The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
PERSONAL AND GENEhAb'
I,,.rc.,inr Facts About Richmond's Ci''
.os.nd Other Matters.

rens and Other Matters.
Miss Annie Lee kenney Is ''''"e
friends In Louisa.
Misc r. c. Levy Is spending the SUM
mer at Forest Ledge.
Mr. simon sycle and family are SUM
mering at Atlantic city.
Miss Hattie Thomas left yesterday TOT
the mountains.
Mr.. f. A. Ezekiel and family are at
the Hotel Bedford.
DIR. II. II. Levy will spend several
weeks In the mountains OF pennsylvania.
Mr.. y. Lamar Minor. of New York city.
spent Friday here with some CT his old
friends.
Mr.. w. o. Teller and Mr. ]. c. Geese.
the young artists have left for Norfolk
for a few days.
Mr.. Bernard Hall left yesterday for
Arvonia. Fluvanna county. Va. to spend
his vacation.
Rev. w. S. Leake will preach at Grove
Avenue Baptist church at II o'clock this
morning.
Gen. Peyton Wise will leave tomorrow
for the Buffalo rAthia Springs TO take a
much-necded rest.
Miss Bessie White. OF No. 20 west Mar
hall street. left last night for Corbin.
Ky. 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. f. c. Mlckie a permanent
guest Of the Lexington. Is I'm Philadelphia
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Roger Gregory, Jr., treasurer OF
Kink William county, was in the city
yesterday morning.
Mr.. r. n. Parish. the Lexington news
dealer left yesterday TO spend a vacation
OF a fortnight in Fluvanna county
DR.. William II. Lyme. Jr.. OF the aims
house. Is on q vacation in the mountains.
and DR.. Moncure is filling his place.
Miss Lutte Holland. OF Baltimore. was
with them, returning from visit 10
friends IN Fluvanna and Gqoebland coun-
ties.
The annual assignment OF seats OF the
Beth Ahaba synagogue will take place
Sunday morning. 18th instant, at 10
o'clock.
Miss Lula Fendrick. OF west Cary street.
left Yesterday for New York and Bait
more. where she VIII spend about
month.
Misses Mary and Bessie Holland. OF
Roscobel. Va. passed through Richmond
yesterday on their way 20 Baltimore. Md.
10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Levy and Mr.. A. l.. Straus
and their families are spending the
summer at the residence OF J. A. Kratz,
near Forest Hill.
Messrs. RUFUS Sarvey. Douglns lacy.
and Lin Shepherd are spending their
vacation IN Baltimore. Washington, and
Philadelphia.
Miss Myrtle Hershedt, daughter Of
Captain Henshedt adjutant of Wash
lngton Artillery. of New Orleans, is
visiting Miss Grace Brauer.
Rev f. y. Calisch's song. Immortal
ity." will be rendered by a male quartette
at the morning service at the First Bap-
fist church to-day.
Clarence Cont, little son CT Mr.. l..
T.. Cont. OF SIG Twenty-fourth street. had
the misfortune to run a long nail in
his foot Friday.
Miss Mamie Hardy, OF Fredericks-
burg, after spending sometime with her
aunt. Mrs. $. j. Young, returned home
last week much pleased with her trip.
Miss Stella Whitehurst. Of New Or
leans. composer of the Broadway Rouss
March. will sing the offertory at Grace
Street Baptist church this morning.
Mrs Il. NJ. Glover. of Union Gospel
Mission. is in Philadelphia visiting friends
and will also visit friends IN New York
before she returns.
Misses Adele and Nellie Turner Of
Chesterfield Courthouse. are visiting their
sister. Mrs. J.. O. Traylor and the Misses
Turner, OF No. 81 west Cary street.
A delightful hay.ride to Lakeside Park
was rendered 10 the members OF the
Turnover Club on last Friday night
by Alderman Reuben Burton, OF Monroe
ward.
There will be the usual services at
Iark-Place VI. T.. church this morning
at III and on Sunday night at s.l5. The
pastor. Rev. Or. r. y. Potts, will preach
both morning and night.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. W. X. McCuntock.
who died at the Retreat for the Sick
Friday night. will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from Laurel-Street Meth
odist church.
The Development OF Trade Assooia,
ton has. owing 10 the excessive heat
which has marked August so far, deter
mined not % run its next series Of ex-
cursions until September.
There will be lawn party Monday
night, August 10Th. at the residence OF
Mrs. Teefey and Mrs. Harden. on north
Seventeenth street. No ll}2. II is for
Il good cause and should be patroiized.
The funeral OF Mr. John r. Layton.
who died Friday AZ the Soldiers Home.
took place from the chapel of the Home
Yesterday afternoon at 40 o'clock. Rev.
l.. X. Mason officiating The remains
were buried in Hollywood.
The funeral OF Nr. John D. VIM,
whose death I'm ST. Louis was announced
I'm Yesterdays Times. will take place at
o'clock this afternoon from Grace Epis-
copai church The interment will be
made IN Hollywood.
The many friends OF Burwell II. Marsh
will be pleased 10 learn that his condition
is greatly improved since his return
week ago from Statesville, y. c., where
he was taken sick with malarial-fever.
Mr.. Marsh is stopping with his sister
Mrs. j. G.. West. on Grove road.
Revs. Drs. Landrum. Pitt and Nelson
left By the old Dominion Line for New
York last night. They will return 10
Richmond next week. Then after
few DAYS I'm the city, DR.. Landrum Will
leave for Georgia.
Mrs. william Brander and son and
Mr.. Robert Brander left yesterday for
Ashland. where they Will visit Mrs. Z. Is.
Walden. Miss Roberta Branch also left
Yesterday for Ashland. She will be the
guest OF Miss boswell.
Mr.. L. /. Thomas. formerly OF Rich
rnond, but now Of New York. has been
in town for several DAYS visiting his
father. Captain W. l.. Thomas, Of the
Police Department. He returns TO New
York tonight.