The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
SOCIETY IN THE STATE.
WHAT Is NOW ISTEREsTING TIE
rAsHIoNABLE WORLD.
weddings Are the Chief Events OF the Sea-
son, But Parties, Balls, Germans Ban
Duets and Games Follow Close.

house tUlAN Msll ny thc Houhb A''"
~ this city, I'm honor OF Miss Mamie
s,abury. OF Norfolk. and Miss Annie
l.eich Camm. OF Richmond. two fair
strangers who are visiting friends here.
Tho dance was gracefully led by Mr.
lohn NJ. Conway. and the following cou-
plos participated. Miss Parker Herndoh
,...b Mr.. John NJ. Conway. Miss Mamie
So. hurry Of Norfolk with Mr.. J. 5. Wal
,s.o Miss Annie Leigh Camm OF Rich
,,.r8 with Mr.. Charles Hurkamp. Miss
,,yz,e Hurkamp with Mr. L. Hay Talia-
f..ro Miss Flora Stokes and Mr.. IL. l..
tl-fare Miss Mamie Gray with MIR.
,,~~.rce r.. Howard. Mrs RugRles Talia-
(., with Mr.. W. Hunter Taliaferro,
~ Mary Fitzhugh with Mr.. w. Il.
,.r Miss Louise Fcrneyhough with
,t,ors E,kcnrode Miss Lulie Young
., tfr %. II. Herndon, Miss Jennie
,,..t,. Nth Mr.. John White. Jr.. Miss
NJ '' ,,,rs,ce with Mr.. w c. Morris,
90 Zfsry Johnson with MIR. James
~. ,.~,. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Harry j.
Mrs vs.. 5. White, Mrs X. c.
C.-cv. a number OF stasS ana invited
N.s we're present The costumes OF
tt,5,se were charming. and the even
tr,. oas most enjoyable one in every
elegant entertainment was given
ts. evening from 10 by Miss Mary
r.r,rrrsou 10 her numerous friends at
nor home on Is street. Miss Thompson
was assisted In receiving by Miss
I,@rri. Thompson. Miss Flora Stokes,
al Miss Mary Fitzhugh. The
..elon was pink tea, in
t...r Of Miss Thompson's birthday. and
t.,re were many callers. The rooms were
beautiful. the decorations being In pink,
and amid the environment of soft lights
and fragrant flowers. the occasion was
a- br.eht as il was happy
Major Henry Byrd Lewis, Of King
george county. and Mrs. Archibald Car
lrla Fairfax. Of Baltimore were married
lis. Tuesday I'm the latter city Rev. Dr.
prlrl officiating. Immediately after the
ceremony Major and Mrs. Lewis left for
.ceve Manor" in King George. where
they will reside. Mrs. Lewis was for
nerly Miss Lena Redwood. and the
widow of the late a. c. Fairfax, Of
Maryland. Major Lewis is prominent
citizen of his county. and a great grand
son II Bette Washington. who was the
sister Of George Washington. first Presi-
dent Of the United States.
Hiss Maggie Shepherd has returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Herndon left this week
for New York. where she will remain
some time the guest Of friends.
Mrs Brainard H. Warner, Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
g. X Phillips. on y street.
Hiss Mamie Little left Thursday TO
visit friends in Washington.
Miss Rebecca Smith is in Charlottes-
Vile on q visit 10 the family OF her
brother Rev James z. Smith. d. d.
Miss Kate Hurkamp left this week for
a visit 10 friends IT. Washington. D. c.
Mrs Olivia ]. Braxton. Of Richmond
county. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
N O. Hall. ON Ninth street.
Mrs Emma Gordon, Of Mountain
View" Stafford county. is visiting friends
On Richmond.
MS. D. r. Rowe has returned from
visit 7, friends ia Washington.
Miss Mamie Ball has returnd home
from a protracted visit to friends in the
Valley Of Virginia.
Mrs. j. W. Gibbons, Of Middletown, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Revival services are now in progress
al the Baptist church. Beginning Monday
nieht. Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, d. D., Of
baltimore. will assist the pastor, Rev.
T. s. Runaway, -. d. DR.. Wharton
is one Of the most eloquent divines in
the country. and the church building, al
though a very large and fine structure,
will be inadequate to seat the large
crowds who will gather TO hear him.
Mr. Fielding Lewis, a prominent young
lawyer of King George county, left this
week for Indian Territory, where he Will
iu the future reside.
Miss Bessie Palmer, Of West Point. Va,
s. the guest Of Miss Emma Davis, in
this city.
AIR David Millhouser, of Baltimore. is
visiting his parents on street.
Miss Fannie Mason has returned to her
home in ttis city after pleasant VISIT
10 friends i'm Washington.
Air. and Mrs John Davis. who have
been visiting relatives here, have return
cd To- their home in Washington, d. c.
Mr. T. W. Hicks. Of Richmond, spent
several days here this week.
captain W. NJ. Grafton and wife, who
have been visiting their relatives, Mr..
j. VI. Crmchncld and family, on
street. left this week for their home in
Scwickley. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Carmichael have
returned from an extended bridal tour.
Mr. 4. NJ Honey. Of Washington, y. c.
has returned 10 his hone in that city
after q visit Of several days to friends
in this section.
SIR. NJ. h. Mills. OF Richmond was In
the city this week.
Miss Lizzie Jones. Of Caroline county.
S. visiting relatives and friends In this
CITY.
3ir Philip !. Taliaferro Of Richmond,and
Ms Carrie Triplctt daughter OF MI
g. s. r. Triplett, Of CulpeTer county
were married in that county last Wed
nesday.
Messrs. II. NJ. Nottingham and a. d.
Alexander. OF Michigan arrived mere TINS
week. and will permanently reside on
the Babcock farm. about three miles
from this city. in Stafford county
Colonel A. G. Dickinson Of New York,
president Of the Southern Society or that
city. Is among our prominent visitors
this week lie is a guest Of his brother
Major Allen Dickinson, on 3 street. Col
onel Dickinson is a native Of this county
and a frequent visitor to this city, where
h has many friends. lie contemplates
spending the winter in Richmond.
Mr.. William J. Hicks. Of Orange, and
Miss Susie NJ Dunaway, of Louisa coun-
~ were married last Tuesday at the
reeidence OF the brides father, in the
latter county. Rev. J. Q. Rhoades Off
clating.
Dr. J. Edward Tompkins and wife.
whose marriage took place few weeks
seo I'm Lynchburg. have returned from
their bridal tour. and VIII reside III TINS
city.
Miss Rebecca Lewis. OF Locust Dale.
Orange county, is the guest Of her rela-
uyes. Councilman NJ. G.. Willis and lam
ly on & street
Dr. Randolph Carmichael, formerly OF
This city. has been elected surgeon or
the camp Of Sons OF Confederate Vete-
rams in New York city.
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