The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-05

1oke: A. P. Mann, of Mineral: John y
Hart, OF Portsmouth, und Percy ~ ILL.,
Of Norfolk were in the Y YESTERDAY
Miss Alice Griffith, of No. 26oa East Grace at'.
Street will leave next week TO pay
"a friends in Burkeville- She VIII pc aG
companiei by her friend, MISS A'i'ie
Kahn, of East Broad Street.
Mr.. John Murphy AMI wife Inee N r
Blanche Woods. OF Washington - -
have moved TO No. II North Beech 49,
I,shera thev will be at home TO lleie
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caskie left FRI
AZ. astarnoon for Newport. where
rhsv will remain several days, when 'Ass
LII % 70 Nantucket, Mass. for stay OIL
seyera! weeks.
Miss Anna NJ. Burke. of North Twelfth
Street. left last week 70 spend the nio'it''
nj August at Red Bank and Long braneh'
y r. and Will spend September ana DC
tober with trends in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. W 0. Saunders ana
daughter. of No. SIS North fitth street
accompanied by Miss Sadie Haw.ey lett
Yesterday on a visit 70 Mr. K X 9au!!"ei'
i BroadGus. Nelson county
Mrs. John B. Pendleton and daughters,
Jacuuelin and Grace. have returned 10
Dinwidlie. after spending a pleasant WISH
r1a,r gloucester Courthouse. with her sis
ter. Mrs w. P. Thurston, and In Rlcn-
cllond with Miss LUCE Clark
Miss Lucie CraIk, OF Richmond Will
v:sit Mrs John b. Pendieton, near DIN
.-iddie Courthouse. about August litn-
Miss Maggie BEDFORD, of East Marshall
street has left to visit relatives IN New
port News.
Nyr and Mrs. w S. Crossman, of New
,-ork; Mr. Ralph Sinsheimer. OF Baltimore:
T Ia
II. Frank X Daily, OF Washington, are
7,ons the well-known arrivals at the
5afferson.
Misses Alice and vernta whipple, who have
cen visiting their grandmother. Mrs.
.ddens. at No IA South Cherry Street, re-
urned Yesterday to their home. at Bremo
:s!uff. They carried with them a fine cake
hey won at the cIke walk at Mr.. Stout's
Detective Hall has in his possession
handsome ladies' gold doUble:case watch.
hat was pawned by a known thief The
owner may obtain the watch at Police
Headquarters.
The collections yesterday at the Internal
Revenue Office were the smallest for any
saturday for nearly a year being but So
104.34 for tobacco and s326.64 for cigars and
cigarettes.
Invitations. signed by President John A,
Curtis ana Secretary T. H. r efSuSoHr
have been sent out by the Windy Point
Club to the annual watermelon feast, 10
be held at $50 P. NJ. August 9th.
The B. f. Johnson Publishing Company
to-day granted permission TO distin-
guished scolar of Germany to translate
Dr. Edward Leigh PelFs. Life Of Moody
for plIblca ton IN that country
Mr. CASTOR Britt and Mrs Corneila A.
Parker. both lately of Durham, N c.,
were married yesterday at the par
sonage OF the Rev, ]. B. Hutson. corner
Of Laurel and Cumberland Streets
Mrs Halen Reimer and Mr.. Fred. Pow
ar. Of the Giffen Stock Company, who. have
been guests at the residence OF Mr.. John
NJ Higgins. have left for New York city.
where they will I'll! an engagement for the
season.
Seven little girls gave Lawn Party and
raised five dollars for the Ice Mission Fund.
The names of the little misses are Estelle
KAN, Irene Kain. Rosalee Kahn, Blanche
e Palmer Ruh:e A. Palmer, Bessie Lips
comb, May Philpots and Ollie Tucker.
The new blowers, coolers, boilers and en-
gines are now being put in place a. the
Gas Works, under the direction OF Mr.
Cowdery, Of the American Gas-Works. OF