The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-04
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Regarding Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr. NJ. l.. Williams. of Norfolk, was
at the Capitol yesterday.
mo free list" is the motto of The
Times charity concert on the lOth'
Miss Linz Mayo returned on Monday
after delightful visit TO Washington
Miss Horseley. of Amherst Is the pleas
ant guest of Miss Lucy Beach OF east
Grace.
In tho Chancery Court yesterday Mrs.
Nancy Blunt qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
of r. p. Blunt, deceased.
Miss Marie Hoffman, of Washington
city, is visiting Miss Emma virginia SheP-
herd on west Main street.
Mrs Mary r. Quarles and her daughter,
Miss Louise QuaTles, lett yesterday loT
birmingham, Ala. to visit relatives
The Masonic Past Masters held Their
annual meeting at St Adams nan lIst
night The conclaVe was wen a'teHue".
The Fredericksburg Star says Mr..
! Noncure Ashby, of Richmond, is the
guest of his brother Mr.. James Ashby'
of Stafford.
Miss Saunders will he at home to-day
from to o'clock, at No. S27 west frank
lin. with her friend, Miss Morehead oil
North Carolina.
Miss Mary Bigger left yesterday. for
the home of Judge Il. III. Cardwell, OF the
Supreme Court, in Hanover county, where
she will spend few days.
Mrs q. +. Browne and her niue dauEh-
fer Jessie. nave GtluiHtu W <Nil'AN ''N''
:. c.. after spending several weeks mere
with her sister, Mrs +. j. Henshai.
Mr.. Henry Venable. rising and prom
isng young lawyer, of norfolk, who mas
been spending the holidays with Mr.. Il.
II. Taliaferro, on north SMth street. ie-
turned yesterday.
A good quartette concert will draw a
thousand people to the Mozart Academy.
The Times charity concert on the night
of the 10th will comprise all the Leading
quartettes in Richmond.
Don't make any engagements for the
evening of the 10th. The grand VaudeVille
charity entertainment under the auspices
of The Times comes of on that date, anu
YOU can't afford 10 miss it.
Capt. Edgerton 5. Rogers arrived in the
city last evening from Toledo. ONO, MS
present home. and is registered at Muir
nby's. lie says the report that he had
organized a cavalry troop In Toledo IS a
mistake.
AT the residence of her father, Mr.: ).
"a IAN No. 22s5 ~ Nenabe street We'd
nasdav night at $50 o'clock, Miss Martha
~ Hall was married 10 Mr.. John II.
Ashley bv Rev. c. X. Morton, pastor of
old Market church.
Wednesday evening at 3 O'CLOCK, az the
residence of Mr. Louis y. toX' corner OF
Randolph and Ashland streets, MISS nan
mic Finegan and Mr.. John g. MaihcI
were united in marriage Rev. Fatnei
Reilly performing the ceremony
When the orchestra and stage H@hua
Of the Academy Of Music give their ser
yl,cs free and then pay their way iato
| tho house at the coming charity enter
tainmeDt IL behooves other people 70 SV'
| their hands down into their pockets
Send your bid for box al the coming
| charity entertainment to II. i. Smitn.
! manager. care The Times. Bids OF ten
| dollars and upwards will he taken ana
| The boxes Will he awarded 10 the SIN
| highest bidders. 30 make your pa up
wards.
lnere never was a show before in which
| mo performers furnished their own COS
| Times and services and then pa!d Tor 'ne
! nrivilege of acting. This is what they uo
| H. The Grand charity vaudeville entertain
| ment under the auspices OF the lihieS'
| January 10th.
The meetings Of the salvation Army II
| tbeir new house. No l0l Governor street
| are belng well attended each night as ar,
siso the open-air meetings on Broac
! street. They are presided over by Caplaii
| stevens who is assisted by his wlle aho
! their little son, who IS an expert druhh
| mer boy.
MIR. and Mrs. III. A. Davis nave lssae
| cards To the marriage OF their oauS nler
| Miss Nellie c., 10 Mr. George L hoplii
| son. Wednesday, January 9th, AT thell
| residence, No. 70l l-2 north Nintn street
! Owing to sickness in the family the even
| will be a quiet one and only the relatives
| and friends of the family viii be present