The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

lUlfItNAlHiG v saR'H AtbDH'
Citizens and Other Matters.
Miss Wood. of Clarksburg Is on a Wis
Il 70 Mrs. John Jackson.
Mf and Mrs Ellis Muttledorfer left
Monday evening for New York
Mrs Body Of st. Louis. is visiting the
Misses Wallace. 90 west Grace street.
Mrs. Franklin Bives. of Washington d.
c.. viii be the guest Of Mrs. J. q. Tree
this woak.
Mrs. Arnheim. Messrs. w. and D. Arm
helm. OF TarborO y. c., are guests at
the Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bowles, Of New.
port News. are visiting their mother on
west Main street.
Mr. John Jackson ana state Treasurer
A. W. Harman are in Rockbridge on
hunting expedition.
Miss Mary Field, who has been visiting
Mrs. w. p. Green, has returned to her
home In Petersburg.
Mrs. George Vernon Venable. Of Lynch
burg. IS visiting the Misses Cooling, S04
east Marshall street.
Miss Lena Rudd. who has been visit
ing her brother, Or. Rudd, has returned
% her home in POwhatan.
Mr.. Gotleit Bowers IS seriously 81 at
the. residence Of his father-in-law. Police
man f. II. Robinson. 2N02 east Marshall
street
The engagement is announced I'm Nor
folk OF Miss Mamie Charlotte Ramsey
and Mr. W. H. Thompson Loyal, both Of
Norfolk.
Miss Barton, OF Kentucky. secretary Of
the Kentucky Chapter of L. u. Q S and
oditress of "Our Lost Cause is at the
jefferson.
Mrs NJ. NJ. owen and children, Ruth
and Martin, Of Granin, Fla. are visit
ing her sister, MIS-. w. L. Foster, No.
9i3 west Main.
The HOMEOPATHIC Free Dispensary held
q meeting at No. COZ west Main street yes
terday morning Miss Ruby Bodeker, wee
president. presided.
Mrs. Salie Asher formerly Of Rich
mond. now residing I'm Philadelphia. came
to the city Monday night and is stopping
at 800 east Clay street.
The Junior League Of Clay-street VI.
T. church gave a missionary concert
and exercise in the lecture room Of the
church last night at S o'clock.
Mrs. Goode and Mrs. Paul. Of stanton.
and Miss Paul. OF CulpeDer. who have
been staying at sol east Marshall street.
returned to their homes on Monday.
MI Daniel Gallagher. Mrs. John LAWN
and Miss Pattie LAWN, Of Knoxville,
Tenn. are visiting their cousin, Mrs. w.
d Harton at No. 1901 north Seventeenth
street
The members Of the Central w. c. T.
l.. are requested by the president TO be
present at the regular meeting to-day
at $3.50 ?. NJ Important business will be
transacted.
Mr. Robert $. Christian. Jr.. the South
ern salesman for J. d. and r. 5. Chris
tlan Company. of this city has returned
from Florida and IS now visiting his
family here
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Suingfellow, Of
Atlanta, have been spending part OF
their honeymoon in Richmond. the guests
Of Major stringfeHow. They left yes
terday for the North.
Messrs. Louis Marchettl and Sllvio Poll.
Of this city. left yesterday evening FOR
New York. whence they sail on the French
liner Campania on SATURDAY next FOR
Lucca. They will be absent about siA
months.
Mr. Connally F. Trigg had his ankle
spraincd I'm Washington on Friday night
nv stepping into a hole in the sidewalk.
He had just left the train which had
taken him to Washington from Richmond
when the accident aappe led.
Mr. and Mrs William Sidney Seay. OF
"Melrose,' have issued invitations 10 the
marriage OF their daughter Martha Egg
gleston. to Mr.. Elyin Harris. The mar
riage will be solemniZed at North Run
church November 18th, at o'clock.
Invitations have been received TO the
wedding OF Miss McRae. Of Petersburg,
TO Mr.. Aigy Hurt. OF .his city. The bride
is a popular young lady in Petersburg So
ciety. and the groom weli-known bust
ness man engaged with the Virginia Life
Insurance Company of this city.
The Postal Record, the official organ Of
the National Letter Carriers Association
prints an excellent picture Of Representa-
tive Claude A. Swanson on the front
page OF the last issue. 1t also publishes
Aghly complimentary sketch OF the