The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Personal AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmood's Citi-
zsns and Other Matters

Colonel John Bell Bgser Is confined to
his home BY sickness.
Mrs. George w. Bamford Is critically
Ill at her residence. 81 north Fifth street.
State Librarian W. W. Scott has gone
to Pittsylvania TO attend the sale OF a
law library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Hair sailed yes
terday from New York for Rotterdam.
Holland. to be abroad until October.
Rev. J. II. Taylor OF the Cincinnati
Presbytery. and mis- wife are visiting Mt
Judge Daniel l.. Fry's. 3lG east Main
street.
Mrs. Jacob Edel and her daughter.
Miss Fanny. will leave Monday for a
trip through Europe, and expect 10 he
gone several months.
Mrs. Stapleton Coates. who has been
seriously sick for several weeks. AT her
residence, 6l5 north Tenth street, Is still
confined to her room.
The Cheerful Workers Of the Third
Christian church will have charge Of the
lawn fete. which opens next Monday at
Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets.
Rev Edward L. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
schoo lesson al the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon az O'Clock.
All are invited.
Mamie Harris and Sarah Jackson. two
negro women. who engaged In list
locked up in the Second citation b. officer
Walton yesterday afternoon.
Quartermaster Robert W Mayo. Of the
tlshourne Military Sch o.. arrived in
the city Thursday 10 spend vacation al
nome lie won the gold medal for
scholarship.
The Rev. j. NJ Homer. Of oxford. y.
C., one OF the most promising and dis
tinguishcd young ministers OF the EpiscO-
pal church, Will preach at Monumental
church tomorrow morning
The executive committee Of the Peace
Conference viii meet at the Young Mems
Christian Association at , o'clock Z. VI.
to-day for the purpose Of arranging a
programme for the public meeting at
Dr. Hoses church tomorrow afternoon.
A lawn party. under the auspices OF
we Ladies' Aid Society Of st. James
Mtlh dist church. Will be held on the
evening II the llth and 18th instant in
the yard Of the old Darlington residence.
s.rher Franklin and Twenty-e!ghth
Inc Washington. u. c.. l. dye Of Elks
mas challenged the Richmo d Lodge to
NY series of baseball games ut
Washington Or In this city. A bail club
mas been organized by the locaI Elks,
anu the chahenge viii be accepted. and
Ine games played here if it be found
Mr. and Mrs. S. T.. Woodnn have issued
invitations 10 the marriage Of their
daughter Miss Mary Alexander Wood
I'm, 70 Mr. James Coleman HARDWOOD The
ceremony VIII take place Tuesday evening.
June 18TH at . O'Clock. at Leigh-Street
Baptist church.
Miss Vera Robinson. Fluvanua: BERTHE
White, AccOmac; and Susie Carol North
Carolina, pupils Of the Female Institute
and Cadets Holly and Baum. OF Davis
Military School. ~ c.. are spending part
Of their holiday with Mrs j. y. Lacv.
and her sons Douglass and Leroy just
returned from that school.
The series Of popular. entertaining. and
instructive lectures given By Rev. Edward
l.. Peli at Broad-Street Methodist Eulsco-
pal church are growing in interest and
continue 10 be well attended and are
greatly enjoyed The third of the series
Will be given tonight At Sis o'clock All
the young men of the city are invited 10
attend.
Or. James Y. Fair pastor Of Grace
street Presbyterian church. will leave
this morning for Hampden-Sidney. where
he is 10 preach Sunday night the hacca-
laureate sermon 10 the students OF Hamp-
den-Siduey College Or. Fairs pulpit Will
be occupied tomorrow morning by DR..
". A. Campbell and ut night by the Rev.
John Leroy Taylor. Of Cincinnati. ohio.
one Of the most promising young preach
ers Of that Presbytery.