The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

ts.te viii satisfaction. Many courses fol-
lowed Do lesurev elegance until every con-
ce.v4ble dainty had been partaken OF. always
seasoned with bright and spaTBing repartee.
entertaining "reminiscences and peals OF mer-
rment for Father Patterson was scarcely less
apower in the ov.ality OF this occasion than
he had been in the sacred one Of the evening
before.
IoAsIs.
Many happy toasts were proposed and re-
sponded % with aptitude aud wit. while
rdammgno and other light wines performed
well but not over well. their services Of en-
lTenment
Arriving at Washington, whose attractions
are oft told tales that can we'll stand repe-
tton. the party saw the great sights of the
old national capital through rose-colored
glasses every minute of the five hours
being fu. of enjoyment Through the c0ur-
tesy of Mr. William atimer. of Whining
ton, n q. one o. tle grOOmsmen, the party
spent most ~ the time ia driving, stopping
40 The Capitol, torcoran Gallery and few
other places Tie mighty workings Of the
supreme Court with chief JUST Fuller
and his seven solemn fellow dlgnlta-
ues were cazed upon with the usual solemn
awe. mysterious w ispeuugs and then hasty
retreat Az O'Clock the party was again IN
Gle lo.guthe' and homeward bound The
trae and groom HAVING deserted tor longer
Quincy through life and land. consolation 80
much needed for their absence was furnished
ln 900 elegant cOurse-dinner served At 6. and
again We drank as hearty toast as ever.
though here were fewer glasses 20 clink. and
% i. M. Richmond WAS reached after
daY long % be remembered for Its happiness
uua.oyed. IT'S elegance and its magnificent
depensaioD Of pleasure.
THOSE WHO WENT
Those fortunate enough to have been the
slarers % the frst days happiness of Colonel
feluehau Cameron and his lovely. gracious
VIC were blr. ana Mrs. Thomas \. Carter
1iiss Mildred Cameron, Father George Pat
ierson OF Memphis. Rev. Robert A. Mayo of
tu.adeli hIs, MISS Mary Friend Mayo. Miss
judith Darlington. Miss Eva de Irevlile. Miss
Anne Collins and Miss Lille Rufin OF Hills
toro. ~. c.. Miss Fannie Ross Mss Hattie
ha.hwel Ross. Miss Elise STROLLER, Mss
Diary Morris Jones, Mr.. Allen l. kuthn of
New ork. SIR. Duncan Cameron, son Of sir
Loderck Cameron. Staten Island: Mr. VII
Aan LaUner Wilmington. \. G.. Mr.. Ed. G.
Aayo and Mr. John w. Atkinson.
Az the INST Virginia reg ment marched IN
nom the Fair on Thursday evening they
halted az the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. p II.
Mayo and gave three cheers for the BRIDE
WITH most complimentary gusto.
STUDIO TIA.
On Tuesday evening last the invitation
cards of Miss Adele Williams % a studio
Yea gathered together d charming assem-
lage az the home of her mother. on east
franklin. The entire house WAS an abode OF
choicest art. and 10 was rare occasion when
society united Tor the enjoyment OF the most
beautiful evidence of culture Throughout
The rooms there wa the most lavish decOra-
ton Of flowers. The bowls Of rich chrysan-
ilemums and fragrant roses heaped their
color and beauty every where while the glow
nom artistic lamps was shed upon the bright
scene
DO the studio the eve feasted upon num-
per 0i hne works m wateT-cOlor and oil from
the gifted brush Of the talented young artistic,
who Was likewise the graceful hostess OF the
evening Miss Williams having spent several
months iu a clique OF most cOngenial and
prominent artists sketching upon the coast of
Msssac husetts In Gloucester has returned
with tue ripe fruits Of her lab r-all so deli
eateiy an so truly given that Il IS APP
parent that they were the la Ors OF love from
tLe leart work Of a rare and true-bOrn artist.
ZIG depart from description TO criticism. the
most ng taOle work Was ia one or more studies
~ which twilight was depicted with that I'M
le-euable purple haze which yelled. but did
.ol ID e, any detail, aud when atmosphere -
s-es so wOndrOuslY reproduced the trick OF
SU,a3e which makes tue Angelus sublime and
0-'iet famous seems 10 have been found.
THE RECEPTION.
10 the studio Miss Adele Williams did the
Lonors herself. assisted by NJ IS lien I ons
con, while Mrs. Williams and Miss ouse
Williams made welcome their friends in the
ViA"ln g-roOm. Miss Annie Workman and
niSs Helen Lea presided over the punch
POW while the tea dslntes were dispensed by
Mise GuilaGme. Miss Msude Stokes and Miss
lena Gray. Some of the guests invited were
S,!fs. Junius Morris. Mrs. Is. Rand. Wexford.
ais. Moncure Perkins. Mrs Joseph Il. Ander
ss9n. biz 9. l.. Todd. Mrs. Adela Myers. Miss
parry Lyons, Misses Clark. Miss Ss,llie Wor-
nam; Mrs. ". j. Johnson. Mrs Arthur Lefroy
S Afs. Francis r. LEROY Of ngland. MIR. and
14us James Is. ace, Mr.. W. b. Brooks.
nited States Navy Mrs. +. NJ Garrett,
~ =. Archer Anderson Miss Lou Atkins. Mrs
hd"ard Mayo, Mrs Csrston. Mrs. Hurt lay
tor BIZ >. ". Travers, Miss Mary Ellyson.
Pm ats; waller Scott Miss Leila Meyers. Miss
Ssliie kyland. Miss Cary Gleason Mrs.
tD,t"ay Allen Mrs. Matte Pane Meyers,
M 1ts. ). H. brench. IT.. Misses Blankenship
i'ss Annie Boykin, Miss Childrey,
t~ Lily Wilson, Misses Norwood,
hl1 ViTRle Brock. Misses Powers Miss Pol