The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zeusnnd other Matters.


,trs q Hiden has been al the Uni
,c,ei9, ~ Virginia for several weens
rnrei,1o Airs. Roberts. her daughter, WHO
is still quite ILL., ,r,-.,
To-day. Easter Sunday, all the children
g., Tho Eniscopal Sunday schools III VIZ
einia viii turn IN their mission mite
boxes.
state Senator Harry Maynard, Of Ports
mouth who has been in the city ior
several days. left for home yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Emmie Wherry left Yesterday NOR
ming via the Norfolk and Western ROAD 10
speud Easter with some Of her friends III
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Rebecca ". Minter mother OF Mr..
George W. Mnter, was paralyzed on
Thursday, and is critically III. She Is
nearly eighty years Of age.
The Jackson Ward branch Of the Demo.
cratic League for Good Government VIII
hold q meeting tomorrow night at ther
hall No. 73l north Fourth street
Miss Mamie z. Collins and her sister,
Miss Lillian Collins, of the sherry semi
nary. Gordonsvine, Va, are spending
Easter with their sister, Mrs. K. r. Bea-
dies.
At q meeting Of the Old Dominion
Press Club last night Mr.. George Carter
was elected a member OF the Board OF
Governors. to succeed Mr. p. r. Noel
resigned.
Mr.. r. c. Lowry will preach at the
almshouse chapel in Henrico county at
3 o'clock p NJ. to-day. and at the CITY
almshouse chapel at s Z. VI. All are
welcome.
The ladies Of Asbu-y VI. Z. church,
Lombardy and Hanover streets, viii have
an Easter egg hunt in the church Monday
afternoon from TO 6 =. VI. Refresh
ments will be served.
The friends Of Mrs. S. VI. Preston will
be pleased to hear her health has greatly
improved under the medical treatment
of Or. Sims, who performed very pain
ful but successful operation on her.
The ladies' of Highland Park have
arranged for a series Of entertainments
TO be given at Northside Hall Monday
afternoon and Tuesday and Wednesday
nights for the benefit Of their church.
Both the sermon and the music at st.
James Methodist church to-day will be
appropriate 10 Easter. At the If o'clock
service the doors of the church will be
opened for the admission Of members.
Airs. Josie ID Wilkes has received a
draft on the Supreme Treasurer. I'm
proved order Heptasophs, for 5000,
in payment Of benefit certificate No.
27 $40. held by her late husband, John
W. Wilkes.
Mrs. a. L. Patton, Of 923 west Main
street. has left for her former home IN
Lynn. Mass where she VIII attend the
wedding Of her sister during the latter
part of the month Mrs. Patton viii
also visit Nova Scotia. and expects 10
return TO Richmond about September list.
At the Woman's Christian Association.
I'll east Franklin. special arrangements
will be made 10 serve meals on Tuesday,
April 9TH, to both gentlemen and ladies.
Parties coming in upon the trains will
find ~ a great convenience. Hours
from 10 A. NJ. 10 Z. NJ. Charges mode
rate.
Mr.. Hardin Lukehard. Of 1921 west Cary
street. who received severe injuries by
a fall nearly one year ago. and who sub
scquently underwent a painful but skilful
surgical operation at the hands Of DR..
Hunter Mcclure, has so far recovered as
10 be able 10 walk with the aid OF crutch.
es.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Easter
celebration Of st. Pauls Sunday school
will be held. The mission chool from
the Tredegar will unite with the parish
school. feature Of the celebration will
be floral ship. In fun sail. The singing,
VIII be very fine. Brief addresses will be
made by DR.. Carmichael and Or. Preston
q. Nash.
Mr.. c. a. Hosmer. evangelist. OF Ro-
chester y. T., is In Richmond for a few
days on his return from the South. Ue
IS stopping at Mrs. L. NJ. Harris No
6l2 east Grace street. lie VIII preach al
tie Soldiers Home Monday night. To.
day Mr.. Hosmer VIII probably visit the
penitentiary.