The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

II -rf.6 IS q. leap-ye ear entertain
ss7saIe1s~~ ~ ment and many OF
~ the far ones reallz-
inc that the summer is lneag.y over Tue
harvest nearly past uestirred theWselFes
t,r,ake n an accession of unusual interest
There is nothing like making hay WhAe
4be SIM Tor noon shines, aud thls was
emphatcaly o hay ride, and the grl5 were
bert mon putting IN some succesSu!
strokes. Miss Carrie Daniel, daughter OK
our senator and Miss Rosa slaughter were
cbief movers IA the affair, and the loHoW-
inrs bellies and beauX were the happy peatu-
cinauts. Dr. Shelton HOrse.ey with MISS
Slaughter Mr. A. B. Percy with Mss hlnnleI.
Mr. John A. Faulkner with Hiss LmDTey OF
New Orleans Mr. Clark &. Collins WIN MISS
Tucker Clark. Mr.. Dudley Holt with Miss
Marie CottreauX of New Orleans. Mr.. listen
Shumate with Miss Ducy Lewis, Mr. J.. y.
Cbristian with Miss Jameson of Pnliauei-
phia. Mr. ID. w. sale with MISS 1euullo
brentwood Mr.. II. T. Bowman Win SitSn
Conger. Mr. Emmett Council WITH MISS
Lens Collins. Mr.. John NJ. Otey WIN MISS
Stokes Of fredericksburg. MT; Matslal.
Ienphorne with Miss Mary Lee, Dir. 9lu.eS
Strother with Miss Bette Pollard, DlI'
Ianrhorne Lewis with Miss Mhud SInlvH'
Mr.. George Hutter with Miss Juha nleoIu'
Mr.. Lewis Murrell with Mss IVA m1Is .l.,l,
Of Asheville ~ c.; Mr.. Cary LahEHoiHo
with Miss George Morgan, MI Gary
Lewis with Miss Jessie Kline, MI 5Oosu
Fer0uson with Miss Maggie Kline. MI 10.
r Cousins with Miss Alice King. DIT, u.
G Rlackford with Miss Alice Ciark, MI " "a
Black with Miss Eleanor Prescott. DIT. r. H.
Hubbard with Miss Nathalie Manson; M5'
Howard Bowman with MISS maIy ~
Nessrs Booker Clark b. ". Moore D H.
Adams 70. hinnier. Jr.. and j.. y. Jo1lsOu'
Jr The chaperOns were. Mrs. M. a. OhaIl-
bara Mrs John w. Daniel and Miss Ahce
Clark ..,..... .5.o
Encouraged by the success attending the
hav ride. a number of young gentlemen on
Saturday evening chartered ihe stehiD9l
Edith" and gave their Young iaoy iilellIS
a most charming excursion up the river
frbe refresbments consisted of watermeions,
peaches and candy dear TO the leiliaio
heart ALWAYS and under al circumstances ;
The ohaper0ns we're Mrs. Gus. hinnler anu
Mrs Blake. and music WAS fdIhlsueu ny
harp. guitar aud ACCORDION. ,..,
DANCING was INDUCED IN until o httle De
fore " o'clock when Captain John D@Nis
"a Good Church man. albeit one Who enters
into innocent amusements commanded an
aboard " and the happy party Ooeyed mo
GOOD soldiers or sailors the orders OF tueit
sn,,arior % Ger and EN- bark ed Tor home on the
staupch little steamer. Ihegris were; III is7
AfDbn Hammer and her guests. Miss Iaset
of Richmond. and Misses Lena CoAlnS' Lucy
HITTER
Blake Louise jameson, Mary hinnler' Oai-
ne peck and Stokes OF fredericksburg ana
their escorts Messrs. Frank Adams. over
TON billiard Eugene Akers, Is. Barksuale'
Charlie Hammer, Gus Terry, cunningham
BObbitt. MoCorkle, Clark Collins ana Jonh
Davis. r.;..a s.o4os
army. Is in the city. 49,
Miss Fraser. of Richmond, is visiting Miss
Alpha Hammer on DaDlels hlu
Nir. bearing Faunteroy. OF Lyncn s.
passed through the city yesterday en- route
Misses NorveH and Mall;e Otey are visit
ING the Misses Fauntleroy at theT country
home "AyOca. near Dynch's staton
Colonel n. b. Floyd has returned from q
short visit 10 Colonel Adams at Stanton
M MI and Mrs. r. T. Menefee and Mrs.
Jordan LETT Yesterday for the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lewis and Miss
Lewis lett for Old Point on Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Edwards and Judge
Horselev. lett for the same point the same
evening Rev DR.. Anderson and family. OF
Georgia. are visiting the venerable MIS-,
Mary J.. Garland on Garland Hill. Or An
derson has been a missionary 10 emma lot
the last ten years.
Tie annual sermon before the Home
Guard was preached on Sunday by the
chaplain Rev. DR.. Felix, OF the bapIst
church A state of preparation TOT the Iat-
ter endn was the subject, but truth Compe.s
US 10 state that the boys were thinking
more of their proposed encampment ana
the prauarations therefor the last or tnls
week Al the Allegheny Springs than the
theme discussed by the eloquent divine O.,
Mrs Henry ID. Beall, wife OF II. j, beail'
of the Baltimore sun. and their interesting
daughter. Miss Louise. are on Vls4t 10
Seventh etreets Louise IS the DHght
scholar who made an exceptional record at
the High school examinations or Baltimore
recently. and her friends ana relatives III
Ivnchburg feel Justly proud OF her success
Mr.. MOsby III. Payne, OF buchahah' was
in the city yesterday drumming Ioi d
Worldis Fair concert and tournament 10
take place UP there on the Goth and 2ist Oh
tbis month. a large part OF the young
society OF people of TINS place VIII 20 up,
and we doubt not one OF Lynchourgs lalr
daughters will be crowned queen Oh the
Tournament. Certain are We that no love-
ler maidens can be found imam our own
I;1l City girls We understand that Miss
Eatbalie 0tey. daughter of MAJOR Peter Otey
Of tbis place will sing al the concert 70 Do
oven II will be under the immediate
MANAGEMENT and patronage on Mrs. "llil"il
n Peale of buchanan. who ls tie LADY
ret resentative OF the Sixth congressional
district at the Worlds far. 80.
Imong the guests registered at the Hygeia
UotaI Last week from Lynchburg were
Misses Pat and Annie Lacy, Annie Parker
nd Aline Lacay. A..
Tie Blue Ridge Springs give notice that
they will give german every Wednesday
night during the season, rain or SHINE.
Mr. Brown Is model manager, and these
germans are largely attended by peopie
from the neighbOrng springs, LyncuOuIg
and Roanoke.
We regret exceedingly to chronicle the
illness OF Warren Wexford of Roanoke, son
Of our townsman William Well ord. tsq.
lie is suffering from severe attack OF ma
laria fever but fortunately IS at nome
where every attention that devoted family