The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
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Interesting Fact. Ahou, Rlcl,mond's Git
zcns md oihcr Matters.


Mrs W. r. Lee is seriously III.
Mr. John s. Wray. Of Hampton, Va. is
in the city.
There Will be no services at Grove
Avenue Baptist church tonight
DIR. Hogc viii preach at the Second
Presbyterian church AZ II a. NJ. and at
s =. NJ.
Miss Belle r. Chemborayne. who has
been quite sick for some time past is
improVii K.
Miss Minnie Sent will leave tomorrow
for Washington, where she Will spend
few weeks.
Miss Maud Porter, OF Washington, ID. C..
VIII sing the offertory at st. Paul's church
this morning.
Rev. ". 0. Waggoner will preach at the
| Washington-Street Methodist church 10
day al IL o'clock.
Mr.. Joseph A. Higgins, OF Atlanta, Ca.
Is in the city. the guest OF his rather
Mr.. John II. Higgins.
Mr. Maurice Hunter, having won his
! degree at the University Of Virginia, has
returned TO his home.
John NJ. Dawson (coloredl, treasurer
| Of James city county Williamsburg
+ visited the Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Amelia Cammann, of Brunswick,
/ Ca. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
| KessnlCh, at 9O3 east Clay street
The condition OF Mr.. p. r. O'Keefe.
who has been seriously I'll for the past
( four weeks. Is much improved.
Mrs. Juan A. Pizzin and Miss Resale
/ Henly will leave ON a visit to relatives
/ in Washington, ID. c., Monday.
A white nan named James Jones and
negro ramed Joe Jackson were locked
up in the Third station yesterday for
| lighting on the street.
Col j. Bell Bigger, whose condition has
! not been so favorable for the last few
| days. sat up yesterday. and is thought
! to be steadily convalescing.
Mr.. II. T. Whtcomb, one OF the direc-
| tors of the American Society Of civil
! Engineers. has gone to Niagara TO attend
/ the annual meeting of that organization
| Or II. Cabell Tabb has returned from
! New York. where he has been auenaing{
/ the Association of Life Insurance Medical
/ Directors of the United States and can
| ada.
/ Miss Eva S. Wills has returned home
after a very pleasant visit to Farmville
! Va, bringing with her Miss Charlotte
! Wray, Of Hampton, Va, her friend ana
/ former schoOlmate.
Mr. Spott Anderson. an employe Of the
! Richmond and Petersburg shops, mas been
/ presented with a very handsome CLOCK
! by his associates. Mr.. Anderson is to be
/ married on Tuesday
Mr.. Joseph T. Valentine. first vice
/ president OF the 1ron-Moulders' Union OF
/ North America. is IN the city. looking
after the interests of the local union. No.
l2S, OF Richmond and Manchester.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Man
chester Presbyterian church will give
lawn party at Forest Hill Park next
| Tuesday evening from TO 10 o'clock,
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Masonic
! Home have arranged for an excursion
| and entertainment at the Masonic Home
next Tuesday. There Will be q concert at
| night.
St Paul's church will be, oTen every
| Sunday morning during the absence OF the
rector services conducted by Rev. Mr.
Spence To-day Rev. Dudley Powers, Of
| Montgomery, Ala, viii preach.
Grove-Avenue Baptist Sunday school
will have their annual basket picnic at
! Warwick Park and excursion TO CurIs
June 2lst. The boat VIII leave the wharf
at $50 o'clock a. NJ
In an exciting game of ball at Chimbo-
razOo Park yesterday the Church Hill
Stars were defeated by the Pelhams bv
score OF y to g. The features Of the
/ game were the home runs of y. Bowman
and Cooke.
Miss Virginia Handy, daughter Of Mr..
Moses Handy Of Chicago ILL.,, has left
the city after spending a few days with
Miss Elinor Rowe No. 1921 Grove avenue.
| Misses Handy and Rowe were schoOlmates
at Weinberg School Nelson county, Va,
during the session just ended.
A. Remsten, a seaman en- board II
! the schooner Stephen Morris, lying at
West Point. cell from the bcatsWain $
| chair willie scraping the mast, and was
! very badly hurt lie was sent TO the
Retreat for the Sick for treatment.
The board of directors Of the Union
| Bank viii meet on next Thursday. the
| 3lst to elect president 70 succeed the
late James Miller. Mr.. A. l.. Boulware,
president Of the First National Bank.
will in all probability be made president
Circuit Court Judge John =. Sheffey
| of Marion, Smyth county. who during
the last session Of the Legislature rep
resented his county in the House of Dele
gates, returned TO his home yesterday
after a pleasant stay in this city
Unity Lodge, No. Sc. /. O. o. T., will
hold it's annual memorial services to-day
at $3.50 h. NJ, OF POWells Hall, Church
IAN avenue All sister lodges and ladies
are especially invited 10 attend this ser
| vice which will be conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Jolly, Of Laurel Su Get church.
Miss Annie V. Walters, OF Stanton.
Va. a graduate Of the Peabody Institute,
Of Baltimore, Will appear at the musicale
on Monday next; also. the favor1te bari
tone. Mr. Thomas $. Baker, who last
sung here I'm the Paint and Powder
Club" Of Baltimore, so acceptaby
Rev. DR. c. s. Gardner. of Nashville,
Tenn, win deliver the commencement
sermon before Richmond College In the
| Grace-Street Baptist church tonight at
SIS o'clock. DR.. Gardners reputation as
a pulpit orator Of unusual prominence
will doubtless attract O large audience.
The trustees. faculty. alumni, and stu
dents of the college are requested TO meet
in the basement Of the church at =
o'clock. Seats will be reserved for them.