The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

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III \ (ili german together, and
III \ i peace and harmony
l...N..tJ..l roigned supreme. But
kt.+Nf'..I..3 who IN the presence
-, - OF those lovely girls,
Ns1s..9ssr---lzr' could feel anything
but happy. and look
,-g q, she tasteful decorations which repre-
+l equally the two teams every
..r- was forgotten save the iact that
I .4re there 20 do honor 70 Lynch-
.. fnirest daughters who had conc
..h for them. The colors mingled mar
asly. even the chairs iof the uauoe's
.ra3 with ribbons blue and orange Ior
r,rsitv and white and blue for Washing
r .rl lee. The windows We're MASKED III
.-rr and between them were panels OK
t....r.i white and orange and blue. bearing
.. mou0grams wv. and l.. ana 1. a.
s ...rr devices such as the college yeils'
.. ssmond and bats, balls, gloves masAs'
,.--ss the front end Of the hall was blue
f.-r.r bearing the name Tuesday CluO III
...t letters and even the ceiling was grace,
frr fo.to0ned with cedar Wreaths. dotted
i.-..rl Il ere with rOsettes OF orange ana
OSLO interspersed with loops OF bunting
white. blue and orange. Upon tne STAG, M-
,.rcel u.s. "a recepuon-room. the lady patron
t-ss sat and enjoyed the beautiful scene
before them. l,.-.
TIesouvenirs we're small golden bats direct
f-..e Tfauvs) and encircled with bows OF
/, bon Tie german was opened at 10 L. NJ
SIS ST. Garland J.. Vaughn and Miss Mamie
T.tf.r both Die aud beautiful dancers.
Traf .u... were new and intricate. but such
Nd. tie precision. ease and grace OF the
r..7a-. that no mistakes occurred. even
though the floor was crowded win couPIes
"a, We have never before seen IL No1 DoloIe
O'clock was the signal given ior departure
and even then late as was the hOuI HosI t.
la.4uty was 10 obeyed
The following is partial list OF the couples
r.rtioipatiug and the stays numbered al
least fifty.
r Shumate with Miss Lacy. James Scott
With Miss Otey. A. b. Percy with Miss Cora
Glass. James zee with Miss Faulkner, Irvine
scott To Miss Slaughter. John NJ. Otey with
Mss Askew of Pennsylvania, Ned calhoun
with Miss Hutter. Sandy Figgatt with MISS
Alice Lee Guy langh0rne with MISS hONaru
r Richmond breckenridge Robinson WIN
3Nss Gertrude Howard of Richmond [. =.
lams with Miss Collins Robert Gordan with
Miss Yuille. IS. Z. Martin with Anime Hammer,
Bransford Adams with Miss Lee, William
James with Miss Laura Langhorne' ROBERT
Mason with Miss Camm OF Richmond. robert
Bower with Miss Lila LanghOrne. .. ID. Nler
with Miss Sully OF Petersburg. d. =: "aiAef
with Miss duncan Williams. Paul tdmunas
With Miss Malhe Otey Darlington Hubbard
with Miss Massie, William Scott with MISS
Adams. William r. Abbot Dr. with Mrs.
John n. Lewis Mr. T. r. Hutter with Mrs.
William O. Smith. Mr. Hobson with Miss An
ME zee Camm of Richmond.
Mem0ra day was observed ia oentuug
manner D. - on Monday afternoon, and the
uroQramn -imple as 10 was. elected the at
taoti0u Of ems generally, the porche, uai-
comics. ct. along the route being hled
with interested spectators. The line was
formed u front of the tremen's fountain Oh
Church street, III the following order.
Home Guard Drum Corps.
Lynchburg Home Guard
Virginia LOuaye5
Iynchbure Light Artillery Blues.
tltl. Lee Troop.
aides aud members Of association and citi-
zens IN carriages.
Fire Department
Schol l-schildren aud others on the sidewalk.
Mr Philip St. George Amber acted as chief
MARSHAL aud gallant-lOOking one he made
s.-,sted hy Messrs. j. >. Nicholas John Glass
s.1 Samuel J. MitheIs. The military display
WA very fine and the floral decorations num-
efous and beautiful. The usual route was
followed 70 the old Methodist cemetery.
where the Rev. DR.. George Carter opened the
exercises with an eloquent and touching
r.4ser. followed by an appropriate address
the Rev. Dr. Felix of the Baptist church.
The Iynchburg Gun Club lad their formal
opening for tie season on their. grounds ia
hgerm0nt yesterday afternoon. There was
large crowd ia attendance the society peO-
Die turning out ~ great force. The shooting
Wa. exceptionally good, aud after the gentle
reu were through some of the ladies' were in
ytsl 90 give an exhibition of their skill in
firearms The SilyerthOrn medal Was won by
Sir W. W Dorm. who is
cre X marksrian Refreshments were served
and IS charming time spent by oil present.
ST. Stockton Terry. who IS president OF the
CLUB. was untirng ln his efforts 10 make all
Zee. AZ home and made a most graceful host.
The Tobacco City Boat CLUB also had its
annual opening Yesterday afternoon. and the
occasion proved o very pleasant one Tor all
Who participated.
40 excursion was made up the river (Cap-
tam .lu Davis in charge with fleet of
tz boats. carrying thirty i've or forty per
DDS. including number of pretty girls
Ite return iu tie coOi OF tho evening was
es.ecailY delightful. the lovely scenery. the
tl.r faces flushed with the exercise Of
rowing aud the sweet voices of several
OF t.e lady passengers combined 10 make u
la occasion long 10 be remembered. stops
N.rc lIenuautly made % enable the girls 70
gather fer. IS and Wild flowers. and they re-
tlrleI o. the city laden with their sweet
s0s The boat club Is "a great institution,
a.. numbers among its members some OF our
Ltstklown and most respected citizens.
The Masonic Bazaar opened last nlght M
Der ALTERING auspices and WAS Literally pa
trnleI until late hour. Various arnuse-
uel.s are announced for this evening the
t.ooals gallery. the tobacco table. refresh
uelt5 aud imported Gypsies Tho Queen
O. t1e Gypsiesn is 10 other than the beauti-
o. 1lss Anime Hammer. formerly OF Rich
u.1i. aud delighted indeed are the Lynch
OIL reer- that she has been imported 10 this
cF Send as moro OF the same kind. The
liles WHO are ia charge furnish the most de-
le0ls YaDds and all the delicacles Of the
season. and deserve % be encouraged.
The engagement Of the Johns Hopkins
team t0 play the University OF Virginia here
OBJ Saturday next has been Cancelled, much
s. tie disappointment OF large number Of
people who expected 10 witness tho game.
The Randolph Macon Academy and Roanoke
.ege teams will cross bats here on Mon
dsy ue1t however. which Will be some COM
peas4t.on for lovers Of the sport. good
game ls anticipated.
70 10 understood IN Bedford City that Dr.
T. Cd. Owen. OF tins city, and Miss Nina
Booth. OF the former place. will be married
Isfe ON Wednesday juno 18th.
Mss Cora BramlOrd. a LynchDurg favorite,
returned home last week from Richmond,
Were she has been visiting friends for the
Past TWO months.
cards are ont for tho marriage OF MIR. James
1eonson. popular conductor on the Nor
l,'1 and Western railroad. 20 Miss Lula Bum
t'lner. daughter OF Mr. Charles Bumgard-
Arfi OF Rural Retreat Wvtha county ON the