The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
been spending several weeks at Atlantic
City, has returned to the city.

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his vacation at Crozet, Albemarle county.
Miss Marie Higgins is very sick at the
residence Of her father. Mr.. John NJ Hig-
gins.
Miss Eva Kerns, of No. 2241 Venao!e
Street will leave tomorrow for Virginia
Beach.
Miss Annie Lee Kenney has left
to spend several weeks with relatives IN
Louisa.
Mrs. Frank Cox. of East Grace Street,
has returned from an outing in Augusta
county.
Miss Anne Grant Is visiting Miss Anne
Preston White at "Dewberry," il Han
over county.
Mrs s. Z. Eddens and Miss Alice Stout,
Of South Cherry Street, left yesterday for
Brcmo Bluff.
Mr. George w. Scott, who has been I'll
for some time at the Virginia Hospital,
is improving.
Mr.. L. Hauser, Of Trenton, n. J., was
to have reached Richmond yesterday on
visit to friends.
Mrs. "A C. Johnson, of North Tenth
Street, IS spending the month OF August
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Funk and little
daughter, Katherine. left yesterday for
Chesterfield county.
DR.. John T. Trevillan and Mrs. Trevil-
ian will spend the remainder of the sum
mer at Atlantic City.
Mr. Watson NJ. Myers. who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever for several
weeks, is much improved
Miss Lizzie Riddck returned home Fri
day after very pleasant trip OF two
months in Gallipolis, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Lee McNamee and Miss
Annie Maddrey will leave to-day for
Ocean View TO spend week.
Senator Edgar Allan has not reached
the city on his return from Boston. He
will probably arrive Monday.
Mr. Norvelle W. verser, of the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Company, left last
night to visit relatives in Crewe-
Mr. E L. Davis. who has been visiting
his brother, DR.. J. Wyatt Davis, at Gay
ton, Va, has returned to the city
Mr.. Edward Donahue, a prominent
merchant of Fulton, is quite suck at his
residence Fifth and Louisiana Streets.
Mr. George e. shuman. the popular
clerk at the Lexington Hotel. has gone to
Hanover Courthouse to spend a day or
two.
Miss J. P. Read. Mss Carrie Pendleton
ana Miss Fannie Pendleton have returned
to the city after 4 delightful trip to New
York.
Miss Daisy ouares left yesterday
for Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania,
where she will spend two weeks visiting
friends.
Mr. Harry Rayliss, Of Lexington: Mr.. ].
f. Cook, of Waynesboro: and Mr.. w. 2.
Taylor and wife, of Warrenton, are at the
Altlambra.
Mr. Writ E Taylor left yesterday for
| with his family, who are stopping at the
Bel Air Hotel.
Councilman Harry Glenn left yesterday
| for Hot Springs, where he goes for the
benefit of his health. He will be away for
| about two weeks.
Mr. s. e. Eakins. formerly Of Richmond,
now assistant superintendent of the Metro
| politan Life Insurance Company at Ches-
| ter, Pa, is here on a visit.
| Mr.. H NJ Emerson, of Wilmington. N.
! c.. general freight and passenger agent
| of the Atlantic Coast Line. is in the city.
He is stopping at the Jefferson.
Mr. William II. White. of Norfolk, who
| was district attorney for the Eastern Dis
| trict of Virginia during President Cleve
| lands second administration, was in Rich
| mond yesterday.
| Miss Matte b. Terry, OF No. AIS IL
/ South Pine Street, accompanied by her
| grandfather. Mr.. G.. w Arnold, left last
| night for Huntington, w. Va, to spend
| several weeks with relatives and friends
| Misses Judith Miller and Elizabeth Alex
| ander, Mr.. ]. B. D'Huy. of CloverporI,
| XIV, and Miss Ida Howell, Of Montpelier,
Ind, are visiting Rev. and Mrs j. y;
| Tucker, No 1l21 North Twenty-third
| Street.
Among the guests registered at the
Greenbrler White Sulphur Springs are Mr..
| A. J. Anderson. Mr.. c. c. Tenant Miss
| Sophie White, Mrs. w. G. Ferguson, Mr..
| w. r. Scott. Miss Callie Ryland and Mrs
| Thomas Boiling.
| R=v. John w. Ryland, pastor of Hermi-
] taga Baptist Church. in Middlesex, and
| Of Olivet Church, in King and Queen,
passed through the city yesterday on his
! way to Cold Sulphur Springs. Wnere he
will spend some time.
| Rev. Charles / Stengle. formerly super
intendent of the SUM work in Norfolk
has moved to- this city, and will reside at
| No SIS North Twelfth Street. Mr.. StenSle
| is a Young Baptist clergyman of proml-
nence in Tidewater Virginia.
I Mr. Edwin Ryland, q prominent gro
| Ger of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, is visiting
| in Richmond and Virginia. Mr.. Ryland
| is a native of Virginia, and has many
! friends and relatives in this city, who
| are greatly LlCdScO Will LIS Ni9it.
Attorney General Montague has accep-
! ted an invitation from Stonewall Jackson
! Camp. Staunton, to- address the Grand
| Camp of Virginia on behalf Of the Sons OF
| Veterans at the annual meeting and re-
| union in Staunton, October 10TH next
The officers of Cedar Camp, Woodmen
of the World, have been invited to attend
| the great log-rolling. to be given next
Tuesday night by Hickory Camp, at
! Taylor's Hall. The officers are expected
| to attend without waiting for formal
| invitation
| The current issue of the Virginia Odd
Fallow IS devoted largely to the meeting
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. which con-
| venes in this city next month. There
| is a splendid illustrated story On Rich
mond The Od6-Fellow is one of tht
! best papers devoted to the interests of the
! Order published in this country.
Rev. w B. Beauchnmp pastor of
Broad-Street Methodist Church, VIII speak
| to his League tomorrow night on the
Southern Epworth League Conference re-
Gently held in Atlanta, and which he had
the pleasure of attending and making one
of the addresses on that occasion. A rich