The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24

Personal and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CItl
z.na aud IN l,.r ntters

z"ns ard Other Matters.
Mrs. A. S. Morton, Of st. Paul, Mimi.
has returned TO her home.
Rev. J. +. Cook will have charge of the
Old Market church during the summer.
Mr. j. -. Scott has gone South in the
interest OF the Richmond Cedar Works.
Mr.. Charles Poindexter. ex-State LIBRA
rian, has recovered from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben. Tyler will make
their future home at No. lll2 west Main
street.
Miss Eulalie Bardin. OF Amelia. is visit
ing Mrs +. a. Arnzen, No. Sl2 west Clay
street.
Mr.. Willie Stubs is critically Ill at his
mothers residence, on Marshall street,
near Eighth.
Mrs. A. r.. Gum and Miss Mollie Richie
son went 10 Old Point yesterday for
short sojourn.
Mr.. Charles X. Newman. Of Jackson;
for several days. is now visiting relatives
in Clifton Forge
Rev. Drs. r. y. Sedd. Paul Whitehead.
and A. G. Brown. Virginia delegates to
the Methodist General Conference. re-
turned home yesterday
Miss Nellie Ryder. formerly OF Rich
mond, but now OF Birmingham, Ala. Is
in the city. the guest Of Miss Bessie
Fauntleroy. 1905 Park avenue.
Miss Annie f. Yates left yesterday
morning for her home, in James City
county. after spending a pleasant time
with friends and acquaintance In this
city.
Mrs. ]. w. Cockerir, Of Loudoun coun-
~ who has been visiting the family OF
Major y. w. Lynn. No. 42l south Belvi-
dere street, returned to her home yester-
day.
Drs Levy and Cunningham yesterday
performed an operation upon Andrew ID,
Brooks. the painter who fell at the Loco
motive Works. 1t is hardly probable that
the patient will recover.
Mrs Kidwell and children, of Alexan-
dria, and Mrs. Campbell and children, OF
Portsmouth. will be the guests Of their
mother. Mrs. Silas Johnson, until after
the unveiling on the 5Oth.
The University College Of Medicine is
preparing for an enlarged number of stu
dents the coming session. and the board
las decided 10 make extensions ana I'M
provements to the present buildings. the
cost Of which viii amount to 5000
Mr. and Mrs S. J. Smith have issued
invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter Fannie Il. Tyree. 10 Mr.. Samuel ID.
Cook. on Tuesday afternoon, June 9TH at
$3.50 o'clock, at the Church of the Cove
nant.
The prizes won in the athletic contests
on the occasion OF the Field Day of the
WcGu Union, held recently. will be
awarded the winners by Father McKeefry
at the rooms Of the association on Mon
day night.
Rev. Father O'Ferrall, Of Petersburg,
who was in the city this week, has ex-
tended invitations to the different Catho-
lie societies OF the city TO attend the
dedication OF his new church July 1st.
The McGi Catholic Union has accepted
and will send a large delegation.
Mr.. ed. Delarue celebrated his fifteenth
birthday yesterday by giving an elegant
supper TO his young friends. He was the
recipient of many handsome presents.
Games Of all kinds were INDUCED in.
Among those present were Messrs J. r.
and @. r. Brister, Jr.. William T. Dan
iels, Hermann II. Duncker, Gus Delarue.
II. Oelarue. and many others.
4 meeting Of persons interested in the
establishment Of an industrial home at
the site of the Pinel Hospital was held
Tuesday night and much business was
transacted. president has not as yet
been chosen. II is understood that Mr..
l. NJ. Blood formerly OF Massachusetts,
but who has recently resided in Washing
ton. will be put in charge Of the home.
He has had experience in managing such
institutions.