The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs. Albert Bruce will return from New
port on the 1st of August
Mrs. j. Frank Thompson, of Martins
burg, W. Va. is at Fords
Mr.. r. w. Preese and wife, of F1uvan-
ma county. are at Murphy's-
Mrs. /. T. Wallace is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Turner, of Church Hill.
Miss Ruth Fuller will leave soon to
visit her cousin in Washington
Miss Mary Curd, of No 2SoS East Broad
Street, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Damon Lodge. No. I. knights of Pytiias.
will meet tonight in regular session.
Mrs. Thomas n. Gum Will spend the
summer at the Allegheny Hotel, GoShen'
Va.
Mrs. Mildred Darlington left last week
to visit her sister, Mrs. 1sa Cabeil, IN Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meredith and fam
liz are spending the summer at Nlmrod
Hail.
Mss virgie Pretlow, of East Grace
Street is visiting relatives in Southampton
county.
Mrs. George P. Stacy has returned to
the city, after scme months spent in Louis
Vile, ky.
Mr.. G. B. Wilson has taken his family
to brunswick Inn Waynesboro, Va,
for the summer.
Miss Marie Cameron. of Goshen, Va, is
il. the city visiting Miss Kate Chadick. OF
East Broad Street.
Miss Maggie Mills of New Kent county,
is visiting Mrs. Porter Phaup, OF NO. Iol9
West Cary Street.
Miss Amelia Nlillfiser and Mrs Chas.
Hultzer and son will leave for Atlantic
City on August 1st.
Mrs. Isaiah White. who has been spend
ing some time in Albemarie county, near
Greenwood, is home again.
Mrs Ophelia Jones. of S14 north
Twenty-seventh Street, remains critically
Ill at her sons residence.
Mrs. Hawkesley rutherford and chill
dren. now at Virginia Beach, will soon
leave for the Yellow Sulphur.
Miss Alpha Dunn. of King William coun-
~, IS the guest of the Misses Terry, of
No. 51l North Twerty-sixth Street.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Spence. of No. SIC North
Twenty-third Street. is on a visit to Mrs.
Margie Vaughan, of King and Queen coun-
ty.
Miss Hunter Ferguson, of Twenty-ti1ird
and Broad Streets. will leave next week
for an extended trip to Atlantic City and
New York.
Miss Emma McGifin and Miss Emma
Smith left yesterday for Brunswick coun-
~, where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
All the innumerable friends of Mr.. Allan
Freeman will be glad to know thar he
continues TO improve. He is now cCns;d-
cred almost, if not quite, convalescent
The coored ministers of this city held
their annual outing on Wednesday at Seven
pinac no
of the ministers. their families and a few
Of their members.
The moonlight which was to have been
given last night under the auspices of St.
Leo's Club has been postponed until Sep
TENDER 4th. Parties having purchased
tickets can so then.
Private advices from New York vester-
day. announce that DR. Arthur c. Cabell,
of this city, who was recently operated on
al the New York Eye and Ear Sanatorium.
is improving as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
The work on the power-house of the
Virginia Electrical Railway and Construc-
ton Company, along James River, Is pro-
crossing rapidly. This will be the largest
electric power-house in the city when
completed.
The transcript in the court in the case
of Joseph Bancroft VS.. Victor G. Bloede,
from the United States District Court of
Maryland. was filed in the Clerks Office
OF the United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals yesterday.
Hopes are entertained for the recovery
OF the Misses Baker, who have typhoid
fever al their home, $500 Street. Miss
Matte is thought to be better and Miss
Nirsie is resting better than at any time
since they were taken i'll.
Mrs. G.. Il. Loggett, Of 'Roseneath
Grove near Soldiers Home, has returned
from three weeks visit to the bedside OF
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Reese Anderson.
of EssoN county, Va. who died on July
18th, after prolonged ilIess.
The South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company yesterday issued a policy in
favor Of B. F. Johnson, president OF the
b. f. Johnson Publishing Company, for
the sum of S10o,t5o. This is considered the
largest ever written i'm Richmond
President F. c. Ebei. Councilman C. w.
Tanner and Alderman Robert Whittet, Jr..
left for New York yesterday to join the
rest of the municipal committee IN New
York to examine the bonds of the Rich
mond Passenger and Power Company
The Executive Committee having IN
charge the arrangements Tor the session
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. has called a meeting for Satur
day afternoon at O'Clock, at the Jetfer-
son Hotel, at which time all of the COM
mittees recently appointed will be ex-
pected to attend.
Efforts are being made in Philadelphia
to secure a pardon for Actor James Is.
Gentry, formerly of Richmond, who sew
eral years ago shot and killed Actress
Madgs York. In 1897 his death sentence was
committed to life Imprisonment and now
application will be made for a full pardon.
A conference of the ladies of the City
Mission in regard to the picnic rendered
by the Lee Camp Auxiliary to the poor OF
the city al Forest Hill Park. has resulted
in the offer of the Lee Camp Auxiliary
being declined with thanks. The ladies of
tha Mission do not consider an acceptance
of the proposition practicable at the pres
ent moment.
Virginians in New York.
(Special Dispatch to The Times)
NEW YORK, July 20.-Virginians in New
York:
Lynchburs-c l., Watts. Broadway
Central: W. Bowman, S.urtevant.
,Norfolk-L T. Doin, G. G. Goodridge,
Innperia,: L. p. Weathecby. Park-Avenue:
S. a. Pender, ST. Denis.
roich,nond-p. NJ Ciirrie, S. Strudwick,