The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

.ttv ,,,,,eie ~ tho rliruet their gowns
made IN empire style. not lH'ol40.i-3 -.
tler movements. which "olo l h 49,.
poetry Of motion. and acc 80 -.
same number of gallant caN"lIoi' " 49,
manner betting the occA9t"u' - Ii
Lree pants lace RIFLES. dainty lace H"hu-
iarchiefs and chosen" corresponding 70 lne
color of their partner .Iess' it.o" i-~
present seemed im5ued with tue very 9p-.i
oi chiyalry Of Eye olden UAo' "-- ''e o',-f
the lair one leaning on his arm az prncessol
mo r9'pret was led by Mr. Guy Laughorne
and Miss Mamie Hutter. and very ialr 20 look
upon was the young couple as, followed 10y
the rest If the dancers, they trst palu theH
respects o. the patronesses h0stessesl OF the
evening. who upon the stage arranged and
decorated to represent o handsome SALON.
- 0l i0 receive their guests. These ladies
were al superbiy attired IN full evening dress
and their manner and bearing would have
done credit 90 any court in Europe. Miss
Huuer wore q gown OF light blue, demi-traln
powdered HAIR. silver leweiry set with dia-
rorIs and plumeS IN her hair OF same color
as dress. Mrs c. r. Poole with Mr.. Robert
Irn.er wore q gown of Old-rOse silk with
point lace. Miss Jennie Taylor white SILK
w,t. lace and steel passamentene, Hiss Belle
-humate with Alr. Mp. DAVIS yellow crepe ana
aee Mss Annie Hammer with Dir. Bransiord
Adams red gown. with diamond ornaments,
rel uumes IN hair. Miss Ethel Dixon, pale
blue br1caded silk with lace trimmings and
almonds. with Mr. w. H. James. Miss Jen-
a.e Wexford with Mr.. Charles Poole, pink
and blue brocaded gown. with diamond orna-
Meuts. Miss Cora Glass with Mr.. Jack faulk-
ner lavender gown, with ribbons and lace 10
match: Miss Kate Langhorne with W.
S. Faulkner pink satin gown, with
silver passamenterle and point lace;
Mss Mamie Hutter, in q very quaint gown OF
lr0oaded silk alternate stripes OF PINK and
green. with lace garnlture ana emerald Jew
elrv. with Mr. Robert DlrOm; Miss Bessie
Faulkner with Cecil j. Poole, pale blue bro
caded silk with point lace. Miss Elise war
wick. in an exquisite gown of pink satin. with
Mr RisQue Hutter. Elegant refreshments,
consisting If delightful ham and tongue
sandwiches, and coffee clear as amber, re-
freshed the dancers, as well as the specta-
tors. at ii o'clock. and about 1880 Sr Roger
de COvery was danced. young men, malden5
and matrOns taking part. The scene was one
of great animation about this time, the
dancers flying feet keeping time TO the old
fashioned tunes, which were played WIN
right good Will by CurciOs Band, accus-
toned though they be 10 the more modern
music of the german. Soon, too soon, the
command WAS given by one having au-
thOritvn to play Home, Sweet Home" and
the merry dancers oil the reel glded grace
fully into the waltz and IN one brief hali hour
Calisthenic Hall was LETT solitary and deserted,
WIG lIt Ehf tAAD4r Aff'4A~ AAI ft'tttt lA4r
echoes of the silent streets as they wendell
their hack-less way 20 their respective homes,
from which 10 viii be seen that the boys and
girls still stand firm. and there was but one
single hack ont that night.
Mrs. h. y. ii. kean gives her second tea
during the month of February tomorrow
from TO o'clock. and if it is as largely at
tended and as enjoyable as the first she may
conclude that people like 20 accept her grace
ful hospitality. The fOrtnightly Club also
met at tie same house the night before. and
those present enjoyed a rich intellectual
treat.
Tomorrow. at Court-street Methodist
church, the marriage of Miss Mamie, the
.oyely daughter of q. n. Adams, Esq, and
blr Robert Emory Jones' all of this place.
Will DO solemuized. The BRIDE is one of
INnchburg's fairest flowers modest as o
daisy and sweet and pure as a violet adj
mired and beloved by all who know her. and
the groom, Il fne-looking and manly fellow,
is 10 be envied and congratulated at the same
time Iynchburg society Will be out ln force.
as the family IS one of the best-knOWn and
most respected in the community.
There are rumOrs of a reception to be given
by the Piedmont Club some time next week.
Big Lynchburg' seems 10 be yieing with
Little Richmond in the'matter of club re-
captions. balls. DC. The WestmOreland affair
must have been very elegant but we under
stand that several of the members were heard
sadly singing the popular ballad ION. Mhata
Difference 10 the Morning the next day.
RUTH RIPPLE.