The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-01
PERSONAL AND GESERiL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi
zens and other Matters.

Misses Lulie, Evie. and Mabel Walker
have returned home after pleasant
visit 10 Atlanta
Miss Emmie Wherry is in Washington.
y. c., spending a lew days WIN "eI
cousin. Miss Susie IunstaiA
Dr. r. J. Willingham will preach a
special sermon under the auspices OF the
| colored Y. NJ G. A.. at the First Bapust
church (colored). to-day at +. NJ.
Mr.. NJ. /. Peatross, a well-knOwn wheel
man of this city, made new Iecolu
| between Ashland and Richmond yester-
day. covering the distance IN 40 minutes
| and 80 seconds.
An interesting game Of football was
played on Island Park yesterday ar
! ternoon between the Church hil ana
| Manchester teams. The latter were ne
| feated by score Of i TO t.
The Tigers defeated the Eighteenth
| Streets In game Of football yesterday
by a score OF "A TO q The features OF
| the game were the tackling Of Mondy ana
| Richardson and the guarding OF Iayior'
| for the Tigers
| The funeral of Miss Minnie West,
| whose sudden death was announced IN
! The Times. took place yesterday morning
| at IL o'clock from Trinity Methodist
| church. Of which the deceased was Il
member and was largely attended.
| Mr.. Malcolm Shackleford was banjoist
at a meeting for men, on sunday after
| noon. November 18th, at Minnie Han.
| Orange. ~ j.. and played with his usual
skill TO large audience OF uensh'su
| hearers 4 stirring address was made by
| Mr. William r. Moody, son OF the great
! evangelist and some sweet solos were
| sung by Mr.. J. ;. ingram.
Mrs. L. X. Thornhill, of Manchester,
viii give her excellent entertainment,
Worlds Fair Drill" at COrcoran Han.
Twenty-ffth street, next Thursday nlshl.
December 9Th. in behalf of the Ladies
| Aid Society of East-End church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Board of Man
ayers for the Virginia Hospital have
| changed their day Of meetne from the
| first Saturday 10 the first Monday OF each
month. and viii meet on Monday, the
I'd OF December. at l. o'clock NJ.
Rev. Or. Robert Ryland, at one time
president of Richmond College, ana now
connected with the Bristol Female COL
lege, Is visiting his SON Mr.. NorNeh Ky
land, ia this city.
The Amherst New Era says: Or. G. W
Nassie will move 10 Richmond this week
To take charge Of Dr. K. !. blls prac-
tice. who is unwell. DR.. Ellis viii move
TO Amherst They VIII exchange resi-
dences
owing TO the absence OF Rev. ". b.
Beauchamp. pastor. the pulpit OF St
James Methodist church VIII be hlled To-
day both morning and night, by Kew
Harry W. Burruss. OF Ashland. Va.
Rev. DR.. Starr arrived in Richmond
Yesterday. and will occupy his pulpit az
Broad-Street Methodist church to-day.
Rev. Thomas y. Potts. the new pas
tor of Park-Place church, arrived In the
city Friday night. and will occupy his pull
pit this morning ana evening.
Mrs. r. B. Faunt lie Roy, OF cumb9T-
land. New Kent county, Va. was in the
city last Saturday visiting Miss NlhueI
No. 924 Park avenue.
General Norman. grand commander
has written General Peyton wise pIo.
posing to change the time for the next
Confederate reunion 10 the 5Vth OF Jun
ana the list and I'd Of July in order 10
give the veterans an opportunity 10 Visit
New York on the Ath.
Mr. william J. Quigley. after an Illness
of several weeks. is able TO be out
Mrs. NJ. l.. Poates. Of 1o2 II east Leisn
street. has fully recovered irom severe
Illness. o-.
Miss Agnes O'Connor. of West Point.
has returned home after a pleasant visit
to relatives.
The friends Of Mrs r K. Nuckols. who
hss been ga extremely III. will be glad 10
learn that she is now able 10 sit up
short tine.
~ Nfarlr levy. the Christian Hebrew.
u.;ii conSn%t the o'clock p. NJ. services
", I-rton Gospel mission. corner Eighth
and Main, to-day.
,oor,ia FOUNTAIN. charged with being
a,sorderlv and profane in the highways,
-, before Justice Lewis yesterday morn
Inc The case was dismissed on payment
OF costs
The remains of Miss Henrietta Noble
a,,,~hter OF Or. =. II. G. Noble. of this
ci,v who died in Washington on Ihufs-
dsv arrived on the fast mail yesterday
eftornoon and the funeral took place
rom St. James Episcopal church at
o'clock r.
The funeral Of little Emma T. turner
eldest child OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Iur-
Nor who died at her parents residence,
in Henrlco county, Wednesday, IN the
thirteenth year OF her age. TOOK piace
from the residence yesterday morning at
IL o'clock.
Mr.. Edward y. Eubank, or Newport
News, is in the city 10 attend meeting
Of the Grand Working Committee OF the
Grand Lodge OF Masons in Virginia ar.
Euhank Is a member OF this committee
and one OF the most prominent MasonS
I'm Virginia After the committee con-
cludes its work he will attend the meet
ing OF the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Allan Talbot. Jr., stamp deputy
and cashier ir the office of the collector
OF Internal Revenue, mas Just returned
from a trip to Georgia
Mr.. Howard Saxby and family. Of Gin
cinnati. left for home yesterday. They
have many friends here. ana VIII propa-
bly, return before spring
The Epworth League OF union-Station
Mission church visited Asbury League
(Manchester) Friday night. and were well
coined by . crowded house. they con-