The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
SOCIETY IN OLD VIRGINIA
sxzLs, DANCES AND RECEPTIONS.
Parties. Engagements, weddings, Tsas,
Entertainments OF Every Kind. Fer
sonai Notes aud Social Nswa

and nictures OF Cleveland. Stevenson an
Hi draped in red. white and blue. l
the weather continues good Lynchbur
will have the pleasure OF entertainin
the largest crowd OF visitors she has ha'
for many years, and her citizens VII
see 10 Il that everybody has good time
The streets are thronged, and the balloon
and souedunk vendors are as radiant as
their wares. Pawnee Bits Great VIE
West Show Is by far the most interesting
and original ever seen here, and is q
drawing card. The exhibition grounds
and buildings ere filled with unusually
fine exhibits In all Departments and the
entries I'm the ladies' department are even
more numerous and better than last year.
Captain Ridgway Holt Is chief marshal
and presents a very handsome appearance
on his spirited charger, which he manages
eith grace and skill.
SOCIAL PROMISE OF THE WEEK.
Socially this week promises TO be al
most as gay as the one Just passed.
Last night Court-street Methodist church
was filed TO overlooking with large
and fashionable throng. who were pres
ent 20 witness the celebration Of the
nupuals OF two Of our most popular
and Miss Annie s. Adams. daughter Of
Captain r. II T. Adams, president Of
the First National Bank Of this city.
The ceremony was very imrressively
performed by the father Of the groom,
DR. Harris president Of Richmond Col
lege, assisted by Rev. l.. L. Betty, pastor
Of Court-street church, and the scene at
the chancel as the bridal cortege entered
and 10 the strains Of the Softest sweet
est music Professor Adams presiding al
the organ) took their respective places
was one OF exceptional beauty. First
came four little girls two Of them Sis
tiers Of the bride, Susie and Lizzie Adams,
sallie Carroll and Mary Adams, all
dressed in white, and carrying bouquets
OF white carnations. After them the
ushers Messrs. X. +. Jones, X. G. Scott,
w. NJ. Woodson, Robert Hancock, r. d.
Christian, r. II. Adams, Thomas Wood
son and b. P. Thornhlll.
BBIDI sMAIDs FOLLOW.
Then followed the bridesmaids with
their respective grOomsmen, the young
ladies being attired in white and Nile
green silk, the colors alternating. They
were: Miss Ruth jennings. very lovely.
in pale green with trimmings Of lace and
pearl passementerie. and Mr.. c. s.
Adams; Miss Elite Adams. In white. with
AtA' -. - juice NhlSc lltlliit AltdiWOOus
In green. with Mr. Charles Owen: Miss
Lula Scott. I'm white, with Mr. Frank Jen-
nings; Miss Juliette Adams, In green cher
gown triumph Of dressmaker's skill,
both In At and finish, and the wearer
looking n veritable Undine) with Dr.
Wilson; Miss Janet Harris. sister of the
groom. in white, with Mr.. r. H. r. |
Adams: Miss Maud Thornhin in green, |
with Mr.. Luther Brown. Of Norfolk; Miss |
Gertrude Lee, Of Atlanta. in white. with |
Mr.. Duval Adams. Miss Fannie Thorn
hill, the maid of honor, was a sweet
picture OF girlish grace as she walked /
alone up the aisle preceding the bride.
who in a superb gown of white satin.
with hiCh-cut bodice and long sleeves.
the perfection Of good form. entered the
church on the arm of her father. the
orange wreath in her hair and the flowing
veil over her fair young face III en-
blems Of the innocence and modesty
which have always characterized her.
even as a child.
GROOM AND HIS BROTHER
The groom and his brother, DR.. w. A.
Harris, Of Richmond, who acted as best
man. met them at the chancel, and the
ceremony over, the bridal party left in
Inverse order.
An elegant reception at the home Of the
cride' on Daniels Hill, followed, at which
were present a large number of relatives
and friends. The spacious house was
,hrown open from top TO bottom. and pre-
'ented with its lofty rooms and large halls
elegantly furnished and taste fully deco
'a'eu Tor the occasion. a scene Of bril-
nancy unequaled in the annals Of the
lill - INC
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
The bridal presents were numerous and
'ery handsome, and gave evidence of the
lish regard in which the young couple
ire held /
Mr. and Mrs. Harris took the North {
'ounu richmond and Danville train for |
northern tour. They Will return nv
way Of Richmond. where they will visit
ne family Of the groom
On Friday evening last Mr. and Mrs :
lacy gave a reception to their married
rlehus' which was largely attended and :
lshiy enjoyed Miss Moore their Young
uest from Fauquier, is with them still
no mas made a charming impression =
pom me Hill City people Miss GRAY
iorehead and Miss Lady Hobson are ,
$50 uenshting land breaking) the hearts
Z q many ra Ihey are with Miss Lucy Lewis, Y
y Court street.
PRETTY WEDDING. i.
Ihere was another pretty wedding near
On yesterday. About noon | IL
ANY friends and relatives assembled \
the residence OF r. c. Burkholder, ESQ. q
Ear the city. 10 witness the marriage Of
ISIS Mary j. Burkholder to Mr.. #. S. II
arrlson. The attendants were. Miss b
ia Gunn with Mr.. William Cobb Miss
allie Burkholder with Mr.. Lee Davis N
10 MISS Edna Burkholder with Mr. ii
arence Crumpton. After a delightful W
hcheon' Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison. fol- W
wed py congratulations and best wishes
IL Tor their North Carolina home. h
PERSONAL NOTES. az az
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Thraadem or6 ID
Uses Alice and Lille Jones left yester- n
" for Petersburg. -
MI j. j. Roberts left for Baltimore YES &,
reay. where he will be united In mar
age to-day TO Miss Marie Newbauer of .,
at city. He was accompanied by Mr.. 80
M Newbauer OF this city, brother Of
e bride-eect. 49,
hr' W. Binford Gambler. n weu-known ~ ~
sident OF Caudler's Mountain. died early
sterday morning aged seventy years la
alAs Eileen Gimer. Of Roanoke. IS Wis
ng Miss Mary Kinnier. Main street. ~
@orinne played here last night 10 p,
Sc and well-pleased audience Her
'ther and herself attracted much atten- ca
u Yesterday morning. in driving about 10
town taking In the sights Corinne :
de bright and attractive picture ana of
ked exceedingly chic. with a beanning ~
ne RED derby on and feather boa 81 :
ana black The society girls many ~ laf
ON were cut on the streets. went quite ~
q ABOUT her. and thought her too cute \
anything" O"'e d.
ION j. Thompson Brown, of Bedford \
AeTe' ana many other people from thai Z