The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

what the gentleman extensively painted
as with horns, a superiority of smile ana
q deficiency of ayOirdupois is Ike lie
certainly must have his agreeable points
II "A Well-Wisher" is correct. For our
bicycle riders are, If devilish, uncommon
" charming. and have been able 10 sue
ccssfully play themselves off on not
very gullible public for some time as Ia
dies. But then, "Well-Wisher" may be a
girl who cannot afford a bicycle 1t Will
be remembered that many objected TO the
Womans Club as savoring seriously Of
rights and suffrage. short hair and bad
manners, whose extreme conservatism
was later traced TO the refusal of Its
doors to open to them This would seem
to indicate that the bent Of a certain
class of minds IS very materially affected
by their owners snobbsh anxiety 10
keep up appearances.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan and fami-
~ are at the White sulphur.
The death Of Mrs. Alice Harrison. the
aged mother of Mr.. John Harrison. at
Elkora, on Friday last. is very deeply re-
grettod by a vide circle OF friends IN
Richmond.
Mrs. Lyon c. Tyler and her sister, Miss
Tucker are in the city,
The A. p. Y. A. lect ire course, which
Is anticipated with an interest based on
enjoyment of that of last year, viii en-
tIace the period from 17iO to the close
OF the Revolution.
Mr. and Mrs. S w. Travers returned
from Asheyille tonight.
Ms. w. James Walker, Mrs. Hayes,
Miss Elizabeth Travers Hayes, and Mas
ter Robert Coleman Walker have return
ed from the White Sulphur.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure will be accompa-
MED 90 Wythcyille by the Misses Mp
CURE
Mrs. Edward Mcclure is visiting ter
mother at "Wcstwood."
Mr. b. Il. Valentine has returned to the
city.
a charming party enjoyed the fascina-
tons Of Lakeside by moonlight on Tuos-
day night, making the run on their bicy-
cles. Among them were Misses Mary
Rogers Halle and Rachel Cooke. Messrs.
Harry Baker, Watkins EllersOn, Edward
Quarles, and Harrison Blair.
Miss Calvin Bragg is daily improving
and her many friends will rejoice TO know
Il. 1t seems that typhoid is a discrimi-
mating thing, for invariably it lays its III
sidious hold on our sweetest giris.
Miss Eta Hayes has returned TO the
city.
No. 8 south Third street. between Main
and Cary streets
a pair of boomers appertaining TO a
female OF certain age appeared on Ninth
street near Main yesterday morning 10
the delcctation Of the male person as he
presents himself in that locality.
They were in full bloom. and cal
culated 10 excite the frivolous man
TO vast substantial smiles. II
these things are 10 be thrus upon US
with the bicycles. it Is enough to throw
us into frenZles OF eXpostulation. The
gentlemen Of the Insurance Company OF
Virginia" those of the telephone ex-
change, and those who support the lamp
post at the corner with such fidelity, were
II uch entertained as the boomers walk
ed up the street pushing the bicycle.
The curse is come upon US" a la ''rhe
Lazy or Shalot
Church Hill
There was a very perceptible briskncss
in Church Hills social atmosphere when
your correspondent visited H. Its people
are beginning already. to plan the fall
and wlner programme, the birds OF pas
sage are returning and altogether IL is
fast recuperating from its August de-
preston.
DIR. Gammon's continued Improvement
is rojoinced over in every corner OF the
Hin and amcng the people of all creeds
Mrs. Cannon was the hospital by her
husbands bedside when called upon for
the latest news but little Miss Nlice
Cannon did the honors very gracefully
and cordially.
Miss Louise Cannon. who has been IN
disposed for some weeks. Is now the
guest OF her uncle. Mr.. Morris Langhorne,
Smithfield.
The Founding Hospital will be open Tor