusual
interest. 1t is understood that there VIII
be short talks OF interest TO newspaper
men by two or three representatives, OF
the profession.
An immense boiler was placed I'm the
jefferson Hotel yesterday morning IL
required considerable time to remove IL
from the wagon, and street-car ttdllc on
the Main-Street line was interrupted IOI
while. Nearly everybody residing
along this route had TO walk down town
The Atlanta Journal says: Mr.. William
NJ Pendleton who was at one time a resi-
dent OF Atlanta, and who - at present
southern manager OF the northwestern
Masonic Association, at Chicago, mas Detu
in the CITY for some time Shading hands
with his many friends. His headquarters
are at Richmond. Va.
Several days ago notice was made in
The Times OF the heavy ahliction IN
family on Church Hill since that tlins
Tho humane residents Of that portion Of
the city have been unremittlng IN their
attention. Nurses have been sent from
the hospitals and a gentleman in Man
chester supplies the SICK with ice every |
day.
THE family OF Mr.. d. r. Wilson. who |
for a number of years past has been con |
nected with the publishing house OF -. +; |
Johnsol & Co., and who recently accepted
horse left Yesterday afternoon via Ola |
Dominion steamer for New York, where
they will in future reside
professor S. T. Ford, of New York
,pered his southern season, under the