The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
IN STAUNTON SOCIETY,
a LOVELY FANCY BALL SET OFF M
BEAUTY AND FASHION.
Sc. Thomas, Church the Scene Of Hand
some wedding-A Banquet Given ~
the Grocers Of Staunton.

STAUNTON, VA, Nov. 2s-Lieutenans
and Mrs. Dabney gave lovely fancy
ball a few nights since to their daughter.
Miss May Dabney. The whole house was
thrown open to the young people, who
danced until ~ o'clock, and among the
many young ladies present were Sallie
Fauntleroy. in gypsy costume Of real
gauze; Miss Janet Bell. as a tamborine
girl: Miss Sue Lewis, of West Virginia, az
a "yivandiere": Miss Efiie Lamon as
"Mauck Muller; Miss Jennie Hulliken.
as cinderella; Miss Louise Hulliken.
as Mistress Mary. Quite Contray'i Miss
Gown: Miss Adele Valz. in pale pink
Creme: Miss Katie McClan, in early Eng
fish costume; Miss Kate Hoge, In Kate
Greenaway dress: Miss Margaret Timber
lake, as a flower giri; MISS iher M Ia. N,ss
Lena Daniel, a." as Kate Greenway Nils
Eva McCue, French peasant;Miss Bea-
trice Atkins, in pale blue European gown.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Roger oe Walker, Edmund BerkeIy. Kent
Harrison. Fielding oliver, Charles wheat,
NorveIl Plumley, Holmes Fowie, Wihani
Aust " l.. Denny and George Bel, ana
Cadets WEIGH, Shennonhouse ana bro"h-
St. Francis church was the scene We'd
nesday morning OF pretty weddlns' AZ
which time Miss Mary Brown ana Mr.
James Don were married py falher
The hop at s. NJ. A. was largely at,
tended Dancing was kept up TIL 1
o'clock The music was furnished py the
emit and dancing We're Misses Minnie Nc
Gov walking costume Ellie Foster,
black net; Amelia McCue, gray walking
dress. Annie Camp, of Richmond, pink
crepe: Cleminee Cook, walking dress Of
gray: Critic Ally. white. crepe; Eliza
Sheppard. white. crepe. Janet Bell req
tulle; Sue Lewis. white null; Mary
Dabney. white Swiss; Matte Mayt' , plne
Ter. white null; Rosa Belle Parkins, OF
Fort Defiance, street dress; Madge Ally.
street dress; Sallie Fauntleroy,, white
null: Mary Guy. pink silk; Miss wills,
Of Lynchburg, blue silk; Miss Helen
Hanger. white null, and Miss Davis, OF
Port Republic. blue silk.
Among the gentlemen were Captain
Herrett. II. II. Wayt, E. l.. Gibson. Jr..
Walker McChesney; J. l.. Bumgardner,
David Fuitz, W. Walker. George Jordan:
G Bell F. Tan TneH x c MseOy d henss
Phelps shennonhouse, browning, g. J,
Winter. ]. G.. Winter. Mailer, Fast. Hoop(
Gibbs, Selig, Soniat, Messrs. Wliliam As.'
r. n; Blackford, Benny B,a actdO Pc. -.
SprOul, J. Kerr william Merton, fro-
Mrs. Sue Dabney and Mrs. Annie Ma
guel Fauntleroy were the chaperons
The young people danced In the oarracks,
which was beautifully decorated for the
ocasion The hops given by the cadets
are always enjoyable and largely at
tended.
Miss Laura Fletcher, OF Norfolk. who
has been here for several weeks, has
gone to Lexington to visit friends.
Miss Grace Hopkins, Of Mobile, Aia..
is here with her cousin, Miss Annie
Child. She will leave for. her Southern
Miss Miss Lucy Daingerfeld, of Verona. is
spending some days at the "Kaiomma.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Davis have returned
from their wedding trip, IN ola
CANT banquet at the Virginian Hotel
Thursday night. Nearly thirty members
OF the association attended ana enjoyed
the good things provided I Tor men, men Ne,a
Fowle are visiting friends in Roanoke,
Miss Rosa Lee Perkins, Of Fort De-
fance is the guest OF the MISSES ss,' Any Cy,v
New Mexico, who has been In Stauntop
with her parents for some weeks, lert
early this week for her far away nome;
Acknowledgment +. Nottingham, -.
the Fifth Maryland regiment, has been
In town this week.
Miss Agnes Wake returned from q
long visit to Richmond Saturday last.
Miss Fannle Idnnlhii ho7 eN'S ~
Waco, Tex. for the winter vi, ..
Miss Cleminee Cooke, of New YORK. ID
now in stanton with her mother.
Misses Ellen Henkle and ALA Miller
have returned to Newmarket.
Professor Frank Yates, teacher In the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution has
been elected principal or the ArK kansas
state institution for the Deaf and DUMB
MIR. and Mrs. Yates left Thursday night
for Little Rock. ~ =, =.
A cleared over six hundred dollars by
the Carnival Of Cities" held last week
The Young gentlemen friends OF MISS
Nav Brown, OF Huntingdon. w. va,
who IS the guest of Miss Julia Moran,
gave her large ball at the Hern IIiaI
band played the opening march. .
Mrs. y. X. Schiller, of Kansas, is
spending some weeks at the Hotel Mo-
Fart. .,,.. 49,
various colleges came rome 10 spe"u
their THANKSGIVING holiday. 1T.
Meetings are being held every night
this week for young men at the I. Nj.
G. A. Hall. Rev. II. {. Dadmun ior-
merly secretary here, Is conducting the
meeting. which are very interesting Tho
Professor Tonehose who has been the
instructor of the Stonewall band for
nearly n year left Wednesday with his
family for Dallas, Tex: go
Mrs. S. II. owens has returned from
a months visit to her sisters, the MISSES
Stannard, OF Richmond.
Miss Margaret Young, OF Louisviile.
XIV. Is the guest OF the Misses Atkinson.
Mrs. Chisley has gone 10 san FRAN
cisco, Cal, to spend TO winter WIN reis-
tives. - xo,.r,,
observance OF Thanksgiving day In
Staunton as was on Thursday.