The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

d -,ern, but towards eve
nine delightful breeze
eurnng up. which added
>--->555 no little 10 the comfort
VI rf@" ~ the occupants OF the
v cars. and later on when
5anoins Il was even more Tslresulins'
~ Lofel With its SPACIOUS halls ana pOIcno9'
lighted up for the OCCASION az "Su 90 ~ ~ 80
iacent grounds was soon reacheu Wltuou' "a
or accident and the happy thiohs es55S5i15
sought the ballroom. where sgleholuly
waved floor and Curci0's Italian band aWaited
them There with flying feet they neIIlly
danced until III o'clock, when DrleI An1el-
mission for cream and CAKE hHue = nO's
pleasant break after which they huctHS'ou
themselves with renewed aTdOr 10 inc eei-
mar which continued until about ! o clock.
Not only were the fairest girls OF Lyhch,
burg present, but ueighbOrnR clues anu
States contributed their quota 70 renueF INC
occasion one of unusual brilhancy ana un1
alleged pleasure. Richmond nau IoE"'
representative Miss Irene Langnorne' VINO;
arouisitelv dressed in pale pink silk and
null. captured oil hearts. not by Der psIsonAS
charms only but by her natural and upaNecteu
manners as well. New Orleans sent very
charming specimen of Southern beAuty.
Miss Cottreaux. the guest OF bliss 1ucAeI
Clark and the fair bride, herself plquant
brunette and the cynOsure of.eYery eye,
"held her own successfully IA cotelIe OF
beauties one seldom sees surpassed. Inc
figures Of the german were beautiful ana IL
was gracefully led by Messrs. William 0lep'oe
and Ed Fry. of.COyners Springs,
The following is o partial list OF the dancers;
Mr. and Mrs 81 T. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Steptoe Mr and Mrs. G. +. Poole, Jack
Frost with Miss Annie Parker, L. ~. Chlls-
tan with Miss Cora Glass, q; Cs frce WIZ
Miss Lucy Ianghorne. Charles Poole with
Miss Congsr. j. b. Taylor with Miss Mallie
Otev. James Lee with Hiss Lula Glass. L. Il.
Hutter with Miss Lucy Lewis Mr. and Mrs.
William Malone, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Il. II.
Panniu Dir. and Mrs. W. .. smith, MI
Bowles with Miss Maud Langhorue. Wiiliam
Slaughter with Miss Annie TANNER, Marshall
Iaughorne with Miss Mamie HutteT. Ned
Fry with Miss Wexford. Robert Dirom with
Miss Cottreaux. Gay LanghOrne with MISS
Harrison. Darlington Hubbard with Miss
Eleanor Prescott w. j. tl0od with MISS
Lula Miller, Lynch Ward Win MISS 1l halne
Hutter. Bransford Adams with Miss Tucker
Clarke, Langhorne Lewis with MISS Lucy
Hutter. Charles BONNER with Miss Irene
NE chaperons were: Mrs T. D. Davis,
Mrs p. ID. Calhoun, Mrs Charles T.. heaia
Mrs. u. =. Hutter Mrs. John Ii. Lewis. MIS-
J. A. Krise and Mrs g. =. Poole.
The commencement exercises OF Bellevue
High School took place on Monday the 18th
Instant and were Of a very interesting claIac-
Ter. Professor Abbot. the principal OF me
school presided. Mr.. George mise anu
Ianghorne Lewis, Of this city were among
t6ose Who received distinctions. The con-
duct medalists were; Francis II. Abbot OF
Virginia. Robert G. Bagby Of Virginia George
NJ Bagby Of Virginia lbotn sons OF tne Iate
Gaorge Begbv the humorist. and the orig-
rala az 'Neekins' Iwinses'). George q.
Io5er ~ ouisiana The scholarship medal
81 we've Francis III. Abbot OF Virginia,
Charles Nj. Abbot Of Virginia, Francis &.
hT TbS - II cans and Fats" again crossed
bats nj the Athletic Park yesterday afternoon,
and IL required two hours and half TO de-
termiue the issue Of very warm contest,
which finally resulted IN a defeat Tor the
"FatsD n was an exceedingly funny game
aud greatly enjoyed by the spectators al
though their sympathies were enlisted In be-
half of their cOrpulent friends, who perspT-
inely waddled through % the end.
T6e Baltimore Young Mems Christian
Association team has accepted "a challenge TO
plav the University of Virginia team here on
the 22d instant next Wednesday,, and it Is
t,robable that they will also play the Lynch
burg Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION on
DR.. h. O. Owen aud wife have returned 10
this CITY from their bridal tour.
Senator John Vs. Daniel will deliver an adj
dress in Portsmouth on Memorial day Ithe
23th) before the CLUB bearing his name.
Mr.. Joseph Button returned TO the city yes
terdaY from Appomattox.
Mr.. BoothrOyd Taylor is at home again af-
ter delightful visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Payne late Of Lynch
burg viii sail to-day from New York IA the
City Of New York for Liverpool
Miss Irene Langhorne Is visiting the Misses
Hutter on Daniels HILL
Mr.. Mcdonald Of tie Virginian has been
invited TO speak at the Alumni dinner of the
Washington and Lee University, June 10Th on
The Press
The rain having finally let up" for a little
the Rev. DIR. Felix was enabled 70 give the
third OF his series OF sermons on the subject
of matrimOny last Sunday night, and there
were fully one thousand persons present
Seats bad 70 be brought in and many Young
ladies with their escorts were interested hist
eners A shrewd observer was heard 70 TO-
mark that he believed the sensible practical
advice given by the Doctor would have its
effect upon the matrimonial market before
many days, and AN inclined to agree with
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Krise gave very ele-
giant reception at their home on Church
street last night ia honor of Captain NJ Z.
Davis and BRIDE nee Miss Maud Matthews.
The house was decorated ia the most artistic
manner by Emerson, the mantels being
banked with ferns and roses. and the table
adorned with La France roses. The hostess
was assisted in receiving by the following
ladies all magniGcently alfred Mrs. Krise
wore a costume Of black silk with yellow
chiffon and pink roses; Mrs. Judge Diggs.
Wulto DfOCdGo VIII HLumluRb OF OSIlcn
feathers: Mrs NJ. p. Davis her bridal
fress Of handsome white faille; Mrs
featherstone. black silk and lace.
with pink roses. Mrs. Hubert Watts,
pale pink silk and. chiffon; Mrs. Withers 2.
CLARK, pale gray silk; Mrs. George F. Wat
kins. pink silk; Mrs. Thomas D.. Christian,
white corded silk and chiffon; Mrs. Quinn. a
beautiful costume Of white gauze striped
WIN silver Mrs. John billiard, Nile green
eih' ano Mrs. Thomas j.. Davis q black gown
WITH PINK roses. After tarrying with tho re-
ceiying party for some time in the parlor the
guests were ushered into the dining-room.
where an elegant repast Yves served by tae
following wel-known young ladies': Misses
Katie Slaughter, Mamie Black. Juliet Adams
Hennie CheatwoOd, Maud Watts Marco
Jones. Rosa Miller, and Sallie and Alice King.
II was after midnight before the guests re-
luctantly withdrew from the scene of suoh
charming hospitality. Rum RrppfT.
Marriage Bells and summer Flowers.
WIDE WATER. June l4.-Amone tho greatest
pleasures Of our bright June davs ,Sas tbe
marriage Of Dir. Robert stribline MonoIre