The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
PERSONAL AND General.
Interesting Facts About Richmond CIT"
zens and other Matters.

Miss Margaret Prosser IS visiting friends
in Charlottesville.
Miss Elizabeth Tabb. Of Baltimore, IS
the guest of Miss Tabb, of "Riverview'
Mrs. Prosser Harrison. Of Newport
News. Is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j.
Prosser Harrison.
Mr.. Edward i. Ryan has returned
home after most pleasant vacation
spent at Inverness. Louisa county va
Miss Elise Harrison, of Petersburg, is
the guest Of Mrs c. W. Spicer, at No.
lO7 north Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watt Taylor and
family have returned from a pleasant
visit TO relatives in Amelia county.
Mrs Harriet Davis. Of Atlanta, Ca
&c the guest of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
L. c. Crump. She is accompanied by her
little daughter.
Mrs. Smelling and her daughter. Miss
Sollie Smelling. will leave the city about
August first. for Fluvanna county, where
they will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mcr.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews accompanied
nv Miss Nellie Wicker. left for the lat
ter's home i'm Farmville. Va, on FRIDAY
where she will remain the rest OF the
summer.
on Friday. August 9Th. Mrs. Gill Of the
Male Orphan Asylum, Will manage an
other of her delightful excursions 10 Ola
Point and Buckroe Beach. Further an
nOuncement Of the event VIII pe hi""'
duly.
Mr.. J. A. Carter, of No. 9lS east Broad
street. has gone to Join his wife and
children in Buckingham county, where
he will make brief stay.
Mrs. Thomas r. Price, wife OF Pro
fessor Price. Of Columbia University
who has been the guest Of Mrs Mere
aim Montague, has returned 10 her
SUMMER home. at Lewisbure W. Va
LIr. James W. Hopkins. who has just
returned from the West Virginia coal
fields. thinks matters will soon be all
right out there. and all differences Will
De adjusted satisfactorily.
Rev. J. p Kerr, d. D., leaves today
on a visit to Mr.. Lancaster at his country
seat near Mlboro. Bath county. Next
week he will go 10 Canada on fishing
trip.
Miss 7. Ice Mettert. of 2l) vest Mar
shall street. hes left for Horseshoe on
the Pamunkey river. where she viii spend
;ne remainder of the summer.
Judge Robert w. Hughes. Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States. Eastern
District of Virginia, was in Richmond
YESTERDAY. and at his office i'm the Custom
House building. lie left here Monday al
ternoon for his farm, near Abingdon, Va.
ROY W. r. Beauohamp OF ST. James
Methodist church. who it spending his
vacation in Norfolk. and who was called
to the city pastoral duties yesterday
has returned to Norfolk.
AIR. J. c. Hancock. paymaster of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, left yesterday for
Cincinnati in his private car Accom-
panying him were his sister Mrs. G. L.
Burruss. Of east Grace. and Miss Anne
G. Wilson. of 10 south Fifth. who 20 as
far as Blue Ridge. 10 visit Mrs. NJ. W.
Gayle.
Mr.. Claude NJ. Deane. deputy clerk Of
the United States Circuit Court. who a
few days ago was appointed United
States Commissioner by Judge Hughes,
qualified yesterday in that capacity be-
fore United States Commissioner Henry
Flegenheimer.
Rev. J. a. Morchead, pastor OF the
Fire, English Evangelical Lutheran
church, will 80 this morning 10
attend the annual Sunday-school con-
vantion Of the Evangelical Lutheran Sy-
nod of Virginia which meets at Stras-
burg. Va. July 27-29. Mr. Morehead will
return Friday in order to be in his pulpit
next Sunday as usual.
Master Ira Jacobs celebrated HIS seventh
birthday Friday evening at his parents
residence No. 1922 Park avenue by en-
| tcrtainng several Of his young friends
Refreshments were served and games
were played after which the young peo-
| pie left for their homes. wishing tho
| Young host a long life and prosperity.