The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

soclable community. But a. Main-street
peie expresses IT, ono more week OF SAGE,
cioth anu then take care" In and around
DanNliie marriages and runors OF marriages
have furnished the material 10 keep society
talking and specializing and prophesyIng. But
for this what would they doY
There was nappy gathering at Mount YER
non Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday
evening: Inc occasion was the marriage OF
Miss Alya II. Guerrant 10 Mr.. Robert J..
Hughes. The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev. j. 5. Hunter pastor Of tho church. IN
tho presence Of large audience. The atten-
dants were Miss Mauna Guerrant and Mr. K.
l.. Watt. Miss Evelyn Andrews and Mr.. For
ter Guerrant, Miss May Jopling and Mr..
Charles Penn. Miss Kate Penn and Mr. Ben
ton Field. Miss Blanche Harris aud Mr.. How
ard Guerrant. Miss Salie Blackwell and Mr.
f. J. BOndurant, Miss kmmie Tuck and Dir.
Willie Lindsay. Miss Lula Guerrant was the
maid OF honor aud Mr.. Harry Penn was the
groom's best man. The bride and groom lett
by the south bound train - visit relatives IN
North Carolina. One Of the many wedding
presents was handsome dinner set from the
Mount Vernon school. ia which the bride was
organist. Mr.. Hughes IS a young man OF high
standing in the community. and his bride IS
admired and beloved by all who know her IN:
tinately for her many accomplishments ana
her beautiful Christian character
Miss Willie Jehries, Of heysyilie, ~ visiting
Mrs. W. Z. Averett
Colonel J. S. Carr. Of Durham. spent a por-
ton Of the week IN the city, the guest OF MI
{. II. Conrad. 49,
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton. of Wheeling. w.
Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. >. Hughes.
Mrs. John G.. COvngtou and her four chill
dren. accompanied By her sister. Miss Henri
eta Strumer left last Tuesday for Baltimore.
from which place they sailed on the steamship
America for Bremen. Germany. rom there
they will 90 to Bonn. on the river Rhine.
Mrs Covington's native place. The ladi 20
to visit their aged parents. and Will remain IN
Germany all summer.
Mr. John A. Barrow, of Abingdon, spent
the week with his brothers in this city.
Mrs. W. +. Griggs is visiting relatives IN
Winston, n. G.
Mr.. J. o. w. Gravely. a prominent tobacco
MIST of Rocky Mount, n. c.. is in the city;
Misses Annie T. and Jennie Millwood OF
Rockingham county. who have been visiting
the Misses Grggs, have returned TO their
home.
Colonel f. Berkeley. superintendent Of the
Richmond and Danville, spent a couple OF
days in the city this week.
Mr. S. w. Freshman, Of Richmond, was IN
town this week.
Mrs J. Allen Patton and children are visit
ing n Richmond
Mr. J. T. Schoolfeld. the merchant eyangel-
ISL. mas returned HOlao rum NiONp, HAtAD AAS
conducted a successful revival.
Mrs 5. IL. Yates has returned from pleas
ant visit to Greensboro. n. c.
L. l.. c. are the mystic letters winch form
the name of a new secret social club, with
Headquarters on Green street.
Rev w. +. Iillett. OF Vanderbilt Uniyer-
sity is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Marguerite Spencer. OF Henry county,
and Mrs. John ID. Spencer Of Danville. have
gone TO Baltimore to spend a week or ten
days.
NEIGHBoRHooD ITEMS.
Mr.. A. G. Pritchett. Of Whitmel. who has
been quite Ill for some time, Is reported con-
valescng.
Mss Mollie Barker and Mr. Richard Riddle,
of Halifax county, were united IN marriage at
the residence of the brides parents near
Rock Spring church. IN this county. last sun
day. The groom is q prosperous young Hall
fax farmer and tho bride is one of the loyehest
and most accomplished Of Pittsylyania's fair
daughters.
Mir. R. W. Robertson. Of Mt. Cross, who
has been reported at the point of death from
typhoid pneumonia, Is now reported better
and out of danger.
Last Sunday Mir II. Lee Hines. formerly Of
Sunny Peak Pittsylyania county but now
resident OF Halifax was united III the holy
bonds of matrimOny to Miss Annie Belle
Elder. of BrOokneal, Rev. William Slate ON
ClatlLE. Nc NlltNlhllo were a. 4yiiDnot III
Joseph H. Hines and Miss Eunice Pucket
Mr.. Leslie Holt and Miss Lena Hines. Mr..
Porter Hines and Miss Homie Holland, Mr.
lanes Deiarnette and Miss Iona Walker. Mt
Edward Cage and Miss Hendricks. Mr.
Walker Deiarnette and Miss Mollie Rudder,
Mr.. Samuel Walker and Miss Sallie DEAR
nette Mr.. Charlie Asker and Miss Ollie Hen
bricks.
Mr.. J. f. Henderson, Of Kentuck. has
almost entirely recovered from a severe spell
of pneumonia.