The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

was called to the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. William j. Gaulding. VINO is criti-
cally i'll at her residence, on State Street.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
hold their regular weekly meeting to-mor-
row night with Miss Mary CARRIER, Of
Nicholson Street.
DR. K. l., Kern received a letter from
Dr. G. e. Barksdae. who has been tray
cling abroad accompanied by James hart
lev, dated Sept. 3, in which he stated that
he had arrived in London from Paris and
would leave that day for Liverpool ana
would leave Southampton on the steamship
New York on September Sth and would
arrive in Richmond Sunday or MONDAY
night.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Miss Ellen Clancy will manage a hay
ride to be given at Brookwood Mansion,
Monday night. Wagons will be N WaltlnS
at o'clock at the corner OF oiNth anu
Louisiana Streets, to convey the happy
enthusiasts to their destination.
Miss Mamie Gogan has returned home
after a pleasant visit to parents at Ports
mouth, Va.
Mrs. T. II. banks, who has been quite
sick. is much improved
Mr. Thomas F4nnegan, who has been
steamboating for q year or more, mas
returned to the CITY,.
Mr. Isaac Wood and son, Lonnie, OF
Norfolk, are visiting his son Isaac, on
Nicholson Street
Mrs Anderson. of Nicholson Street. who
has been visiting her old home in Harris
burg, Pa, has returned home.
Mr. Walter Wood, of Engine Company
| No. I, who is on his vacation, accompanied
by his wife and children, are visiting
friends n lower Henrico county.
Mrs. James Farley and children are
Wis rala fiypc n nra county.
Mrs Harriet Blankenship IS visiting
| friends at Fonticello, in Chesterfield
county,
Miss Bessie Holloway, Of Warwick
| county, who has been visiting friends and
relatives in Fulton this week, has returned
| home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nielsen. who have been
in Washington sightseeing and visiting
| friends, have returned home.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Arneson
| will be glad to know of their return, after
ans extensive bridal tour through Den
| mark, Norway, England. Ireland and
| Scotland They are now at home to their
| friends at No. II, East Grace Street.
| Henrico Council, No. 1873, Royal Area
| num- which has been loca ted in Powhatan
| Hall since. its organization, has beer
| forced to move out to give room to the
| builders, and will hereafter meet at Mel
sen Hall. on Williamsburg Avenue.
POWnaCd1 Hall, one Oh the OeSl-kIOWl
| halls in the city, has passed out of date
| and will be remodeled and occupied by
/ Joseph Barof as a residence and store
1 Powhatan Hall was built about twenty
| two years ago by the late Charles Kau-
| felt, and has been the meeting-place OF
| many lodges and societies.
Mr.. Haynes and wife. of Varina, left this
week for New Hampshire, where they vii
| make their home. Mr.. Haynes came tc
! Virginia from Michigan about three years
| ago.
| Miss Addie Dunkly is quite sick ct he1
| residence. on Louisiana Street
| MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
| The marriage of Mr.. John T. Angle Il
! Miss Mary Throckmorton is announced Il
| take place at the Denny Street Methods
| church. Fulton, on Wednesday, Septem
Der 18th.
Mr. Angle is a son of Mr.. Myer Angl;
| of Henrico. and the popular messenger t.
| Col. John W. Richardson, Register OF ths
/ Land Office. while Miss Throckmorton /:
| one of Fulton's most beautiful and &C
complished daughters.