The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmcnd'-
Citizens and Other Matters.

Citizens and 9TH Matters.
Mr.. r. T.. Bailey has recovered from his
recent indisposition.
Mr.. T.. J. Dance continues quite sick at
his home. on China street.
Mrs. T.. 4. Ford. OF Hampton. Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. j. A. Morris. Sr.
Miss Maude l.. Stokes after a trip to
New York, is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. John W. Pearly. Of Charlottesville
Is the guest Of Mrs. Shafer. 100 south
Laurel.
Miss Ella Boyd and Jennie Howard
of Floyd Avenue are visiting In the city
this week.
Mr.. Charles Z. Head from %Lynchburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. C.. p. Stokes. $50 west
Franklin street.
Miss Jones. Of Staunton, who has been
the guest of Miss Emmie Thomas, has re-
turned 10 her home.
Mss Hattie Poland. Of scottSville. Va.
IS visiting Mrs. Walter S. Bradley, OF
north Eighth street.
Rev. w. O. Waggener. formerly pastor
Of Laurel-Street Methodist church, Is now
stationed at Santa Rosa, Cal.
Mrs. NJ Iseman and two children. of
Dublin. Va. are on a visit to Mrs. lse-
mans brother, Mr.. "A We'll, at Fords
Hotel.
The friends OF Miss Inez A. Waller will
be glad 10 know that she IS better and IS
able TO be up after having been i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. George II. Lee and son left yes
terday morning 10 visit relatives IN
Roanoke and Norfolk. They will be abb
sent two weeks.
Messrs T. 4. Barrett and T. \. Mel,
General Superintendent and General
| Freight Agent respectively. Of the South
ern RAILWAY are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tams. Of New
York city. who have been the guests nj
the residence Of Mr.. James Aston Cabeli
left yesterday for Hot Springs.
Miss Pollock. Of W%arrenton, Va, a del
egate to the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, Is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Matthew Gilmour, 8 north Laurel
street.
Wednesday night Mr.. frank ). Thompson
delivered an address on music at the
Broadus Memorial church. that was both
interesting and profitable 10 the large as
semblage.
Misses Cora and Ada Richardson Of
Now Orleans. La. Of the Louisiana
Daughters OF the Confederacy are stop
ping with their uncle Or. II. Cabell Tabb
100 west Grace street.
Mrs. Archie Burke is attending the
meeting Of the Aiumnae Association q
Mount de SOules Seminary Of Cantoasviile,
Nd. she will visit some friends in Balti-
more before returning to this city.
Mrs. X. \. Mcleod. wife OF Rev, X.
A. Mcleod of North Carolina, and chill
dren left yesterday morning for home,
after a months visit to her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Shore Of 10 north Sth
street.
Miss Panile Constine. Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa. who has been the guest Of Mrs. Alex
ander II. Meyer. Of "Restabit," Barton
4 Heights. left yesterday morning for
washington and viii 80 thence TO her
home.
In the recent election in Baltimore two
Of the successful candidates for judgsship
of the Orphans Court Of that city were
former residents OF Hichmond-Messrs.
Meyer ]. Block and George Savage. Hcth
have many friends In the city.
The Jefferson Orchestra hat furnished
the sweet strains for the beautiful recep-
ton given at that hotel Wednesday eve
ming, has Just organized and will now be-
Gin the rehearsals under the leadership of
Prof. Charles J. BrOckmann for the
winter engagements.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 =. VI. at $40
Flovd avenue. After the musicale pro-
gramme the r%evisory committee appointed
al the last meeting Will make its report
and the hnal arrangements for Mrs.
Jeanette Robinson Murphy's recital on
Monday will be made.
The virginia League OF professional
baseball clubs will meet at the Jefferson
Thanksgiving Day, FOR interesting busi-
ness. President Cunningham OF the
league. and the secretary have completed
all ARRANGEMENTS for the protection of the
league and will submit reports. Players
signed will have their contracts recorded.
and a committee on schedule will be az
pointed.
At the meeting Of Company b, Walker
Light Guard az The Regimental Armory
Wednesday night il was decided
that the company should be mus
tered into the state service on next
Wednesday night. Company Is
has now more than its required num-
Der Of men. fifteen names being en-
relied last night The company was
organized several months ago ana II Is
now definitely rtIt't 'u"t 'N N"'NNt
Light Guard will be in The state service.
Little Miss Rita Bear, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Byron Bear. Of No. 800 north
Fifth street. celebrated her fourth birth
day Wednesday afternoon by giving a par
ty to her young friends. Twelve little tots
enjoyed her hospitality, each declaring
upon leaving that they wished she had
a birthday once a week. so that they
could nave more parties. Miss Rita re-
ceived quite a number or pretty presents
and she too echoed the wish or her COM
panlons that she had more than one birth
day a year.
Iiichmondrrs in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Special-Rioh-
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