Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
wiLLrAmsBURG.
A wedding and tsermaD-The Asy-
Ium-Personal Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Tells

tCOrrespondenco OF the Rcnfnond Dlspdich.l
WILLIAMSBURG, July %, 1893.
Christ Episcopal church WAS last Thurs
day evening crowded to its utmost ca
pacity, the occasion being the marriage cere-
rony OF Hiss NJ. LUCE Lane to Mr.. Edward
T. Lamb, o. Danyille. The bridal psir left
on the night train for a Jour through thu
North. Alter the ceremony the BRIDES
maids and groomsmen aud a number OF in
vited guests repaired to Cameron Hall 10
take part IN german given In honor Of the.
occasion by Mr.. A. &. Peacby. At 10
O'Clock the beautiful and brilliantly iliuml.
mated ballroom was comfortably flled with
dancers and lo0kcrs-On, who occupied the
benches placed around The hail. The
dancers were all IN iuil-dress and presented
An animated scene The evening was a
highly enjoyable ono. Dancing was kept
up until late hour, when the
entire party repaired 10 the Spencer House,
where refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mss Harrison, OF Bran
don; Miss Mamie Anderson, Of Fauquer;
Misses Lucy Hudgins, SUSIE and Sallie Hull.
Of Baltimore; Misses Meta and Eciih Smith,
Mary Garnet. Cora and Carrie Lane, Bessie
Scott Lou Henley, Maud Aoncure, Mary
and Anne McCaw, Jennie Wise, and Rosa
Emory, OF Williamsburg. Among The gen.
LltHltn OIthini NtNE NlAHhiss NNAriENA
and w. :. Freddy, OF Richmond; Frank
Lee. OF Hampton; John X. CoUpend and
l.. 81. Robinson, West Point; g. Is. Powell,
c. W. Robinson, L. II. Lamb, Louis Up
shcr, Willie Marshall, Colonel Morrison,
Ralph Clay, aud W. Il. Lively, Newport
News, and a good number from Williams
burg.
The proceedings OF the Medical Associs-
ton IL Insane.Asyum SupernteDdents. tbe
last session Of which was held here In May,
is published, from which we take the follow
Ing: "For the second time IN the history Of
f0rtv-iour years the Association OF Medical
supenD.endenis OF American Institutions
for the Insane has held its anuual meeting in
the State Of Virginia, ouce Ut Stsuoton ana
on the last occasion at point 10 tie vicinity
OF the Institution at Williamsburg, the oldest
in America, having been established In the
colonial year 1913.
"In addition TO the professional interest in
q meeting offu'l attendance, illustrated ny an
ample number Of able papers on scientific aud
practical subjects, which were further Illus
trated by valuable aud instructive discus
sous, liz members felt the innuerce Of in
spring memories OF the historic region, rich
as It Is in deeds Illustrative Of yalOr and de-
votion enuoblipg TO the American name.
On the eve Of adjournment the association
records ITS thanks 10 Or. j. y. MOncure and
the trustees OF tue Williamsburg Asylum Tor
the invitation TO visit that institution aud OBJ
serve its successful rehabilitation from the ca
hmlty by fire few years since which de-
stroyed a large portion OF its building, and
TO congratulate the management on IFS excel
lent present condition after an ordeal OF that
character. The members appreciate very
highly The charming vocal aud Instrumental
concert afforded IN the smuscment hall 81
the asvium, and the collation. with winch tue
visit vas concluded and the general coufte-
sizes rendered by Or. MOncure and bic assist
ants. The association also expresses It's &C.
acknowledgement OF tho reception gwen at
the Hampton National Soldiers Home
TO Colonel Z. T. WOodiu, the cOmmandant.
and bis escort through It's buildings and
beautiful grounds; in an especial degree TO
General s. c. Armstrong, principal OF the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute for the education aad equipment IN
artisan pursuits OF Indian and negro youths,
and for the interesting and thorough manner
i'm which he explained the operation and re-
suits OF tho system"
Mr.. Iredell jenkins, Of Richmond, and
the Misses Booth. from the Grove, ere the
guests OF Or. and Mrs. COiemin, on Alchol-
son avenue.
Misses Meta and Mine Walker. OF Chase
CITY, aad Mrs. VI. ). Apperson, of Richmond,
ore visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. u.
MorecOck.
Alta meeting Of the Town Council held
yesterday Mr.. Il. NJ, Southall was maze q
school trustee Uics Robert T. Casey.
Dir. Stafford Cook, leading citizen OF
York county, was In town Friday.
Messrs. G.. T. ArmisleaG. ". =. Burns,
4 I Ill
gates. leave Monday for Shackleford's. King
and Queen county, 10 attend the District
Methodist Conference, which will convene
July 3OtD.
DR.. and Mrs. Clopion and two children
left last week for the mountains, 10 be absent
two weeks.
Miss Harrison, Of Brandon. on the James,
Is the guest of the Misses Smith, Of Bassett
Hall.
Miss Clara Burns Is guest At the MillboFo'
Springs. Bath county.
Miss Nellie Bear, Of stsunton, is visiting
here.
Miss Lucy Uudgins, OF Baltimore, is the
guest Of The Misses Lane. OF Waller street.
Miss Mamie Anderson, Of Fsuqnier, with
Misses Susie end Salie Hin, OF Baltimore, is
visiting friends in the East End.
Mrs. Oscar Edwards, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Mary Edwards, of Norfolk,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 4.
Armistead.
Miss Cora Lane takes her departure at an
early date for protrscted visit to Fauquier.
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Lamb, OF Rich
moud, are visiting here.
Dir. John r. C0upland OF West Point, is
in town, a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. HundIev.
Old Bolivar" as he IL flmiliariy called by
the boys here. always meets with royal and
whole-souled welcome whenever he visits
his old home. W.