The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

Intsre.ting Facts Abou. Riehmond's Citi-
zens and Othe~ astt-r-.

zens and Othe- Mater.
Soon after Easter the weddings of two
or three young couples. members of the
church OF the Holy Trinity. will be an
nounced.
Master Lewis II. Blair. who was severe
Iv hurt hy q bicycle accident ON We'd
nesday Light, was mucn better yester-
day.
Mr.. Horace r. smith, manager for
Polk Miller. returned last evening with
his bride from a two-weeks' tour OF the
North and East
Mr.. ]. II. FIest. the yard clerk OF the
Southern railway, has just patented a
new freight car door. which is said TO
be quite valuable
Cards are out for the marriage o. Miss
Fannie A. Willis TO Mr.. Arthur NJ. Mars
ton at Trinity Methodist church at 8
+. VI. on the nth instant
Professor $. s. Handy, graduate OF
Richmond College who now has charge
Of Allegheny Institute, is spending his
Easter holidays I'm the city.
1t is said that there will be distri-
button OF the FUNDS Of the defunct Iron
Hall Insurance Company some time
about the latter part OF this month.
Mrs. Laura Vaughan formerly Miss At
kinson OF this city,, now a resident of
Newport News. Va, is In the city for
brief visit to friends and relatives.
There was fun meeting OF Pelican
Chapter, knights Rose croix, at st.
Adams Hall Thursday night. and the
mystic banquet OF Maunday Thursday
was held.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson al the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at 3
o'clock. All are invited.
The regular meeting Of the jefferson
Davis Literary Society was held last
nigh and matters of interest 10 the So
ciety were discussed. after which the
regular debate was held.
r. f. Lee Camp. sons Of Veterans. met
Thursday night. Captain NJ. w. Halle
wood made q short talk. and an address
on why the South Withdrew From the
Union" was made by Mr.. Edwin Court
ney.
The funeral Of Father f. II. Parkc.
4 victim Of the terrible disaster in Wheel
ing few Gays ago. took place from st.
Josepn's cathedral, that city, Thursday.
Father Parke had nany warm friends in
this city.
Services were held in st. Mary's Catho-
lie church last night commemorative of
the death of Christ. Very Rev +. Wilt
bald, o. S. b., preached the sermon. The
Lamentations. Miserere and Stabat Ma
ter were sung.
The many friends Of Mr.. d. b. Jones,
inspector of customs, who has been de-
tanned at home by illness during the
past week or so, were glad to welcome
him on the streets again yesterday. and
to see him looking so well.
9ir and Mrs. Joseph Hysan have an
nounced the marriage Of their daughter.
Georgia, 10 Mr.. w. Waverly Taylor on
April 18th at O'Clock. Mr. Taylor was
formerly a Richmond man, but is now
residing in Washington, d. c.
The Kings Daughters of Park PLACE
church will have an Easter egg-hunt at
the church Monday afternoon from 4 to
o'clock. The admission Tee will he
small and tickets redeemable. An enjoy
able time is promised to all who attend.
Mr.. W r. Irby. a antive Of Lynchburg,
Va. now the head OF the well-known
manufacturing concern the w r. Irby
Tobacco Company. OF New Orleans. spent
yesterday i'm Richmond en- route to his
old Hill City home. on a visit Mr.. lrby
has a host OF friends in Richmond, who
gave him a warm welcome.
Mr.. w W. Pope's many friends I'm
Richmond will be glad to learn that he
has entirely recovered his health and
that he has been appointed auditor or
the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fc Raj
way Company. with headquarters at Gal
weston. Tex. Mr.. Pope was formerly chief
clerk to the general superintendent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.