The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

Conference. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Dabney Pierce. on south Third street.
There will be a meeting Of the Colonial
Danes at o'clock November %th. AT the
rooms Of the Virginia Historical Asso-
citation, to elect officers for the coming
year.
Senator John W. Daniel left yesterday
morning for Charlottesville. Ile VIII go
to- Washington and join the Presidential
party who viii attend Mfr Hobart S
funeral
Nlr. j. Edward Martin. formerly night
clerk nc the jefferson is in The city. lie
VIII 60 10 Hot Springs to-day. Mr. Mar
tin Will be chief clerk at the Palm Beach
Hotel this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tiebermuth gave
a whist party on Wednesday evening in
honor Of their sister. Miss Minnie kronen-
berg. of Carlisle. Pa. at their residence
1908 Grace street west.
IL is stated that thc new company he
ing organized for the pprpo- Of bidding
for the electric railroad franchise repre-
s5ntcd by Hon. TazeWell Elicit, has the M
forests of the Baltimore Electric road in
hand.
An elegant tea viii be given by the
Misses Morgan ON December ihc %. in
honor of their guests, Miss Van Week,
of New York: Miss Nicholson. of Atlanta,
and Miss Norris. of Raleigh, who viii ar
rive i'm the city next week.
Mrs. Richard J.. Maury has issued
cards TO a tea for this afternoon in
honor of Miss Eayelal OF Charleston
S. g.. Miss Eayeual viii also Doe the
guest OF honor no "a card party given hy
Mrs James Aston laucl at her home
this afternoon.
Mrs. c. p. Walford. who has been act
ing as delegate to the Noman's Chris
tian Association Conference lon Memphis
has gone 10 Atlanta for a two weeks
visit While in Memphis the delegates
We're royalty entertained by series Of
, teas. receptions, and parties given In
their honor.
Miss Elizabeth A. Fitzwilson. who has
for years $50 acceptabiy nicl the posi-
ton of organist at ST. Johns Episcopal
church. BIAS rendered her resignation 10
taie effect after next sunday The
reason for this resignation Is that Miss
FitzwilsOn expects 10 leave this city No
successor has as yet been appointed.
The young ladies' ana gentlemen of Bar
ton Heights gave very successful en-
tertainmeut az the Parish HAN Thursday
NIGHT Tor The benefit of Epiphany Profess
tant Episcopal church. The presentation OF
The little drama "Ihe Day Before the
Wciding" afforded am excellent oppor-
tunity for The display of the histrionic tall
enc which Barton Heights seems 90 boast
Dr. Donald Guthrie viii occupy his pull
pit tomorrow at Che morning and eve
ming service. His farewell sermon win be
preached al the morning service On
Ihufadiy next he VIII go 10 Petersburg
to preach the THANKSGIVING sermon at
the 1abb-Strcct Presbyterian church. and
viii leave ON the following Friday or Sat
urdav for Baltimore.
John IT, Smith. one Of R.chm0nd's old
est and best known BARRIERS. died Thurs
day az his home, No. l7 north Sec
ond street. Smith was attached TO Gem
er1l Joseph Johnston and followed him
ns b0dy-servant throughout the war. lie
was a polite negro and was respected by
an who knew him. For number Of
years De has been connected with Muir
rays shop, on Main street. and was
widely known I'm Richmond. Smith was
about CD years Old and leaves a wife but
no children.
Nirginians in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-SpeciaL-Ar-
rivals from Virginia:
Richmond: T.. j. Patterson. Aston. j.
Wells. Bartholdi; w L. Royal. Herald
Square: r. Elicit. lmperial }. L.. and W.
Ilobson Marlborough
Norfolk: w. T. Arlington, Cosmopo'i-
tan; y. H. Loyal. Holland: r. NJ and
W. Phelps, Imperial
Virginia: Miss II. Cohen. Blrtholdl.