The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmopd's Citi-
zpns and Other Matters.

The Moody choir will sing at the Sol
diers' Home Sunday evening at 4 O'Clock.
The ladies' Of the Union-Station Bazaar,
recently held. realized about $1,000 from
their efforts.
Mr.. Louis Rowell left for Philadelphia
yesterday TO reside hereafter IN the lily
Of Brotherly Love.
Andrew Brooks. the painter. who was so
seriously hurt by a fall that he received
several days ago. is still unconscious.
Mr. Willie Moore, Of south First street,
has returned from two weeks Visit to
Columbia much improved. lie had a de-
lightful time.
Messrs. Lovenstein Irvine. and Blanks
will attend the session OF the SUPREME
Council, Royal Arcanum, TO be held at
Detroit about June LIST.
Mr. I. Wise Brown. OF Philadelphia.
who has been travelling through the South,
is in the city to attend the unwilling cere-
monies on the 30th instant.
Mrs julius Keller returned 10 her
home in New York yesterday, after spend
ing several weeks with her mother. Mrs.
c. T.. Pizzini No. II west Grace street
President James Lyons, Of the Rich
mond Industrial Home, has called a
meeting Of the board of directors OF that
institution for this afternoon At . o'clock
in his office.
The excursion to jamestown Friday
June LIST. under the auspices Of Richmond
Male Orphan Asylum. will afford an OBJ
portunity TO many who desire 10 visit
the historic old town.
Mr. Turner Ashby Moncure of Califor-
mia. is stopping with his brother, Mr..
James Moncure, OF this city. Mr.. Mon
cure is en- route to the Pacific Coast from
Stafford county, Va
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. All are invited.
Mr. S. S. Lambeth. Jr, who was on
THURSDAY elected Commonwealth At
tOrney Of Norfolk. Is "A son Of Rev. Or.
5. :. Lambeth formerly pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist church.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-SchOol Society will be held at
BrOad-Street church sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Amendment TO the bylaws
and election Of president.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. J. Smith have issued
invitations TO the arriaSe or their
daughter Miss Fannie b. Tyler, 70 Mr..
Samuel d. Cook, on Tuesday afternoon
enant.
Mrs. Ellen Wright Cohen has issued
invitations to the marriage OF her daugh-
ter. Caroline HaZlehurst, 10 Mr.. Barton
Haxall Wise. on Thursday evening, June
9TH. at $50 o'clock. in ST. Pauis church,
Augusta. Ga.
The old Howitzar armory on Eighth
street has been pulled down, and prepar-
atlons are being made 10 build the new
one at cnce. Ii is expected 10 have II
ready in time for the association 10
hold its annual banquet in.
The concert given Thursday night at
Laurel-Street Methodist church by Prof.
John Bolton was a success. The lecture
room was crowded and many stood up.
There were solos, Rotations, quartettes'
singing. and good music.
The separation Of Church and State
and the dependence Of both on the free
will SURFACES of the people is a funda-
mental principle in an American system
In his discourse at Belvidere Hall on
sunday morning. Mr. CLANCY will speak
OF the price al which virginia won this
great victory FOR religious liberty.
Tho Literature and Art Circle OF the
Unitarian church met Thursday night at
the hospitable home Of Mr.. ID. X. Wilson.
President Madison was me subject or the
evening. Mrs. James Madison Macon,
reIative Of the ex-President, entertained
those prcsent with a description OF Mont
neIier the home OF Madison, and with
many incidents in his and Dolly Madi-
sons lives.
An interesting copy Of the proceedings
Of the Grand Lodge. !. %. q. F., Of Vir-
ginia, held at Alexandra va; April 10th.
nth. and 18th. has been received at this
ofltce. The report contains on it's first
page a picture of Mr. Thomas n. Kend-
ior7 Grand Master. 93'-9i. and is filled
with valuable information in regard to
the order.
The members Of the Commandery of
ST, Andrew. Knights Templar, who went
to Pittsburg on Monday TO be the guests
OF Pittsburg Commandery. NO. l, during
the session Of the Grand Commandery OF
Pennsylvania. returned home. yesterday
morning. They report that they had
delightful time and were treated royalty
during their stay In PlttsDurg. Ihelr ar
rival AZ the Smoky City was delayed by
a washout on the railroad.