The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
PERSONAL and 0BNERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cfti-
zens and Other Matters.

zens and other Matters.
Ex-Delegate Chapman, Of Madison coun-
/ ~. was in the city yesterday.
Mr. H. buchanan, Jr.. is quite sick at
his residence, on north Plum street.
Rev r. n. Calisch will preach at Chats
worth Farm this evening at O'clock
/ The condition Of Mr.. Robert Wenden-
/ burg was much improved yesterday.
Capt w. Il. Hudgins, Of the steamer
/ Chesapeake, was at the Capitol yesterday
Alderman Allen a. Warren. formerly OF
this city, is now acting Mayor Of Weston,
w. Va.
Miss Florence Kennedy, a prominent
society belle Of Chicago, is in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs +. +. Graham and son, Carlyle, of
Baltimore are visiting her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Summers.
MIR. and Mrs. +. G. Hahr. who have
been spending the summer In Europe.
are expected home on October 1st-
Miss Grace Curtis Adams, Of Ar1nin
ius, Louisa county, was In the city dur
ing the week. "a guest al Ford 8 Hotel.
Miss Minnie Gibbs and Miss NJ. L.
Turner have returned from the Grove,
accompanied by Miss Adele Turner.
The little Walnuts defeated the Hick-
orynuts by the score Of % 70 10. in the
field near Randolph church, Satur-
day morning.
Preston Harris (colored) was yesterday
arrested by Sergeant Brooks on the charge
OF assaulting and beating Mary Cheatham.
He was bailed.
Miss Flora A. Marsilliot who was
been spending the summer with her
mother in this city, leaves Monday for
Knoxville. Tenn.
MIR. John e. Wagner. of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. left last night for
the North on his vacation. He Will be
gone one week.
Miss Mary Chalkley, Miss May Bradley,
and Mr.. Frank 5. Bradley are spending
a few days with Mr.. J. Il. Drinker, In
Henrico county.
Misses Efie and Carrie Banks No. III
south Belvidere street gave watermelon
feast to about thirty Of their friends last
Wednesday night
Mrs. Henry Myers. OF Paris. France.
accompanied by her two little sons. have
taken apartments at Fords for the
autumn and winter
DR.. Hunter Mcclure, Mr. Thomas Potts,
Mr. Pemberton and party sailed today
from Queenstown. They Will arrive IN
New York next Saturday.
There will be services In Holy Trinity
church on the first Sunday in October.
and Surday-school will be reopened in
the chapel next Sunday morning.
Mrs. william r. Anderson and Miss
Ida +. Ragland have returned home after
a most delightful time spent at Anderson,
w. Va. Washington and Ashland, va.
Ben. Wherry, Jr.. left several days ago
to attend the opening ceremonies OF
Fishburne Military Academy, at Waynes-
boro. lie is the guest OF the principal
Mrs John w. Perley, of Charlottesville,
formerly Miss Lena Duffner, Of Rich
mond. arrived in the city Friday to spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Shafer
Miss Matte H. Stewart Of 2i25 Nenable
street. viii return home to-day after a
very pleasant stay of several weeks with
friends and relatives IN Hanover county
Mrs. T. Victoria Williams Misses Louise
and Adele Williams, and Miss Julia Sui
w. sailed on the Paris vest erday. They
expect TO be in Richmond October LIST.
There Will be an important meeting Of
the grand lodge committee |. .. q. T. |
Monday evening $50 sharp, at y, NJ. G. |
a, and fun attendance Is earnestly |
desired.
Mr.. NJ. w. Gayle and family. Of 7Ol |
north Ninth street. after delightful |
sOjOurn of several weeks in the noun |
tains Of Virginia, have returned to the |
city.
Love and Law" a melo-drama, at the |
matinee. and For Revenue Only" /
comedy at the performance last evening, !
closed Milton Mobiles present engagement
at the Academy of Music.
Walter II. Ryland. who graduated al
Columbian University in June last, Will
make his future home in Richmond, and
be associated with John Garland Pol
lard in the practice Of law
Miss Irene Marshall. who has been on
a week visit 10 friends In this city. LETT
yesterday morning for her home in Char
lotte county She was very popular and
won many friends while here.
Captain Putnam, quartermaster at Fort
Monroe, and Mir. George +. Booker, pro
prietOr of the Sherwood Hotel at OLD
Point, were ia the city yesterday as the |
guests of Postmaster CullingWOrth.
Rev. Paul Whitehead ID. D.. will de-
liver a lecture at Laurel-Street Metho-
dist church Thursday. September 2)th, on
THE Moon as Seen in Telescope" lie
will use fine telescope In this lecture.
The case Of Gilmore Bosher. the boy who
was arrested Friday for breaking open a
letter and taking money order for $40
therefrom. will be heard before United
States Commissioner Flegenheimer at
noon Monday.
Mrs w. p Taylor and her little daugh-
ter, Marie, Of 22ll Nenable street. accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Minnie n.
Crowder Of Swansboro. left the city Fri
day afternoon to visit friends and rela- |
tives in Baltimore.
Rev. II. w. S. Burton, pastor of North
Saco Christian church. Of Saco, Me- de
livered an address before Sidney Lodge, |
S2S. l. O. q. T., on Friday evening. Rev
burton Is stopping at the Lexington
month.
Captain Lewis ID. Crenshaw, the assis-
tant postmaster. visited the post-oiiice
several times last week. but, on account
Of his weakened condition from his re- |
cent illness, was unaGIe 10 attend 70 busi-
ness. He expects u resume his desk to-
morrow.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Tucker gave a
delightful reception 10 their friends last
Friday evening at their residence No
ne north Eighth street. Music and re-
freshments We're among the attractive
features About thirty guests enjoyed the
The following Richmond people were
registered at ST. Dennis Hotel, New York
asst week j. NJ Fourqurean. ". Turner
:. NJ. Staiars. 4. Jennings, NJ. Taley. sam
Sycle and wife, Mrs. W. Ponder. Miss a
'onder. w. Ponder. w. a. Lewis Mrs A
!. Manson Miss Evans. j. l.. Watson
3. Il. Watson, }. Bates II. Lewis. J. b.
lacy and wife.