The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
PERSONAL AND GENE RAL,.
Interesting Facts About :Isichmond's
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| Interestin: Facts About 1sfchmonus
Citizens aud Other Matters.
The Howitzers will have full dress
| inspection and dance tonight
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore as seriously Ill at her
| home. No Is North Twenty-first Street
Mrs w. II. W. Mason is confined to
4 the house with an attack of the grip
Mr.. II. Whtlock will attend the United
States Tailors' Convention this week in
| Philadelphia.
Mr.. r. ]. Christian, of Church Fiji, is
still confined to his bed with a severe
case of the grip.
Mr. James w. Graves is confined to his
rooms with the grip. He hopes to be out
at the end of the present week.
a Heath Talk will be given by Miss
! Nolin at the Y. NJ. c. A. this afternoon at
/ o'clock. All ladies are cordially Invited.
Rev. r. B. Collier left the city for Johns
| Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. where he
will be treated for throat and other trou-
| bles.
| Cadets c. E. Wingo, Jr., Charles Todd.
Richard f. Beirne, Jr., and Upshur, Of
| the Virginia Military Institute, are home
on furloughs.
! The Jefferson will entertain a dozen sup
| per parties this evening at the conclusion
llle pSItOlllldilCc 10 De given liz
! ROOF Garden.
Owing to the illness of Bishop White,
| the tea to have been given yesterday af-
| ternoon by the Industrial Chapter of
| Holy Trinity Church has been indefinitely
! postponed.
Bishop Gabries, an old friend of Bishop
| Van de Vyvcr, of st. Peters Cathedral,
! has been in the city since Saturday. He
celebrated the 9-oclocS mass at the
! Cathedral Sunday.
! Mr. Thomas w Wrenn, who died at
! Waverly, was an uncle df Mr.. John Sprat-
/ ley. of New York city, and Mr.. William
| Spratley, of Richmond, and Mr.. ~ y.
| Spratley. of Waverly.
| Mr. George w Moseley, general man
| ager OF OF the Edison Electrical Company
! of New York, has returned to his homo
| after q pleasant visit to his parents. OF
| 3103 East Broad Street
Rev. T. D. Power, of Washington, D.
! c., will preach the annual sermon before
| the Young Mems Missionary Society Of
| the Sevcnth-Street Christian Church on
! Sunday, February 18th.
| Mrs Thomas S. White, of Lexington,
| has; been here for the past few days to be
| with her son, DR.. Hugh White, who IS
! under medical treatment. His condition Is
! now somewhat improved
+! \ regular meeting of the Board CT Man
| ayers of the Richmond Homeopathic Free
| Dispensary will be held at the Dlspensary
! No. Col West Main Street, on Wednesday,
| February 9Th, at 1870 A NJ.
The board of managers of the Young
| Mems Hebrew Association held meeting
| last night to arrange for the formal open
| ing of the Society's rooms. Ihefe was an
| interesting debate Sunday afternoon
| Master John Wexford Beverdge. son
! of NJ w H Beveridge, OF Barton Heights.
| who has for the past two weeks peeh
| quite sick with grip has returned to MS
| studies at McCabe's University School
! DR.. ". G. McDanald, Of Albany, n.
| Y. one of the leading surgeons OF the
country will deliver an Grafton before
| the graduating class OF the Medical Col
! lego of Virginia. at the commencement
{ exercises next May.
| The Executive Committee Of the Hunter
| Mcclure Memorial Association Will hold
| meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
! o'clock at No $40 East Grace Street. All
! interested in the w<rk G1 the ASSOCIATION
! are invited to attend.
| A colored boy fourteen years of age,
! named Henry Grim, is missing from his
! home He has very small ears and long
J hair. Hampden 3. Nicholas, of -Arvona.
| Va will be thankful for any information
| as to the whereabouts. of the boy.
! The annual banquet of the Seventh
| Street Church will be held the last week
! of this month. a provisional committee.
/! consisting of Rev. Carey E. Morgan, Mr..
r A. Cary and Chief w. G. Fuller, was
! al-r ointed Sunday to look after the pro-
| gramme.