The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About -Richmond,s
Citizens and Other Matters

SiCiZcDS ana othcr MI alters.
Miss Eunice G. Gregory is visiting in
Chester, Va.
The Freshmen VIII be in line in the
Labor-Day parade.
Dr. Christopher Tompkins will remain
at Old Sweet Springs until September
LIST.
Mrs. F. A Turner (nee Hawley) Is
visiting relatives at No. SIS North Fifth
Street.
Dr. George Ben Johnston is spending
several days at Bay Ridge Hotel, James
town, r. I.
Mrs r. P. Boze and her daughter, Car
RE, are visiting friends in Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Anthony returned
home Wednesday after delightful stay
al Virginia Beach
Miss a Bradford Malone, of Williams
burg. Va, Is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
John H White, Barton Heights.
Mr.. Rober: johnson, who has been very
i'll at the Retreat for the Sick. was able
to leave that institution yesterday.
Mr.. John H Wallace is great deal
better. and 1t is thought that he will be
able to be out again within the next few
days.
Mr.. r. H. Bruce and wife and Miss
Atah Dunnayant, of Clula. Va, left yes
terday for Atlantic City and Niagara
Fails.
MIR. n A Lauder mashed his hand
while at work al the Trigg Shipyard yes
terdav morning He was treated by DR..
Fisher and left.
Mr.. Allen II. Jeter, who for the past
month has been Ill with typhoid fever at
his residence No. All East Clay Street, is
now convalescent.
Mrs Gaines, matron of the Woman's
Christian Association, has gone away for
a much needed rest In her absence
Miss Emily Morris takes her place.
Mrs. Mary E. Stutz, and Mrs. Lyman
Stutz. of 22o223 Peasants Street. have re-
turned from Atlanta. where they have
been visiting relatives and friends.
Rev J. NJ. T. Chldrey an old Richmond
boy, who is succeeding well as pastor of
the Baptist church at Woodbury., y. j.,
is spending his vacation with friends in
the city.
VIM. Parkinson, employed at the Tired
e-ar 1rcn-Works. painfully mashed his
thumb yesterday morning. lie
was treated by DR.. Fisher. of the arnbu-
lance corps.
Mrs. 7. II. Gibbs and two children. of
Lynchburg, who have been visiting her
father, Mr. John S. Bethel left for home
to-day, accompanied by Miss Emma Hope
of South Pine Street
Most of the iron plates for the cruiser
Galveston, and a lot of the material
to be used in the construction of the
vessel. has been gotten in place at the
William r. Trigg Shp-building Com
pany'S yards.
The 1S-year-oid son of Congressman Jnc
Lamb fell from swing at his fathers
home, on Fulton Hill, yesterday. and
broke one of his arms. The limb was
promptly set, and the youth is reported
as doing very well.
Mrs. J. p. Neff will leave Monday for
Mount Jackson and the Orkney Springs.
Her mother Mrs p. D. Elicit, will ac-
company her Professor Neff. who is
at the University of the South. will yoin
Mrs. Neff in a few weeks.
Messrs. Peter e. and Charles ]. Cavedo,
who have been worSins or ,a.= Ataatc
Coast Line in South Carolina. will re-
turn to Richmond. their old home, to-
morrow to spend their vacations.
Vlrginianssin New York.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEW Yo',K, Auslst i7-vlrsinans in
New York:
Lynchburg-T. II. Farrar, r. AIcKenna,
Albert
Newport News-G. R. Robinson, Bar
thoidi, E. A. Campo. Hoffman; w. a.
Goldsmith, Imperial
Richmond Z o. Bcrdorfer, Broadway
Central; H. w Cobb Hoffman; S. Hob
son, Holland: ]. Z. Rowe and Wife Earl
inSton; W. S. Piper, Grand Union: B. S.
Hume. Marlborough; r. B. POLAND, Ven
dome.
Virginia.. Ruslin, Herald Square; T.
Harrasht, w. Parish. St Denis