The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
SOCIETY IN THE STATE.
slrsrrxs ARE ON TIRE IxossAss.
Parties, Dances. Receptions, Colonial halle,
reas Succeed Each other--many.
entertainments In the Future.

dav evening lest, between the hours of
q and II. a charming entertaiament was
s,yen st the hospitable home OF Mr.. ].
II. Adams. by his daughter. Miss Elite,
IN compliment TO her cousin and guest.
Miss Patterson. The fair young hostess
was assisted in doing the honors by Miss
Marion Glass. Miss Juliet Adams, Miss
wood. Refreshments were daintily
served. Mrs. Henry Adams presiding at
the chocolate. and Mrs. Isaac Adams at
the tea table, Mrs. Richard Adams and
Mrs. Robert Jones leading the way for
incoming guests from the parlor TO the
dining-room, where they were made wei.
come and waited upon by. Mrs. and
Misses Thornbill. Miss Hailie Cheat
wood. Miss Lee and Miss Ammo Adams
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS.
Next week promises TO be very gay,
cards being out for two entertalnmehts
at the home on Court street Of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard r Lacy. The first a CO.
.;lion or German. On the evening of
october 18Th. from 8 TO /: Miss Moore,
tbo;r vo,,no guest being the recipient OF
,bis ,,reeehe attention. All the young
neonle are invited on that OCCASION WINE
Che more staid and elderly OF mIs'
I.acy's large circle OF Iriehus nave pe in
mode happy by receiving caIus OF IN
1itstion 70 n reception from y to II on
cctober DIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy have
rocontlv moved into their large and com.
,nodious residence on Court street, and
we do not know a house better htted Tor
giving lust such an entertainments as they
propose; a german AT a private mousse Is
99ivlavs particularly delightful, when the
rooms are large and lofty. and every
body has plenty of space:
Invitations have been received TO
large german given by the Friday Ger
man Club. of Roanoke, to be held at the
Hotel Roanoke on Thursday evening,
October 18th, from 9 TO /. This is
very swell club. and the germans gwen
nv them always stylish affairs. Doubt
less many of the Hill City bellies Will
attend.
nv the Albemarle Chapter OF the Daugh-
f.-s of the Revolution. comes on ut
Monticello "ye earhlie home OF Thomas
jefferson. sCmctyme deceased so the
ouaiuUy worded invitation runs!
PRETTY WEDDING.
College Hill Baptist church was the
slrne of a pretty wedding yesterday
afternoon. the contracting parties being
Mir William Woodruff and Miss Mary
Cecil Miller both of this city. The best
w
maid Of honor Miss Ellen b. Miller,
sister of the bride The ushers were:
Ale.srs. r. +. Miller, J. X. Boyd, j.
F.f,n Shumate. +. y. Miller. =. V.
Rncker. and W. Z. Miller and the cere-
,1ouv was performed by Rev. Leo +.
Pruptt the pastor in particularly i'm
prcsSive manner
Mitchell. nee Miss Mary Otey. daughter
lr.lff Tod n
see her bright face in Lynchburg again.
She is on a visit to her parents
Misses Belle and Lucy Walker are the
guests of NJ IS. John II. Lewis, on Court
street.
Captain Ridgway Holt of the Yellow
Sulnhur Springs, is in the city.
Entries for the Fair are coming in well.
SENATOR HILL.
Senator Hin will certainly be here,
and will make an address at the Fair
Grounds on Thursday, the 9th, after
which he will hold an informal reception.
At 80 in the afternoon he will go to
Senator Daniels. where be will rest
and take dinner with a few friends, and
In the evening return to his rooms IN
the Noryell-Arlington, whence he VIII be
escorted 10 Friends warehouse, where
the speaking Will take place.
Court street was opened to the pubic
yesterday.
Hon. William Murdoch, a prominent
lawyer of Portsmouth, is in the city on
legal business
Captain j. w. Dickerson left last even
ing for n two weeks visit to Richmond.
The Virginia ZOuaves at their meeting
last night accepted the invitation of the
Industrial Society TO attend the Fair
The Roanoke Herald has suspended
publication. There is now no daily Re
publican paper in the State.
Hugh NJ. Dickerson, formerly cashier
Of the Citizens Bank, but lately the man
aCcr Of the Roanoke Gold Storage Com
parry. died in Roanoke Saturday of inter-
mittent fever He was an exceedingly
popular and attractive young man, and
had hosts Of friends, who will deeply
lament his untimely end
Nile. Leonine Flenry arrived in the
city yesterday. She will teach French
and German in the Lynchburg Female
Academy-NIrs l.. S. Mayce. principal
and comes highly recommended.
soME PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Lucy Lewis attended the open
jng Of the new Academy of Music in
Roanoke on Thursday night last, and
was the guest Of Miss Mary Daniel, Of
that city.
Miss Daniel and Miss Lewis occupied
a box, attended by their respective es-
cOrts. MessrS. Penn and Starkey, and
chaperoned by Mr.. aud Mrs Daniel.
After the play THE Soudan, which was
most successfully rendered before bril-
liant audience, the young ladies and Mrs.
Daniel were rendered a superb supper
AT the Ponce de Leon, one of Roanoke's
finest hotels, where every delicacy of the
season was provided for their delectation.
Miss Lewis returned on Saturday even
ing, thoroughly charmed with her Roa-
noke experience She expects soon TO
have Miss Daniel, a reigning belle and
beauty Of Roanoke, as her guest at 900
Court street
Miss Matte Drake is visiting her
friends here.
Major c. NJ Borum left on Friday to
visit his home, in Strasbuhg.
GENERAL EARLY LEAVES FOR NEW ORLEANS
General Early left yesterday on his
regular monthly trip to New Orleans.
Mr. Max Guggenhelmer has arrived in
New York from Europe.
There will be a ladies' riding match
at the Fair if a sufficient number indi-
cate a wish to enter.
Mr.. John Craddock has returned from
Boston, where he has been several weeks
buying for his firm.
Miss Mary Kinnier left on Friday TO
visit friends in Roanoke and Washing
ton city.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Roberts have gone
on a visit to the Richmond Exposition.
They will also visit their old home in
MARYLAND before their return