The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30

morning. the 18th, the bride being Mis-
Grace Warden. a very popular younl
lady, OF that city, and the groom Mr.
Samuel II. Parkins. OF the Fort Defiance
neighborhood. young man of fine busi
ness qualifications, with host Of friends
The ceremony was performed at the
residence OF the bride at A. M. She
looked lovely dressed In an exquisite
gown OF white crepe, imported lace and
pearl passementerie, tllle veil and orange
blossoms. carrying huge bouquet OF
bride roses. The groom wore the con-
ventional dress suit The house was one
bower Of chrysanthemums, the double
pariors being festooned with huge punches
| OF them. The house was darkened and
lighted by innumerable candelabra. At
ter the ceremony a delicious wedding
breakfast was served, when the happy
pair made one drove 10 the depot, where
| they boarded the northbound train for
the Northern cities. Mr.. j. Walker Nc
! Chesney, OF our city. acted as best man.
! Miss Daisy Warden. a sister of the bride,
acted as maid OF honor. She wore
becoming costume Of crepe de chine.
w. II. McCue and Charles Weller left
Thursday for the mountains to take a
deer hunt.
Miss Fannie McChesney is on a visit
to Mrs. j. A. Crawford, at Fort Defiance.
HON. A. II. II. STUART.
The lawyers OF the Staunton bar have
asked the county court to have portraits
OF Alex. Hugh Holmes Stuart. ex-Secre-
tary Interior Judge Hugh W. Shelley and
Judge David Fultz placed in the court
house along with those Of Chief Justice
Marshall. Thomas j. Niche and Briscoe
c. Baldwin. The three last are already
on the walls Of the court house.
"A Carnival OF the Cities" is the COM
ing attraction, to be opened the 18th by
the ladies OF Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION auxiliary. II Is certain TO be
attractive and success.
Every seat In the Opera House was sold
last night for the Virginia" and stand
ing room was at a premium. Large dele
cations were present from Charlottes-
vile, Harrisonburg and Lexington. The
cast was entirely of Stanton amateurs,
and the piece was well placed An invita-
ton has been received for the troupe TO
so TO Charlottesville.
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR.
Secretary May, OF the Staunton Demo
cratic Club. has distributed a very nice
suvenir certificate TO the members Of
the club, furnished by Mr.. Levy. of Char
lottesville. They are adorned with a
picture Of Monticello, the home of the |
immortal Jefferson.
Mr. n. G. Manson, Jr., of Lynchburg, |
Va, having resigned as member Of the |
board Of directors of the Western State |
Hospital Governor Mckinney has ap- |
pointed p. A. Knick. Of Lynchburg. to
fill the vacancy.
Professor Webb, musical director OF the
Virginia Female Institute, has been ap-
pointed member Of the advising council,
in the department OF education, general
division OF school of music, at the Worlds
Fair Exposition. Professor Webb is vice.
president for Virginia Of the Music Teach
ers' National Association.
Captain ]. II. Water, Staunton's chief
Of police, is attending the fair al Lynch
burg
Professor Hall. OF Hungary. is or
sanizing classes in German In the city.
He comes here from Washington, D. c.
ON TO VISIT FRIENDS.
Captain Barley. the retired veteran
conductor of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Dad, has been on a visit to friends here.
lie is looking remarkably well.
Secretary Killam, OF the Water Front |
companies Of Norfolk. has been in town
day or two on business for the COM
ANY.
Mr. John W. Sherman, associate editor
f the Stanton News, returns to Lynch
urg, November LIST, to take charge OF
he business management Of the Vir-
inian.
Mr.. w. +. Sivers, who has been with
iajor Hotchkiss for some time. goes TO
Jew York city to take a position with the ,
cosmopolitan Purchasing Company.
Misses Martha Douglass, Of Augusta
ounty. and Miss Virgie Thompson, OF
taunton, are guests of Mrs. C. S. Taylor
10. COS east Leigh street.
Miss Helen Hutchinson Is visiting Miss
bernathy, IA east Franklin street
Mrs. w. E. Craig. wife Of District At
,rney Craig, is visiting her son at Roam |
Ike College.
The fall term Of the Circuit Court Of I
ugusta. Judge William Mclaughlin, be- G
ms November 1st