The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond'
CItizcus aud Othcr Matters.

CItizcus aud Othcr Matters.
DR.. Edward Mcclure has returned to
the city.
Miss Emily W. Terrell has returned 20
ia north Fifth street, after a pleasant
summer at the seashOre.
Rev. S. r. Maxwell viii preach at the
West-End Mission. 1906 west Cary street
tonight at o'clock.
Master Edwin neller, who has been
spending his vacation at Waynesville,
n. c., has returned home.
Miss Lena Lpscomb, Of Danvile. is
visiting Miss Bradley, 1l north Twenty
NTH street.
Mrs. l.. l.. ShevTle. Of Church Hil. who
has been so sick is improving rapidly UNI
der the sulful treatment Of her physician
Or. j. II. Crane.
Mr.. j.. A. Warde, proprietor Of the New
York Art Gallery. has left Tor Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York, to spend
two weeks.
Mr.. John G. Miller. Of the Jefferson man
aeement Is at Danville, where his mother
in-law. Mrs. Z. w. Terrell, remains criti-
cally III.
Miss Alice Cowardln. OF No. 2n9 east
Grace street. returned home from Baltl-
more yesterday. after a very enjoyable
trip.
Rev. II. c.. Garrison. Who has relin-
oulshed the pastorate of the Marshall
Street Christian church go accept a pulpit
at Danville Ky, left last night 10 as
sumo the duties OF his new charge.
Mrs. d. l.. Morris and little daughter
left last night for Sanford. Fla. 60 visit
her parents. Mrs. Morris viii remain I'm
Florida probably six weeks.
Rev. Dr. r. p. Kerr left Tuesday for
Washington to attend the sessions OF me
Pan-Presbyterian Council, which meets
there to-day.
The concert given at Cathedral Hall
Monday night 10 the members Of the Nc.
Gill Union and their lady friends. proved
a most enjoyable affair.
Rev. Mr.. Grimths. of Kingston. 8 C..
IS officiating at 81. Marks church. lie
viii remain in Richmond for a month
by which time IL is expected that some
ARRANGEMENTS will have been made hy
the vestry TO hll the pulpit made vacant
by the resignation Of Bishop Fenlch.
An Atlantic Coast Line train OF ten
ears. carrying eight companies OF SCUM
Carolina military and the Governor OF
that state passed around Richmond on
the IFII lLIf MINNN "f"' N'.R
morning en- route 10 New YORK To paIll-
ciDate in the Dewey celebration.
The property-holders and merchants OF
Cary street. who pcdtoned the Council
IN grant the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company the right TO run a spur
track from Ninth 10 Thirteenth streets,
met Tuesday evening In the office Of Mr..
John r. Cary. The same committee That
apneared before the Street Committee az
its last session was instructed 10 attend
the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H.. Greanor' Of No.
2O2) east Grace street, celebrated the
fftleth anniversary of their marriage
Monday night. The entertainment was
informal. only relatives and immediate
friends OF the couple being among the
guests. The evening was enJoyably
passed. and Nj. and Mrs. Greanor were
the recipients Of many handsome gifts in
crystal and silver.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Shepperson, who
have for the past two months been tour
ing Alaska and IL Northwest, are back
at home. Mr.. Shepperson is greatly
pleased with his trip, and says the coun-
try he passed through was grander than
he had ever dreamed OF. The couple
did not 20 10 the KlOndike, but went
E0AtAt g AANt R- 100
Niagara Yellowstone Park, and points OF
interest in California and the Territories.
cards Of invitation ave been issued for
the marriage Of Mr.. Horace Smith and
Miss Susie Rives Hobbs, both Of Prince
George county. which will take place at
Oakland Baptist church in that county
on Thursday, October 5th. at 3 +. Nj. Inc
prospective groom Is one or the most
prominent and popular young eiiizens OF
Prime George. and was at one time a
student at Richmond College. The briae-
elect is the charming daughter OF Captain
Alex. r. Hobbs. a prominent politician OF
Prince George county, and an ex-memoer
OF the Virginia Legislature. Five nun
dred invitations to the marriage have been
issued.
Rirhmomdcrs ia New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. G-Special. Rich
mond arrivals: Grand-J. w. Hopkins
and wife. S~turtevant-Mrs. A. r. Nor
rhington. Grand Union-G. r. Coma. AL
nert-J. c. Levitt