The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonl1's
CITIZENS and Other Matters.
s DR.. James Nelson. president OF, the Wo-
mans, College, is in Baltimore.
Mrs. S. E. Walker, of Skipwith, Neck
lenburg county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Kirk is recovering from
her late severe illness.
Mr.. Thomas German, of Fulton, con-
tinues seriously i'll.
Mrs. Lowry. who has been seriously
III. is much better.
Mrs H. A. Atkinson is quite sick
Z at her home, s11 East Grace Street.
Mrs. Fannie C. Lafferty is visiting
Rev. DR.. ]. J. Laferty, at Crozet, Va.
Miss Lucy Atkinson is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Dudley. at Hampton, Va.
Tomorrow will be the feast of St
Joseph, patron of the Universal Church
Mrs John T. Roth, of West Clay
Street, who has been quite i'll. is inn
proving.
Rev. Father oFerrall preached at
ST. Joseph's church last Monday even
ing.
Captain J. III. O'Bannon, Superintendent
Of Public Printing, is still con:iaed to
his bed by a serious attack of grip.
It has been definitely deeided that the
School of Methods will be held this year
at Roanoke.
Mrs. II. q. Dalton and Miss Mamie
Hunt left last week. to visit friends in
New York city.
Miss Pearl Bodeker. who has been Wis
iting Bishop and Mrs. Burton, in Ken
lucky, has returned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson IS quite i'll at
her residence, No. $40 IL North Fifth
Street.
Mr.. John B. Martin, popular young
man of the East End, is confined to his
room by indispcsition.
Very Rev. ]. j. Bowler, ". G., who
made little visit to Rock Castle, Va,
last week, has returned.
A special meeting of ST. Peters La
dies Beneficial Society will be held to-
day after the High Mass.
Miss Kate Wakeham and Miss Ma
mih Padneau have gone to Washington
to visit the father Of Miss Wakea1am
Rev T. j. Duffy Will preach sermon
on "PenanceY at st. Joseph's next We'd
nesday night at o'clock.
Rev. Father O'Hara, Of Rock, Cas-
tie, Va, preached an eloquent sermon
at the Cathedral last Sunday on 1.-The
Last Judgment"
Rev. Father Julius, o. S. B., of Bris-
tow, conducted the annual Retreat Cor the
Sisters of St. Mary's Benedicine Insti-
tute last week.
Mrs. Charles. Ross, who narrowly es-s
capped death from fire a few weeks ago,
is improving, and hopes are now enter.
tained for her recovery.
The young ladies' of the Sacred Heart
League Will receive Holy Communion in
a body at Sacred Heart Church to-day.
After vespers a meeting will be held
Mr.. R. f. Young, one of the observers
at the Weather Bureau, is on a leave of
absence, visiting his home, in Washing
ton, Ind.
Professor Frederick w. Boatwright,
president of Richmond College. is ,nai1ing
a tour through the North in the interest
of the college.
: Captain p. C. Warning, the member of
the last House of Delegates from Essex,
will be able ITO leave the Retreat for the
Sick next week. He has had pneumonia
General Edgar Allan is quite i'll in Nor
folk. He is suffering with severe cold,
and IS said to be threatened with pneu-
monia.
Miss J.>T. Walker, of Jorgenson; Mrs.
w. ii. Gary, Messrs. Bernard FAIRY, L..
NJ. FAIRY. ]. G. Harris, and Miss Flor
ence Harris, OF. Lynchburg, were visitors
at the City Hall yesterday.
MT. James NJ. N. Allen has been called
upon to become a candidate for the Com
mon Council in Marshall Ward. He will
probably allow his name to be user.
Misses Alice NJ. Eubank, Elizabeth
Eubank Mrs. Mary B. Fowler. and y.
NJ AlcCargo, of Keysville, were in the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Rourke,
OF. Springfield, Mass, who for some. time
past have been the guests ofs5Mr. and
Airs. Thomas Streat, left last Thursday
Mr.. Ira T. Holt of Norfolk. the Great
KeeperSof Records Of the Red Men IN
the State. is in q. the city, and will official
ly visit tha various lodges. He is the
guest of Captain o. f. Wise.
Am interesting service. viii be, held nj Old
Market Hall at 4 O. clock to-mni cy. az.
ternoon. Rev. HI Spooner, pastor Of
Trinity church, will speak. and special
singing has been arranged for.
The grand public novena I'm honor of 4
st. Joseph, which has been in progress n1
St Joseph's Church since last Sunday.
will close on Monday, feast Of & St.
Joseph. with Solemn High Mass. SER
mon and benaddction.
The feast OF St Benedict, founder OF
the Order OF the Benedsctine Fathers, will
be- celebrated with due soleInnity Az ST.
Mary L Church next Wednesday, There
Will8be High Mass and beneddction at s
a. A. IA.
ASphot pgraph Of the ag,snts Of the Met
ropolitan afe Insurance Co, of Rich