The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Or. and Mrs. J. w. Henson have re-
turned TO the city.
Mr. James BLACK has returned home
after q pleasant outing.
DIT. H. Stuart MacLcan and wife have
returned from their vacation.
Miss Exile Hurt. Of Baltimore. is visiting
relatives and friends i'm the city
Mr. j. T. Booker. editor OF the Suffolk
Herald. was IN the city yesterday.
Miss +. Fairfax Beach returned yes
torday after "a very pleasant visit TO Nor
folk and Virginia Beach
Mr.. l.. c. Smith. clerk OF the Courts Of
Newport News, was caller at Senator
Martins headquarters yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lamb, who have been
visiting I'm Charles city county for ten
days past have returned home.
Miss Ellen Meadt. who has been visit
ing her aunt AT The Langley, left for
Frisn0. California. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Kate Devereux. OF Baltimore. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Alice Cowardn.
al her residence, 2h9 east Grace street.
Mr.. Adam Diacont. wife and daughters.
Bessie and Viola, who have been staying
in New Kent county, have returned to
their home.
Mr. Garnett Bowden. formerly Of this
city. but now residing i'm Baltimore, is
visiting his parents at 2l9 north TWEEN.
ticth street
Mrs. J. L. BeviHe and son, Lawrence.
has returned from Lake Farm Norfolk
county. accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Willie Edmonds.
Mrs. W. G. ODwycr formerly OF this
city but now OF Washington, viii return
home Friday morning after brief visit
to her parents here.
Mrs. Thomas T. Murdoch. of No 500
north 9th street. who has been very ill
is getting better. under the attention OF
Or. r. =. Mathews, of Manchester
Misses Annie and Lottie Williams. OF
Church Hill Avenue, left last week 10
spend the months of August and Septem-
Der with their friends and relatives in
Gordonsville Va
Mr. II. Meg. Bigger. Of Rocky Mount
y. c., who has been spending the past
week in New York. will spend "A few days
with his family in this city before re-
turning to Rocky Mount.
Miss Irma Pearce. Of North Twentieth
street. has returned, after delightful
trip to Asbury Park. New Jersey; Brook
I'm and New York. While away she
visited Coney Island and Long Branch.
A movement is on foot looking TO the
erection Of a chapel az the Richmond
Male Orphan Asylum in memory Of the
late Dr. W. w. Parker. who was for
many years the president Of that insti-
tuition
Misses Rosa and Jennie Hewlett, of
Spotsylvania county. after making an ex-
tensive tour through Nelson, Albemarle
and Fluvanna counties are stopping with
their cousin Mrs w. j. Orange, No. l0n
west MARSHALL street.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bryan Miss Evelyn
Gordon. Messrs. Merrwether Jones r. 5.
Arthur G. NJ Cherry. Il. r. Edwards,
+. W. Hanewlnckel. and Robert :. Bo-
sher are among the Richmonders now at
the Greenbrier White sulphur Springs.
Dora Rucker. a colored girl, was ar
rested yesterday morning by Detective
Wren. on the charge Of taking a guitar
and shirt waist belonging To Mr.. A. a.
Mckay The stolen articles are valued
al SIS. The girl was formerly employed
as a servant r. Mr.. McKay's family.
Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Special.-Rich-
mond arricals: Marlborough. h. b.
walters; Hoffman. H. A. BEDFORD ]. l.
Young. Jr: Cadillac, NJ. l.. Rose. w. ID.
Never: Continental. IL ID. Wilkinson:
Now Amsterdam, J. II. Parker.