The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
PERSONfL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmonds Citi
zens and other Matters.

Mr.. Allan Potts IS at the White Sui
Mrs. J. Allison Hedges IS at the Buffalo
Lithla.
Miss Lewis Butt left for home in At
lanta yesterday.
Mrs. f. G. Tucker is spending August
noa~ the White sulphur.
Mr. Virginlus Hall will leave in few
DAYS for a southern trip.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Henrico
county will meet Tuesday.
Mr.. John Rutherford has returned
from the White sulphur.
Mrs. Ann R1therfoord is spending Az
gust at the Cold Sulphur.
Mrs. Lewis Booker IS on a visit 20 her
sister. Mrs. Cooke. of Ch1rlottesFille-
Miss VI. Constance Slmens is spending
a few weeks I'm Norfolk with relatives.
Judge and Mrs. James Keith are al
their summer home near Warrenton.
Air. Christopher Armat. of WASHINGTON.
d. g., is spending a few days ~ THIS
city.
Mrs. J. r. Durrett viii sing The offer
tory at Grace-street Baptist church To-
night.
Mrs. !. l.. Wingo. who is summering
at Crozct. has recovered from her recent
illness.
Mss Bessie and Miss Leila hin arc now
in Chrisuanstrrg, Va, after long Visit
TO Roanoke.
Mrs. Isaac Cardcza. who has been in
for several weeks at Alillboro, is said TO
be improving.
Miss Iottie Gibson returned yesterday
from Louisa county, where she mas Deeh
visiting friends
Rev. Father John r. Pahh Of Amelia
county will preach At st. Peter tathe-
dral this morning.
The Harrisonburg Guards have decided
10 take part I'm the state dfili 10 De h'id
in Richmond next fan.
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Boykin have gone
10 petersburg. WHERE they VIII make
their home IN the future.
George Vaughan was arrested in the
First district yesterday morning t0i anus
ing and curslng Lena Brentz.
Miss Lillian Mallory. OF Church Hiii;
has left for Baltimore, where she VII
spend a month with friends
Mir Paul f. Basley. of Detroit left
Yesterday morning lor New YORK. 2iler
several days spent IN Richmond
Mr. W. AfcRorle Myers LETT This city
Fridav morning for a sOiourl a. the
Groenbrier White sulphur Springs
VI. y. Lewis. Of 40. 1923 west Main
street. left yesterday morning 10 WISH
friends ard relatives IN easter Noi'h "a
rolina.
Mr. Richard Z. Cox, Of No. loli north
Fifth street. left the city yesterday morn
ing 10 visit his relatives IN ChesterileiH
county.
Miss Gibson. OF Cincinnati. who has
been the guest OF the Misses Mcclure az
"Wostwood," returned 10 her home on
Friday.
Mr. +. F. Moore. wife and daughter
Mayme. have returned home after a plea
SAINT visit 20 Il. .. j. Joynes, OF Newport
News, Ma.
Mrs. Clara " Hughes loft the city
yesterday for NallencO, FluVauna county,
where she will spend the remainder OF
the summer
Miss Belle Perkins has joined Mrs. Mon
cure Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN
H. Jones at the Gladstone Hotel. |arra-
gansctt Pier
Mr. Eddie Gilmer. son Of Mrs. r. II.
Gilmer. who has been Ia the mountains
Of Virginia for several years. returned
home last week.
Mr. =. McDonoush ana family. ami
Master Thomas Rankin have returned
home after a visit 10 West Point, Norfolk,
and Virginia Beach.
Miss Claudia l.. GcGdin and Miss Annie
NJ Watson have returned from A three
weeks visit 10 Germantown Philadelphia
and Atlantic city. y. J.
Rev job Turner. deaf mute missionary
Will conduct services this evening al
o'clock at st. James church Rev. Mr.
Scott will act as interpreter
Mrs. ". A. Mahoney, of Nashville.
Tenn, and Mr. J. +. Gregory, OF Harris.
Tenn. are visiting their sister. at No.
503 north Twenty-iifth street.
Union Gosuel meetings are held at the
corner of Eighth and Main streets every
81 ncay afternoon al o'clock. and every
night in the week at O'Clock.
The College View BAPTIST Sunday school
meets al the corner Of Henry and Leigh
streets every Sunday afternoon At
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Varina Farmers club meets at Mr.. g.
A NfrAlnine's on the Osborne turnpike,
Monday night. The subject for discussion
is The Feasibility OF Cannery'
An enjoyable hay ride was given by the
N;fesrs. Ecschcn Bro;hers. OF Glen Allen.
Friday night. Among the participants
were some OF Richmond's young people.
DR.. j. w. Eggleston. one OF Richmond's
prominent dentists left by the old Do
minion Line Friday afternoon for visit
10 his brother Mr.. George Cary Eggie-
s;on. one OF the editors OF the New YORK