The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, Nov. 30.-Mr. and Mrs
Watkins L. Norman have issued cards
for the marriage Of their daughter MISS
Ella, TO Mr.. Louis Preston Collins. The
ceremony will take place at the First
Baptist church on Thursday, December
8th. at 4:30 =. NJ
Memorial church. College Hill. was the
scene yesterday of an exceedingly pretty
and interesting marriage, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Howard L. Bowman
a prominent young business man, OF this
city, and Miss Mary Morrow Floyd, the
attractive daughter OF Colonel y. }.
Floyd. The church was filled to over
flowing with the friends of both parties
who are both well known and popular
and the ceremony was performed by Rev
T. Men. Simpson. assisted by Rev. X H.
AGREE Promptly at the appointed hour
the bridal party entered, the groom anu
best man, Mr. Hubert Bowman, marching
down the right aisle. While the bride
and maid of honor. Miss Lizzie Winfree
came in on the left, and met at the chan
Gel. where they were pronounced man ana
wife The ushers were as follows
Messrs. Macon Waller. Jesse Floyd, Pey-
ton Winfree, Walter Ryan, X. II. Adams
William A. Chambers Immediately after
the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman lelt
on the Richmond and Danville train for
an extended Northern tour carrying win
them the congratulations and best wishes
of host of friends.
The First Virginia Cavalry was hand
somely entertained last night by the Fitz
Lee Troop at their armory, on Church
street officers of other city companies
were also present, and after partaking OF
a feast of good things addresses were
made by the following officers Captains
Bigger. Page, Atkinson, Bocock; Lieu
tenants Shaner and Seabury and Messrs
Dornn and Herndon. Everybody had
good time.
There were several pleasant Thanks
giving dinners in private houses last
Thursday evening, at which good cheer
abounded, and good humor prevailed
Musical talent was in request, ana inc
Junior partner Of the Arlington delighted
and surprised a critical audience In
Daniel Hill parlor by singing solo with
great eclat.
Friday a very enjoyable luncheon was
rendered Mrs. and Misses Hutter py
Mr. Washington and Mr.. Wald' OF
Lynch's station, at the Cafe.
Mrs John II. Lewis will give the frst
Of her afternoon teas during the month
Of December tomorrow evening from
to T. She will be assisted In receiving
by her daughter, Miss Lewis, who has
returned from a charming trip TO New
York
ST. Paul's church will hold very inter
esting services tonight in honor OF ST.
Andrews Day, beginning at o'clock.
Major Robert Stiles, Of Richmond, and
other prominent and earnest workers III
the society known as the brotherhood
of St Andrew" will address the meeting.
The public are invited
Very pretty and dainty invitations are
out for tea to be given by the Misses
Jones' on Diamond Hill. TO their guest,
Miss Johnston, OF Petersburg, on Friday
evening between and o'clock. Those
to the young ladies are engraved on blue
Japanese napkins, while those Tor the
young men are on red.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock st. PauPs
church was filled with the elite or the
city TO witness the marriage of MT.
Robert c. Stanard superintendent of the
Lynchburg and Durham railroad, and
Mrs. Lou Belle Langhorne, daughter OF
DR.. William S. Morris, of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Williams. of the Grace Episcopal church,
the rector, Rev. r. NJ. Carson, being
too unwell TO Officate. The bride, who
is greatly beloved in Lynchburg, was the
recipient of many costly and elegant
presents She wore a becoming and beau
tifully fitting gown OF fawn-colored broad
cloth. trimmed with fur a shade darker,
felt hat to match, and carried a bouquet
Of white roses. The maid Of honor was
Miss Woodbridge, Of Richmond, half-sis-
ter TO the groom, and she was becomingly
attired in white broadcloth. white hat,
gloves. etc The best man was Mr..
George Monroe OF North Carolina, and
the ushers were: Mr.. Richard Darlington.
Mr.. A. Bruner, OF Roanoke; DR.. Charles
IL Blackford, DR.. l.. w. Wilson, Mr..
Guy NJ Langhorne and Mr.. Willard, OF
North Carolina. The ceremony over, the
bridal couple took the Richmond and
Danvile train for Washington. They
will be absent a month visiting Northern
and Western cities.
Messrs. l.. p. Stovall and p. l.. Booth,
Of Danville, were in the city a day or
two ago.
Mr.. w. w Wysor was much better
and able to leave his room on yesterday,
and we hope TO see him soon on the
streets.
The Silver Tongue Quartette Club. ac-
companied by Miss Kline and Mr.. Joseph
Craighill. the accomplished boy pianist,
left Monday for Lovingston. where they
will give concert for the beneht or the
Worlds Fair fund.
The Zouaves moved into their new
quarters last night. at their armory In
Dudley Hail. and are very snugly fixed
up for the winter.
Mr.. Edward Craighill and his room
mate. Mr.. Herbert Old. came from the
University on Saturday and spent Sun
day with the family of the former, on
Court street.
Major Peter ]. Otey left the city the
latter part Of the week 10 visit his
DAUGHTER. Mrs. Mitchell, in Pittsburg.
Miss Matte Otey has returned from
Roanoke
Mr.. 4. II. Burroughs has gone on
business trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. T. n. Williams and daughter have
gone on a visit to Kansas City.
Captain Pizzini, of Richmond. and Cap
tain Attkisson. OF Manchester, were In
the city on yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penick have returned from
q visit TO New York.
Miss Annie Allen. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Willie Fleming. In this city.
returned to her home. in buchanan, on
Monday.
Rev T. Z. Conebourn. secretary OF the
Foreign Mission Board OF the Methodist
Protestant Conference. is In the city
Miss Mary Mundy, who has beef with
her friend. Miss Lucy Garland. for some
time, returned TO her home. at Aliens
Creek. on yesterday.
Wytheville.