The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

bic piano recital at Ialley's conservatory On
Tuesday evening. She was assisted by Hiss
Iva Lawson.
Norfolk.
NoaroLF. Va. April 3O.-Every one seems
20 have suddenly awakened 10 the fact that
w4lAng. dancing and driving are not really
ca ugh exercise far them, SO one and all nave
taken violently % physical culture. Twice q
we kregularly troops the married ladies' mere
as VOL s the girls may be seen walking WIN
firm stride and heal erect IN the direction OF
the Hemingway School. there % see D w
many curious things they can do with them
selves. Those inclined % be stout 90 20 gey
thin. and those inclined % be thin 90 20 gel
stout 10 IS a poor rule that does not wlrk
both way. Thus far the most noticeable iin-
prOyement Is ia the walk If the persons uu-
dcr treatment, and as tul5 10 one OF the things
women are most careless about % 10 delight
fui 20 sec how correctly the disciples ~
Madame Delsarte .oliOw ner example.
On MOnddy evening o charming german was
given AT the Masonic Temple By the NOriolk
COtillCn Club The young aides we're look
ing very tit. and were dressed very DecOm-
ingty. 4 good many members OF the senior
Club were present rs wei as quite NUMBER OK
strangers who added not little 10 tho Orl-
lancy OF the scene. The German oegah ABOUT
I'D o'clock and was led by1lr. VILLAIN Wilcox,
with "a good deal of skill. At u o. clock
handsome supper was served IN the banquet
hail adjoining the ballroom and among the
delicacles were oyster DGtes, crOluettes ana
French peas. tomatoes and mayOnaise crab
saiad strawberries and cream, Ices. bOull4on
and punch.
James y Leigh Mrs. ID. $. Burwel, Mrs.
Caldwell Hardy Mrs. Thomas Wilcox, Mrs.
William Cooke Mrs William Hendreu and
Mrs Joha Vaughan. The dancing continued
after supper until nearly 3 O'Clock, vet
there were many sorrOwiul faces when Home
Sweet Home, was played
Among those present We're. Misses SalIe
Wake. Patty Taylor, Lula Bash. Patty
Selden, Lizzie TaY lor. Clara Borum. Ethel
Balm Annie Vaughan. Bessie Taylor, sue
Yeatmau. Ida White. Blanche smith. Char
l0tte Irvine. Mary layloe, Cecle Bilisoly.
Mss perriue of.hichmOnd, Miss Aylmer OF
WASHINGTON Mss Thomas OF Washington,
Miss Baker. United states navy: Ellie Muir
daugh Myia Vaughan, LAZY rams, susie
layne. Annie Henry, Lillian Archer. Mabel
Vaughan Maggie blamlre. Blanche IlendTen,
! Nina Wilcox. nate Bell. Jennie bldnlre,
Margaret Mreun. Mrs. Howell OF Alexandra
and Miss Alderdlce off Washington. Messrs.
William Baldwin, rank Wilcox. William
White Taylor Iamm. William Robertson. Ia.
f. Baldwin. Meade Osborne. Edward Henry.
Samuel pauniIl Van Weaver, James Robert
eou. James jordan. BYRD Thompson. Samuel
Forbes James Parrish. William Rlddlck.
Walter BisOly. Charles Tenant. William
Wilcox, Thomas Fry. William Wilkinson.
treorgo Davis. Temple Vaughan. Isle
Bamire Ned Wilcox, Henry Thompson,
Arthur Smith Rufus Heath. Robert Wbkin-
son. George Lee Of Richmond DR.. Hone,
United States navy: William Hardin. Leigh
ton HUBBARD hillary Jones, nited States
navy. Sumner Butt and William nendren.
one OF the prettlest weddings That ever
tfff .4lir ID 20
noon 40 81. Iauls church. The contracting
parties were Miss Elizabeth Nicely daughter
of the H0n. John Nicely. OF this city. and Dir.
Albert Powell Warrington. OF winston. y. &.
For s0ue time before the appointed hour the
church was crowded with the beauty and
elite of the city, and Us the holr approached
Mr.. Rankin. organist of ST. Paul s. rendered
some appropriate pieces with ms finished
skill. At 1 o'clock the wedding party marched
slowly up the aisle 10 that grand march from
lohengrin sung by the choir. First entered
the u-hers Messrs. H. Il. Campbell. Lee
Pendar. G.. NJ billiard and Judge w. y. Port
lock. dressed IN black cutaway coats and
lrbt trousers. followed by the maid of honor.
Miss Ethe Nicely. sister ~ the BRIDE. gOwned
ia pink silk and carrying Catherine Alormet
roses Immediately following Miss Nicely
came two dainty little maids or four summers.
Miss Dorothy Dod-e and Miss Emily Bur
wei. dressed i'm white, shOrt-wasted deini-
b
roses. Then entered the bride leaning on the
arm of her fatler and attired ia white silk
and duchesse lace She carried handsome
bouquet If bride roses.
The bridal party were met az the chancel
steps by the Rev Beverly ID. Tucker. who
performed the ceremony the groom and his
brother. Nj. William y. Warrington VINO
acted as best man. Both gentlemen wore
black cutaway coats and light trousers. When
the father gave the bride away the pair 10 be
ioined in wedlock walked mp tho steps to the
d. tai raIl, where the remainder OF the cere-
rlouv was performed. After tho ceremony the
bridal party drove 20 the home OF the bride,
and tle-e va, handsome reception held.
MIR AMI Mrs. Warrington received the hearty
good wishes and congratulations of their
friends aud LETT VIA the New York. Philadei-
phia and Norfolk railroad Tor New York and
other points North.
On Wednesday evening large german
took place IN Portsmouth az the Casino Hall
which WAS attended by great many Norfolk
people. 10 was Jed by Mr. Harry Balm with
n GREAT deal o. style. As a leader this gentle
man is unsurpassed. having the dancers un-
der perfect control.
on Thursday evening the younger set -aye
a german az the Masonic Temple which was
immensely Oh Dyed by all who attended.