The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-05
SOCIETY "AT THE SHOPS"
UNDER DING REPAIRS FOR THE
WINTER SEASON.
Resiew Of the fisnp sgan. Coke Nuptiais-
The first Tea of the Autumn Given By
Miss Mary Prouon Moore Well Known

Miss MsTy frVton Moore-Wen Known
People.
The indefatigable business OF the society
world at present seems 20 be getting into
'ship-shape." II Is at the shops as it were,
with one or another part Of its machinery
going through repairs.
From the recent arrivals, making con-
slant press announcements, shows that
there is good deal Of shifting Of material
and regulating TO appointed places. Up
holstering il steady process, from The
dresses Of warm tinted wO0lens that are
taking the place of the flmy frocks on the
fair For many, the country Is strapping
and making stronger constitutions weak
encd by the wear and tear OF summe: exer-
| tions: while the city is taking advantage OF
the dull season for bleaching out ireckies
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society is not still mapping though, but
has at last responded 20 the command 10
.'rise and show your bright eyes," as was
evidenced in the two interesting events OF
the season. The first has already been
dwelt unon, but il cannot be suffered there
10 rest. however many the laurels may be,
when il was one Of the. most elegant home
weddings ever witnessed in our CITY.
FLAYSAGAN-CORE.
IL was the marriage OF Miss Elise Coke to
MIR. Dallas Flanagan. bright young law
ver of New York city. The ceremony, per-
formed by Rev. Dr. Moses ID. IIOge and Rev.
DIR. Lancey Townsend, Of the "Cburch OF
All Angels, twas both impressive and Deau-
tiful. their voices breaking the silence OF
a most effective tableau. Everywhere
throughout the spacious home all was In
| = ~ ,,Ia tlItn in honor oil
tbo happy occasion, and. lavish bOunties OF
flowers and plants touched every possible
snace with their decoration. Above the
altar of green and white flowers, there hung
an exquisite marriage bell OF white roses
il tongue of crimson, making vivid touch
Of color.
BRIDESMAIDS.
MIR. II. j. Redfeld, Of New YORK, acted as
"best man. while the bridesmaids, IN
fresh. sweet toilets Of green and white al
ternatino. stood around the handsome
Young couple. They were Miss Ashley
Miller. Miss PhTbe Warwick, Miss katy
Blankenship, Miss Norma Walker, Miss
Louise Mayo, Miss Lizzie Iownes, MISS
Fanny Baughman, and Miss Eva flanna-
Gan OF New York. Scarce could there be
moro ideal wedding feast, and the host and
hostess. Captain and Mrs. John A. Coke,
made every guest right welcome to every
bounty and every pleasure of the occa-
sion. Among some Of those present
were Mr.. aud Mrs. W. W. Flanagan, of
New York; Mrs. w. l.. Trice and Mrs. j. A.
Carr. of Kentucky; MIR. and Mrs. Urquhart,
Colonel and Mrs. +. J.. Hobson, General
p and Mrs. Joseph i. Anderson, tolonei anG
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Colonel ana MTs. A.
:. BufOrd, General and Mrs. rey'oh WISE
Judge and Mrs. j.. l.. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Talbot DR.. and Mrs. George Ross,
MIR. and Mrs. Auburn BOuware, Mrs. \. Is.
Camm. Judge and Mrs. Ii. w. flournoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. i. {. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Pace. Mr.. and Mrs. James Peasants,
MIR. and Mrs. Miles Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
+. Miller. Mrs. Frank Schell, Mrs. Catlin,
MIR. and Mrs. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs: Robert
Munford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W atkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Nash, Mrs. fltZ-
gerald. Miss Page Fitzgerald, Miss Blank
enship. Miss Booker, Miss Powers, Miss
Lewis, Miss Columbia {. Hayes. Misses
Clark, Miss Ellen lIobson, Miss Miller, Miss
Evie Walker, and others.
! MISS MOOEEs TEA.
The first tea" Of the season was given
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Mary Pres
ton Moore al her home on west Main street.
II was not a large affair; it was very
charming one and the bevy of buds present
mostly attest if. The young hostess made
welcome her quests in pink India SIN,
and was assisted in receiving by Miss
Sallie Talbot in a becoming gown OF
white tulle. Among those present
were: Miss Sallie Deanc, Miss Julia
Morton, Miss Mary Alfriend. Miss Mat
;hews, of Augusta, Ga; Miss Bertha
Peasants, Miss Ellen Williams, Miss
Louisa Meade. MISS Weddell, Miss Ashley
Miller Miss Alice Burwpll, Miss Nellie
Adkins, Messrs. stanley Tyler, Churchill
Young, Aubrey Young. Robert Pegram'
Ed. Benson, George Pegram' Willie rex
rel Willie Weisiger. Allan Talbot, Morton
Marye, Clifton Miller. OrmOnd Young,
James Valentine, Willie Gray, and Robert
CrOXtOn.
PERSONAL.