The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

with an added effect from the intersper-
sion Of electric globes and wax candles.
The marriage took place promptly at az
NJ.
The groom entered the chancel accom-.
panied by his best man, Mr.. Hancock, or
the Miller School, and by the Rev. Ed
mund Longley, grandfather. OF the bride.
The bride entered preceded by the
ushers, Horace Buchanan OF Ashland
and Walter Mayo of the school, who
stood one on one side and the other on
the opposite side of the chancel rail.
Walking before the bride were her two
little sisters Misses Lone and Virginia,
hand in hand, clad in white and yellow.
The bride leaned on her fathers arm,
dressed in jarrett gown of olive green,
aglow with irridescent embroidery, and
changable silk, and hat to match. The
groom met her at the chancel and led her
to the altar, where they were united ac-
cording to the Methodist ceremony. They
took train that afternoon for West
ern tour.
PERSONALITIES.
DR.. James NJ. Rawlings arrived In
Charlottesville on Monday, and is stay
ing at Mrs. II. X. Watson's, on High
street. His health is greatly improved.
" II.
and Mamie Hanckel have gone to South
ern California, where they will spend the
winter.
Miss Margaret Smith, of Greensboro,
y. c., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Perkins.
Mr.. G. e. Caskie, of Lovingston, at
tended Albemarle Circuit Court last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Skinner, of st.
Louis, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Schele DE
We're, at the University.
Miss Virginia Long and her brother,
Mr.. Il. NJ. Long, left Thursday for two
weeks visit in Amherst and Bedford
counties.
Miss Rosalie Nelson 10 visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Micajah Woods.
Miss Salle Bocock is the guest of Miss
Minnie McClclland, at Norwood, in Mel
son county.
Miss Bettic L. Fretwell, of Garth's, is
visiting Mr.. II. w. Hall, Of this city.
Mrs. Chapman Garrison. who has been
visiting relatives near Profiitt, returned
TO Charlottesville on Friday, accompa-
MED by Mrs. George Garrison and Misses
Mary and Gertrude Garrison.
Mr.. Tom Pugh. Of Faber's Mill, was in
the city several days last week.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. William
Maupin and Miss Gable Wood were mar
red in the Chestnut Grove Baptist
church.
Mr.. Jerry White and daughter, Or;
John Williams, daughter and son, ana
Miss Ida Sutherland, of the North Gar
den neighborhood. went to Richmond
Monday to attend the Exposition.
KEswICK.
A horse driven by Miss Maggie Scott
ran away last week and threw her out.
Miss Scott sustained no injuries.
Misses Maggie Ferguson and Bruce
Williams are visiting Miss Bessie Face
Mrs Bartlett Boiling is visiting her
old home in Alexandria.
Miss Grace Clarke, OF tuition. -
visiting Mrs. Money. of Stanford Hall.
ALTON.
Mrs. T. w. Goodloe wns called TO Bal
timore last week by the death OF her
her father.
Miss Lucy Payne, of Louisa county,
is visiting at Mr.. e. X. Mays.
DR.. Z. 2. Parish, of the HOt Springs,
is at The Alton.
Mrs. linda Barton Hays spent several
days in Stanton last week:
Mrs. Lutte Turner left for Richmond
Thursday.
Miss Caskie, of Lovingston, has been
appointed teacher or the ALTON Tree
school.
Mr.. NJ. Coleman and sister have re-
turned from Variety Springs.
oyERTON.
Miss Daisy Howard. who has been
visiting friends in Fluvanna county, has
returned home.
Miss Kate Howard is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Professor Harris Hancock has accept
ed a position in Chicago.
Miss Hester Maloney, of North Gar
den. will teach the school at the Slate
Works during the coming winter.
Mrs. +. b. Smith and family, who have
been guests at Hotel Albemarle for some
time, have returned home.
FABRR's MILLS.
Mrs. Mamie Il. Harris and her little
son and daughter left for their home, in
Kentucky. last week.
Mrs. Susie Drumheller is visiting her
grandfather, Mr.. Moses Fitzpatrick.