The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
returned home from visit to Memphis

returned home from visit to Memphis
and the west.
Mrs. F. NJ. Butler and Miss P. F. Har-
RS, Of Glen Alien. VIII leave Monday to
visit relatives in Baltimore.
A white man named Mark Armstrong
is under arrest at the Second Station on
the charge of beating his wife.
Mr. T. H Elicit and wife. who have
been spending the summer near Wood
vile, in Culpepsr county, are expected
home to-day
Post A, Travellers Protective Associa-
ton, will hold a special meeting this even
ing at $50. at which SOME important mat
tiers will be considered
Mrs. c. L. Ford and sister, Miss Matte
Lipscomb, OF No. III West Marshall Street.
left last night for New York. where they
will spend a week or ten days.
Miss Nettie HARDWOOD, of South Pine
Street who is visiting her friend. Miss
Grace Howard. at Powhatan Courthouse,
Will return home next Monday
Officers Folkes and Hulcher have return
ed from Providence Forge, Were they
went on a fishing expedition. They brought
back a load of rockflsh.
Mrs. E. A. Taylor of No. 25f4 Venable
Street, and her three children have
returned home after a pleasant visit OF
weeks 70 TRENDS ana TeFttiNtSEGh
Hanover and New Kent counties.
Mrs Fannie H. Matthews, Of No Ga
East Grace Street. received a telegram
last night from Galveston. announcing
that her relatives in that city had passed
through the dreadful storm safely
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Eiseman and daughter, OF
Natchez Miss. who have been visiting
her parents for the past three months,
left last night for her home, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. a. Laben-
berg.
Mrs. W. A. Campbell and Miss Carrie
Lee Campbell have returned to the city
Miss Campbell Is the newly elected prln-
cipal of Westminster School ana expects
to take up her work there in snort
while.
Miss Marie Schadd, of West Marshall,
has returned home after a delightful stay
of several weeks with friends in Newport
News, Hampton and Buckroe Beach she
was accompanied home by her brother,
Mr. John Schadd-
Rev. William L. Campbell has returned
to the city. He has been travelling over
Virginia and a portion of West Virginia
in the interests of the Bible Society OF
Virginia Mr. Campbell will leave to-day
for New Kent
Mr. and Mrs Warren Brown. of Mont
SUl1eIy, Aid, Ic liSise pOS.i H7p~1NA-ASo 49,
summer at Saratoga, Will be the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hawthorne, on
Park Avenue. during the next week. MIR.
and Mrs. Brown are the parents OF MIS-
C. W. Hawthorne.
Mrs. John H Minor of kingsford. Fla,
who has been visiting her parents. capt
and Mrs. Robert H Gillian. for the past
six weeks. is now the guest OF Judge ana
Mrs. E. c. Minor, on North Fifth Street
IT., t1n
visiting her parents, Capt. and MIS-. no
herr n. Gillian, expect 10 leave in few
DAYS for Charleston, S. c.
At the meeting of the Masonic Home
BOARD. held Thursday in the office OF
Judge B. R Wexford. notification was
received of the death of Mr. S. II. North
inston, the member from Petersburg, ana
| suitable resolutions were adopted relative
| thereto. Mr.. Northington's successor viii
| he elected by the board at its next resu-
| lar meeting in October. The board trans
| acted only usual routine business.
yir.iI,i:lns III New York.
Especial Dispatch to The Times-1
NEW YORK, September 14--Virginians
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