The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Personal md GENERfL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond 'i'i
zens and other Matters.

/ens ana OtIttT NtiifiN'
Dr. Daniel will be absent from the city
until Friday.
Miss Lottie NJ. Hartman has returned
from Brooklyn.
Captain W. Gordon McCabe has return
ed from New York
Senator Wingheld. Of New Jersey, Is
visiting in the city
Mr.. G. j. Paoli and DR.. J. T. Roy
have returned to the city.
w. Greanor Neal has returned from
business trip to New York.
Or. Thomas J. Moore returned from the
Allegheny Springs last night.
Miss Jennie Fox. of Baltimore, is visit
Ing friends at olS east Leigh street.
Mr.. W. L. KennOn. of NORWOOD,
Powhatan, was In town yesterday.
Mr.. ]. G. Hawkins has returned to the
city from visit TO his parents In HAN
fax county.
Mr.. w. j. Weir. formerly Of Richmond.
but now of Manassas. was in the CITY
yesterday.
Ex-Governor Cameron was at the Capt.
toll yesterday. and paid his respects TO
Governor O'Ferral.
The regular tri-weekly trips via Old
Dominion Steamship Company will be
resumed this week.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Bette Eugenia Toney and J. Davis Murs-
tee on September 10Th.
II. T. Talbot and q J. Jones, of the
Planters National Bank, are spending
their vacation IN New York.
Miss Florence Anderson, of Amelia. Is
visiting al the residence Of DR.. Joseph
Eggleston. 800 west Grace street.
James r. Roche. of the Washington
Gas-Light Company, is visiting his uncle,
Y. Kerse. 7S west Marshall street.
Miss +. Il. Swami. of Powhatan. has
been visiting relatives ana friends In TINS
city for the past several days.
Warren g. Smith. of Church Hin. who
has been away on a vacation FOR ten
days. has returned much improved.
Miss Roberts has returned from Eau
ouier. wher she has been visiting Mrs.
George A. Delaphane nee Thomas.
Mr.. b. r. Eldridge. who has been con-
1red at his home on Grove avenue for
the past month with iyphoid-feyer, Is
convalescent. much to the qualification
of a host of anxious friends.
Miss Ruth Middleton. Of Church Hill,
returned home Saturday after delight
full stay of five weeks in Chesterfield
county.
Mrs. r. VI. Taylor yesterday returned
from Hollins Institute. near Roanoke.
where her two daughters VIII study dur
ing the coming term.
Mr. T. A Miller, corner Fifth and
Broad has leased the drug store in the
JtnclSOn. WHICH he Will occupy witch
that house is opened.
Misses Hattie and Lizzie Morris after
spending the summer at their old home
stead In FluVanna county, have returned
to the city, where they Will spend the
winter.
The many friends of Master Longan
Phillips, youngest son of Mrs. Matte II.
Phillips, of ga north Twenty-first street.
Will be gla4 TO learn that he is much
better.
Among the visitors at the new State
Library building yesterday were Judge
L. D. Yarrell, OF Greensville and w. T..
Ballard. commissioner of the revenue OF
Warwick county.
Edwin Patterson and Frank A. Dodge
widely-known theatrical agents. are In
town The former IS in advance OF the
Bill Nye-Bert Poole Combination. and
the latter heraids the approach OF Froh-
mans Lost Paradise"
r'he schooner Charles N. Paterson ar
rived here Sunday with cargo OF zee
consigned To the Richmond Ice Com
pany. She Is the largest sailing vessel
that ever came 10 this port Sh mas four
masts and is q boautif Il craft
Rev. r. r. Chambers and wife will
leave the city the latter part of October
for China as missionaries of the Southern
Rants, Convention. The City Missionary
Society. under whose auspices Mr.. Cham
bers has boon laboring for some time
mast with marked success. has determined
10 hold a farewell service In his honor on
Friday night OF this week at s o'clock
AT Leigh-Stfeet Baptist church. and the
occasion will prove an interesting one.