The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-18
Observation-Disclosures
x,ryous PHEASANT AFFArHs ~
an PARTS or THE STATE
/. w.ek,s Record Of Dinners hecep'''"''
Germans. Parties Weddings
and an Such Like.

- ,.or our good fortune TO attend
-, ot the Calisthenic Hall on Mon
dov night. It was gotten up BY MIS-
!, Dirom. Of the Reading Circle %
rxine.s Daughters. for the benent Oh ''
~ "a = A OF St. Paurs church anu
,.s successful from start TO hnish -
commenced with a bright little coweoio''a
entitled "The only Young Man ih lo"H'
that interesting and much bese' nun
nal heln- represented by Or. OHui i,, "a,
I'.o,,eor5 and his prosecutors anu "
,,Irers Misses Louise LahshV' ~, -,
wis Halle Hutter, Bessie -,
Nazie Kinnicr. Katy biahc o. "a in
[y,,,itio Their efforts 10 entIaP az -
-, The innocent and unwaIy youth ~
- srsras were laughable lh inc -
-. one ~ the charmers was inN9'--''
- o. pree OF q domestic luih' o''N
-, IA fond OK dancing, skaths' g,
80 S,otbor literary. The last uhuei 'sN.S
= rcs6 Ralph Waldo Emerson "'t
.. 1T diecovers. ere she has Icau
noce that he has fed III u'a'.''' 'tf,.b
aolaces herself with his overeoa', w., =
80 1oft ON a chair when beau"g
ne nae -, 80 md fondly clasps it 20 hef
bosomi The domestic glrl uisc''' ~. .
- tos a fearful cough and preScIlDo' "
-, ~ homemade cordial, but before pc
-, tt,oe 10 pour e from the bo'ue ~
fnrfivclv starts out sac uo0'' a.
rotber than so good remedy shO"'u &C..
wasted. and being like John Nlipiu W."
~ a FRUGAL mind" she drinks II 't.u,
I9ut n Is the widow Gas usuall WIZ 80,
- aet are displaying and discuss'ns
IN sa,..,,l ACCOMPLISHMENTS, she SIT
tipo bv demure and silent IN htI ~ -
Stttie can and weeds, suddenly oeci"!eS
80 che must leave and bears on nv
-, youue- man I'm town. WllilHs C"P
tive in her sable tram. I'D al
,ri,a whole thing was well cast ana au-
,nirablv rendered and the large auul'.'C0
showed their appreciation by repea'0u ~
plause! 49,, celebrated
After the play was over the cele ,9lo''.
speak Sisters" halling from go
,osda their bows and proceeded 10 CIV
80 tbe most varied and enjoyame
concerts ever heard in Lynchbuts' u
AR the skllful management OF rH'ii
older sister and director, MISS ~
va,derpriff who favored the auulelO0
van an interesting account oI
speak" family-their misIoftuHes -
v1clssltudes in early life ana Hii, ,,,c
surnounting difficulties ana al'dlAins 0~I
cess. these twelve younS women - +bat
exhibition Of their respective tdleH'' ''@
was truly remarkable. r.,
Another Of these gifted beings suns
y.pounie. Sweet Bessie" and her syiHp@-
tbeuc and cultivated voice charmeu e'oIS
o., nreeent The ladies who had the en-
tertainment I'm charge are TO be coHsId'u
lated for providing such 1east Oh eoou
things" for the cultivated people VIII a.
tended 49,, coma
The First Baptist church was the $50
nm Thursday afternoon Of one OF 'ne
IN our CITY. The bride was the ATTRACTIVE
1,ounp daughter Of our well-known towns
man MIR. Watkins L. Norman ana the
proom Mr. Lewis Preston COINS form,
erIv Of Augusta county, now of the local
wholesale house Of Messrs GuggehheilleL
q co. Miss Kate Ford was mald OF
honor and Mr.. Sidney Kelly pest h MN
Rev DR. Felix performed the Ger ny
and Professor Adams presided at the
orran The attendants were as follows
Nfies Edna Norman, sister Of the Drde
with Mr. L. =. CraddOck, Dr. w. J.
Mathews of Manchester with Miss KutI
Jennings. Mr.. T. a. Almond and MISS
BESSIE Collins, sister Of the groom MI
James r. Miner with Miss Leila AlInonu
Mr.. Herbert Norman brother OF Ih'
brida and Miss Mamie Vaughan. TIT
ushers. six in number, alternated Il
couples and single file. Crossing In iron
of the altar they took positions ON elthel
side of the chancel. They were: Messrs
Il +. Sheffry. II. L. Younger, G. {. Row
lett ID b. Ryland A. r. CdrrlnBtol
and V. c. Smith. The ceremony over
MIR. and Mrs. Collins took the Norioli
and Western train for tour North' IoI
lowed I'm their new relation with the con
rratulations and best wishes Of host
friends
cards are aut for the marriag
of Miss Norvell Otey, daughter Of Colo
mel Kirlxwood Otey of this city, an
Mfr lanes A Scott at Court-stree
Methodist church, December "a at moor
Invitations have been received in IN
city to the marriage Of Miss Mary VII
gfnia MinetTee, daughter or Colon'
Joseph =. Minetree, Of Washington J.
C. TO Dr. HoratiO Budd Nolllneld, Q
"Wednesday, December 2st at the churc
of the Ascension. The future bride ha
Sraouentlv visited in Lynchburg, and
well known and much admired by man
friends here.
Mr.. b. Il. Floyd and Miss Mary I
NfcGraw were married on Sunday b
Rev. S. J. Liggan.
Rev. T. NJ. Carson has recovered trol
his recent indisposition and was we
enough to leave on yesterday mornlr
for Petersburg TO attend meeting
the missionary committee Of the new oil
cese Of Virginia, recently organized
this city.
DIR. Thornhilrs condition on yesterda
we learned was better, and DR.. Jof
Walker was also resting more quleu
Mir. Peter J. Williams had chill
yesterday, and his friends are solicitor
about him.
The little son Of Mr.. James Lee,
Daniels Hin-Garnett-fell several da,
ago and broke his arm in two places.
The friends of Mr. o. r. PettyJoi
will be sorry to learn that there Is
change in his condition for the bette
MIR. IT. w. wilkins and Miss Ann Al
bier were married on yesterday at q
iatter's home in Amherst
Miss Belle Walker, of Rocky MouT
was maid OF honor and Mr.. Wilkir
brother OF the groom, best man. Mi
Lucy Lewis and Miss Lucy Walker we
bridesmaids. attended by DR.. CraddO
and Mr.. Joe Lacy, as groomsmen.
Rev. T. NJ. Carson performed the ceI
mony, ard a large party from Lyme
burg went over TO partake or the II
tiyities. Among them were Mr. SAINT
Tyree. Messrs. Harry, James and All
wilkins. brothers Of the groom, Mr..
Mrs Frank Christian and St. GeOr
Amber. Many Of the neighbors We
also present. The house was graceful
decorated with vines and flowers, and
sumptuous luncheon WAS served, e
bracing all Of the delicacies OF the st
bon-oysters cold turkey, partrdg
salads OF all kinds, wines, cream, jelli
cakes and fancy breads. The brio
couple left on the afternoon train for
Northern tour. and the Hill City peol
returned home