The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

Tho cadets are delighted that Miss rhei
Leo and her mother will spend the winter
here. They n 'e 81 Tue ,plnes.' GENERA
Fitz Lee is still mt Glasgow.
Mr. L. II w addrOp. of Philadelphia. the
treas1rer OF TN Cornwall Company, went
home !or Thank giving.
petersburg.
PfrERsnuRo. Nov. 2s.--One Of the .princi-
nal society events Of the week WAS the ger
man given last night at the Petersburg
Graysi armory. III ider tho auspices of the
Petersburg Cotiilon. Club. Tho music was
furnished by Profe ssor Reiss orchestra and
dancing was kept up till oc.ock THIS morn
ming. The german was grace fully led by b1r.
William Venable. Of Farmville. with Miss
Louise Taylor. Of idanches ter. The other
couples we're. Miss Otelia Johnston with Mr..
William Riddle Miss Bessie Nenable with
Mr., Terrill Stratton, Miss Sallle Hamilton
with Mr. Thomas Tanner. Miss Sailic Ber-
nard with Mr. George seay. Miss
Martha Ann Bragg with Mr.. George Guy,
Miss Kate Prescott Of North Carolina.
with Mr.. Harry Mann. Miss Laura Loise Of
| Hagerstown. Md. with Mr.. j.. K. Richie
| Smith. Miss Mary Cameron of Richmond
with Mr.. j. William Friend. Miss Weitman
| OF New Orleans, with Mr.. WetInan OF the
same place Miss Mary Ellen Whyte with
! Mr.. Almonte Jones Miss NJ 4. Johnston with
Mr.. Owen Moylor. Miss Evelyn Tannor with
! Mr.. W. Il. McCTae. Miss tagie Tenant with
with Mr. w. L. McGill. Miss Mary Meade Plat
with Mir Weitman, Miss Bessie Steel with Mr..
| Harry S;fratton. Miss Daisy Slaughter with
Mr.. William Young. Miss Carrie Reid with
Mr. Allie Friend, Miss Mary Bragg Robinson
| with MI samuel burreh. Miss Lutte Bernard
with Sir. William Beasley. Miss Polio Bragg
with Mr. Wsiter Gordon. Miss Julia Carr with
+ Nh Burt GOODWIN, Miss Helen IeayeD worth
with Mr William Stevens. Stays. Messrs.
| Hodges Mann. w. A. Bond, William Turn
bull. d. Dunlap; X. NJ. NenabIe and samuel
| Yandcrsice. Chaperons, Mrs. II. G.
| Scott. Mrs John f.. Townes, Mrs.
S. c. Pryor. Mrs. Sterling Collier and Mrs
William Nenable.
Mas Kate Prescott. of Weldon. n. c., is on
n visit 10 the family II llr. Morton Riddle on
franklin street.
DR.. J. T. Watson and Mrs. Watson Of Phil
adelpha who have been on n visit TO their
daughter. Mrs p W. Arlington. on High
street. left to-day for North Carolina.
Mr. James Pulley IS confined to the house
Mr.. r. II. Hoy, who has been sick. is able
to be out again
Miss Mile Noltenius is quite sick.
Mr.. William Venable. of Farmyilo is in
the city.
Miss Fssie Plummer. who has been visiting
the family Of Mr.. r. Il. Arlington left to-day
for Portsmouth,.
Miss Louise TAYLOR. OF Richmond, is on a
visit to Miss Bessie Seabury on Sycamore
street
who has been on a visit to friends in Peters
burg, has returned home.
Miss Matte Watson. whs has been quite
sick, - much better
Miss Saintie Jackson. of Richmond, is on a
visit to Miss Martha Vaughan, on Market
street
Miss Blanche Harrison, who has been quite
sick is cOnyalescent.
Miss Martha Ann Bragg. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Richmond. has returned TO
the city.
Richmond. and is the guest Of Mrs. Antrim,
east Grace street.
Captain r. b. Pegram Of Norfolk. accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Lucy Pegram.
IS stopping with his son, MIR. George ". Pc |
gram, on High street
Miss Lucy SODes. Of Selma, Ala, is on |
visit to Miss Matte Watson.
Miss Adele ROsonba baum. Of Richmond is on ,,
visit 10 Miss Grace Kull.
Mrs. Il. +. Blakey of Charlotte \. c., is in |
the city on Il visit.
Miss Sue Beade. who has been quite i'll. is
improving.
Miss Bertha Peasants. of Richmond. who
has been on a visit TO friends in Petersburg.
has returned home.
Rev. IL. +. Wilson. the former pastor of |
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. in this
city, who has been transferred to the pasto-
rate of the Chestnut-street church. in Berk-
ley, left tins morning for MS new field of labor.
Mrs W. ii. Littlejohn. VINO has been con-
fined 10 the house for some DAYS past with
the grippe. IS able 70 DO out.
Miss Sadie Williams. of Prince George
count. IS here on a visit 10 friends.
d. VI; q. Holt. Of Sury county, was in the
city TO day.
Worshipfu Master George Potts. OF Peters
burg, has returned home from Newport News.
where he went this week to assist in the lay
ing Of the cornerstone OF the new court
house at that place.
Rev Thomas Spencer, who has been quite
sick, is now able TO 10 up.
Rev c. Il. Haines. rector of St Pauls
Episcopal church. who has been confined TO
bis bed with the grip. is somewhat improved
Mrs. Alex Vaughn IS very sick with pneu-
mOnia
Miss Lee Bragg. who has been sick for the
psst two or three weeks is slowly IMPROVING.
Mrs. G. W. Couch, who has been quite sick,
is improving.
Mr. Julius Hilbert Jr.. who has been sick
for the past week or more with pneumonia. is
much improved.
Mr. Paul Taylor is quito sick with pneu-
monia.
DR.. j. H. Ferguson. of West Virginia. and
ms charming bride are on visit to friends in
Petersburg.
Lieutenant T. J. McCaleb. United States
army IS in the city on a visit
Miss Ella Hudnal. Of River View. is ON n
visit to friends in this city
Miss Mitt Browder left this morning for
Brunswick county. having been called there
by the illness Of relatives.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Annie Bowce Of this city. and Mr.. John r..
Beadles. of Manchester. at st. Pauls Epis-
copal Church, on December Sth.
siaunton ,
SrAUSroN. Vs., Nov 2S.-The Staunton {
German Club gave its first gerfnan az tho