The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
ChnrloiteayIll,. Note..

CHArLorrFsynIF. Va, Dec. 23.-rSrecaLl-
The University German tinb IS emitted 10
enter their thrlStTuas coullOn as one or the So
cial successes of the season. Indeed the affair
was crowned with more than ordinary success
and briihaney. The german was lead BIZ Mr.
Robert j.. Mason and Mr. John hicks. The
dancers were: Mr.. Lewis Greene and Miss RAN
dolph, pink chiffon with diamonds; Mr II.
YOUNG and Mss GILLESPIE, blue satin trimmed
with lace diamonds; Mr.. H. Coles and Miss
Niche. white silk. point lace. diamonds; Mr..
Jack Illton and Miss Nora Moran, red crepe,
trimmed with red and gold gauIc diamonds.
MIR. v. II. Randolph snd Mass Adele burthe.
white elaine silk with lace; Mr.. Charles Mulli-
kin and Maggie Mason, Nile green China silk,
lace and flowers; Mr. Robert t. Williams, Jr.
and Miss Burke. lilac br0cado diamonds; Mr..
Frank Harvey and Miss iiives. white China silk
chiffon; Mr. ianl billiard and Miss tocock,
green chiffon, flowers ami diamonds; Mr.. J.. $.
Bryan and Miss Maude iurthe, white
silk null with white velvet and lace; Mr.. X.
c. biackford and Miss stewart, laven-
MIR A. H. Harden ana Miss Price lilac silk with
lace; Mr.. II. &. Sims and Miss Gertrude CamIm.
hehotrope tulle; Mr.. II. Randolph and Mrs
ATKINSON. green chiffon. diamonds; Mr. W.
Townes and Miss Harrison, yellow chiffon with
lace: MIR. I'd. G. Mercer ami Miss Dggs light blue
crepe de chime with chiffon trimmings Mr.. i.
H. Robertson and Miss Annie Lee Camm, lilMc
silk. flowers; MIR A. \ Stewart and Miss Mason.
white China silk: Mr. Willis Lea and Miss
Moran, pink silk with gold lace. pearls and
roses. Tho stays were o. ". Catchings. II.
Tucker. liampsOn Gary. Robertson Gordon.
Stuart Hnnckoi. Fred Green. Thornley,, Hhett.
Morton, Stuart Peters. iIOlnS, Randolph. Ohn
Hicks and Robert L. Mason. Jr.
The chaperons were Mrs. Randolph Mrs
Moran. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. WhitmoTe and
Mrs Dubose,
man, believed 10 be John Mathews. an in
mate OF tho county uOOrnOu-e. was found on
the Virginia Midland railroad near Hickory
Hill in thl, comfy very badly burned. lie had
probs bly, while IN ut fallen IL fire which he
had Dulit. Ills clothing was nearly wholly
consumed anu his injuries 30 serious that no
will probably die from their effects. lie was
brought TO tins city, and Is now IN the Pied-
mont Hospital
The Sunday schools are preparing for their
ususl Christmas festivities. The programme
Of entertainments seems to he Methodist.
Monday night. December 2,th; Disciples Tues
day night: Wooden Mills chapel, Wednesday
night; Baptist lhursday night
Miss Polly lhacker, aged about eighty-six,
died in this city this morning.
Miss Mary Netts Woods. daughter OF Captain
NJ. Woods. is believed 20 he safely on the WAY to
complete recovery. She has long been critic
ally IN OF fever.
Miss MARY kehlngcr. Of Stanton. will be the
guest OF hiss Eddie Jackson during the holt
DAYS
Mr.. S. A. Jackson, Of Abingdon. an alumnus
OF the University OF Virginia, is IN tho city.
Dir. /. Il. lrieher, OF New York, a former citi-
zen Of Charlottesville is here.
Mrs. Peter j Ferry. who died near Alton WAS
buried at tho old h. mestead. .'IocAfish."
Mr.. John u. Baker and Hiss Mary Dudley were
married to-day.
Jimmie Robertson lcolored) was tried before
magistrate tins morning on the charge OF
sheep-steallug. lie wa. found driving four
handsome sheep along The highway. aud when
approached by Mr. Smith, OF The firm OF Burn
ley. Smith Burnley. ho offered To roll them AZ
II was learned that he had sto.en them from Ivy
Cottage lal.Q.