The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
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ton, the assistant secretary or the Stanton
Young Mems Christian Association, was
married Tuesday to Miss Mamie Gibbs of
Lexington. Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton came
to Stanton the same afternoon and were
given handsome reception at the residence
of the groom's father. The young couple
left Wednesday morning for an extended
tour North
Mrs. James Il. Taylor gave most de-
lightful entertainment Friday afternoon In
honor of her guest, Mrs. Young Allison, Of
Louisville. Ky.
The park pavilion Monday night was the
centre of attraction for the young people OF
the town. The L. S. S. Club gave one of
their charming hops. Among the ladies
present and dancing were, Miss Gussie Bum
gardner. Miss Viola Davis of Washington.
b c.. Miss Sallie Welles. Miss Emma Hoge.
Miss MAY Crowle Miss Matte Wayt. Miss
Eliza Shepherd, Miss Gertrude Ash0y, Miss
Kate Eichelberger and Miss Sallie Van
Lear. The gentlemen were Mr.. Kennard OF
New Orleans J. Baldwin Ransom. Wilson
Splitter. Russell Perry, George Hanger.
John Triegs. Frank Grady, Randolph
Burns Gardiner Willie Walker, John Hoge
and Frank Tannehill. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Frank Alexander and
Miss Fannie Tannehill.
Colonel and Mrs. William Preston john
ston, or New Orleans. are in town with Colo
mel Johustons daughter, Mrs. Harry st.
George Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Buokner. of Roanoke.
are spending some time with Rev. William
A. Harris. Mrs. Buokner' s father.
Miss Bertha Heydenrinch. who has been
spending most delightful summer In Mont
gomery county, returned home early this
week.
Miss Bette Jones, of Kansas City. Mo. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs j. s. Boartwright,
at the Wesleyan Female Institute.
Miss Mary Johnston, of New Orleans. Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. st. George
Tucker
Miss Carrie Tipping left Monday last for
Pennington. Mo. She takes chare OF the
musical department of large school IN that
town.
Mrs. Allan Howison is in Lewisburg. W..
Va.
Mrs. Mary Moss. who has been spending
the summer in New York, returned nome
few days since.
Mrs. Susie Hammond. of the musical de-
partment of the Deaf. Dumb and Blind ~
stitution, is in town for the session. MIS-
Hammond is a great acquisition TO the
musical circles of the town.
Miss Cornelia May has gone to Browns
vile, Tenn. She will take charge OF the de-
partment of elocution and literature III the
It
Mrs. DR.. Arthur has returned from long
trip North and West.
Professor Berkeley Minor left Tuesday for
New York.
Mrs. Bessie Denison Allen has come to
Stanton 20 live Mrs. Allen is the grand
daughter Of President John Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Grasty. VINO nave
been the guests of Lieutenant Dabney for
some weeks. have gone to Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Conrad. of Winchester, 10 the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. DR.. A. NJ. Fauntle-
roy. =.
Miss jamie Cameron. Of Lexington, is
visiting Mrs Il. A. Palmer.
Miss Cary Jones, of Richmond, who mas
been visiting friends here, returned mono d
few days ago. -,
Rev. Russell Curl, of Selma. Ala, is FILL
ing the pulpit in the First Presbyterian
church this month. nj,
Mrs. Frost and her daughter. Miss ban,
ME Frost. have gone TO Louisville anu
greensboro. KY. to spend some time. -.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Claude, OF Annapolis
Md, are in town with Mrs. Claudes mother
Mrs. William Shepherd Bryan.
Mrs. Robert Haxall. of Washington ID. C.'
is guest at the Hotel Mozart
Quite number of the Capital Bicycle cluo
OF Washington passed through Staunton
Wednesday en- route for home. Ihey came
via Peaks of Otter and Natural Bridge.
Miss Mamie Leger, of New Orleans, ID the
guest Of Lieutenant and Mrs. Dabney.
Mrs. w. b. Hancock and Miss Bessie nan
cock, of Richmond, are in town at the DO
tel Mozart.
Mrs. Wills and Miss Lucy Wills. OF Lynch
burg. are visiting Mrs. II. III. Guy.
Miss Christine Hartman has gone 70 IRON
tim Ohio TO spend some time with TRENDS.