The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

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- Il ~ 49, ED together Iley
NtWUl MN. tT~~,were as follows. Miss
~ WIN fA T-s.Malle Otey. lwned
NVIt rt Vim pale lavender with
StW5I n trimmings OF white
EItJ / hFMlace. Miss COr4nne
rWJ f<C Tunstan in Paris
III ~ dress of white lnuilt
" -fAGas Tucker Clark.
~ - brown and eoru Miss
- e~~-r-7-f ~ Natalie Manson, Is
Z-~TT- gray gown trimmed IN
,N;t,. Me- Dsis, BIeckford, black SIX ana
Set Hiies HALLE Hutter. white muh WIN satin
stripes. Miss Mamie HITTER oectV,illNE - Ir
tune of pale green ana Us iie' roiiovy bro
Moore exquisite gown OF palo IiiC"'
oaded stripes. Hiss Nina Holt. Whlle mum
lfas Gertis lirom. light green Win Boio
fnmmiues. Miss Hattie scott. While' MISS
Cottreaux. New Orleans. pale Olue eoWu'
Miss Bstte Pollard. blue and white or
candle. Miss Mary Lee. PINK ana Wnite
orgaudie The fair young hostess Riss
Lucy LOWS. wore gown Oh "Li'e
br0adc.olh. str6ngy becoming 70 HCI
brunette beauty. while Miss LaheuOIue
costume was of brown and white with WHITE
satin girdlo The luncheon WAS arranged IN
courses and was "a stylish and elegant auaf,
each table being decorated with Qluefeut
flowers; as for instance. roses Tor one llIee iOt
auother and SO on. houilon was lIsl ser ca
ia cups of exquisite china then followed sou
crabs. sweet breads al champghons, roman
punch. broiled chicken new potatoes ana
green peas. banana cream, gateauA hs'oIUe
and coffee olarot being the only vine during
the repast After luncheon. the young adlee
adjourned % the handsome parors Wuero
they we're joined by Mrs. Lewis and her
sister. Mrs Hutter. and novel methou Oh
entertaining and aulsug them 40 the same
time was proposed. They were requested 70
stand ia line and anything pretueI IMAM
their fresh. young beauty as they oDeyed
orders could not well be imagined. Again
each one was directed 20 make the ughest
face possible, as prize was 10 10 awarded 10
the most successful Could anything more
homogeneous be devised Yet u had the
charm OF novelty, and after spirited contest
Hiss Daisy Blackiord was declared the wiu-
ner though she was run very close pardon
the slang by Miss Irene Langhorne so close,
in fact, that 20 satisfy the demands OF justice
two prizes had o. be gwen the hrst - bliss
Blsckford and the second 10 Miss Langhorne.
Accordingly pretty little cup and saucer was
awarded the formers and a mask of bideOus-
ness unparalleled, the latter in neat speech
by Mrs Lewis Just as Miss BlaoktOrd
stepped gracefully forward 20 receive the
tribute she 90 well deserved Miss Cornne lun-
stall gave u slight movement which she de-
clared was accidental lbut the statement was
obviously regarded by many present., knock
ing the cup and saucer 10 the floor and Of
course breaking Il The merry party ap.
plauded and declared that 'Connne had
done exactly right and Just what they All
wanted 10 90 as 0hlh3 ihNo Mt'" Ste
ugier than any of the rest. Miss Mamie
Hutter favored the company with a sparkling
little recitation. Didn't We. Charley and
song. a great fayorte with University stu
dents entitled A Pretty Girl, a summer
Night. from the opera Of Wang.
Among other pleasant social events OF last
week was "a moonlight equestrian party Oh
Monday night last. starting on Church street
aud passing over into hlYermont through
CAPTAIN FeatherstOne's place. thence u w est /
IYhchburg The party consisted ~ Mrs. W. |
%. smith, Miss Lillian Peters, Miss Elise !
Warwick. Miss Lillian Franklin, Miss jamie /
Vaughan Nrs Mabel Stuart. Messrs. Hans
Suhhng @. 81. Franklin. Edgar sterritt. Or.
Craddock. a. ". Lucedo. &. .. Hudson.
Willie Seabury. Edgar Franklin and Mr..
They arrived at the starting point Church
street about ~ o'clock, all delighted and re-
frsshed by the charming ride and cool atmos-
phere.
School of the Holy Cross Will take place on |
June 18th al o o'clock and promises 20 be of
Unusual interest the programme embracing /
a variety of attractions such as Rotations
dialogues hat drill. instrumental ana vocal |
solos. and q selection from tie Merchant of |
Venice. IN which some of The best talent 10 /
tic school viii appear. This is a most admira- /
bio institution and offers superior induce |
ments 90 the best class Of our Irish popula- |
ton.
General Jubal Early has returned from bis
late visit 90 the Crescent City.
Mrs Thomas S. Bocock of Hampton is
she guest of the Lynch House.
Mrs. n. NJ Hancock is visiting her deugh-
tes the wife OF Rev. w. H. ROYAL, IN Apo
mattOI county.
Mrs. D. q Jones. of Appomattox county,
So on visit 90 her daughter, Mrs. @. w.
Hunter Jr.. on Diamond HILL
Bishop Quutqrd. " Tennessee preached
al So. Paul's church on Sunday last and was
the guest Of William King, Jr., while IL the
city
Dr. George A. Kinnear and family who
have been on a brief visit 90 Lynchburg. left
on Saturday for their home in Buena Vista
Mrs Green III. NOWlin returned 10 Lynch
burg on Friday from o delightful visit of
several weeks 70 New York, Greenwood Lake
and East Orange n. j.. as the guest Of her
friend Alrs. Ben amin Shepard.
Friday evening Sir. j.. 4. Hammer carried
Die wife and family 20 Albemarle county on
O visit % Mrs Hammers father, Mr. Samuel
White where they will remain for the sum
mer Lynchburg's social circles will greatly
miss Mrs. Hammer. with whom she Is de-
cided taYOrIte.
Professor s. ID. Jones' principal of the
Southwest Virginia Institute, Glade Spring
sud wife are the guests Of the Norvell-Arllng
Ton for a few days.
Mss julia Sully Of Petersburg, IS visiting
her aunt Mrs. W. w. Tyler, on Church
NNltcL. besides DelUE "a very AbAihIAAfp hA4t I
bliss Sally is an artist OF decided merit, and
her pictures give evidence Of Inherited talent
Misses Heunie and Halle CheatwoOd are
Whiting Miss McClsnahan IL Roanoke
hr + 4. Lee and family are summering at
tle West Lynchburg Hotel.
Bliss Jennie Vandegrift has almost com
peted hor party for Virginia Beach. She
ha. about sixty enrolled from this city, Alex
al1fla and Washington.
Ar j. G. franklin returned from West
muster, Md. on Friday. accompanied hy
Ai-s susie Waldr0n. who ia at home for vaca-
uou from the Western Maryland College
Miss Annie Long, from Nottoway, IS visit
inP the Misses Hutter, on Daniels Hill
Dr.. Mailen and wife, OF Washington, are in
tie city. They oamo 70 be present at the
marriage Of their sister. on YESTERDAY, 10 Mr..
Charles 81. Casey. at the Church Of the Holy |
Cross
% Sunday last Bishop Randolph ordained
ltey. Mr.. Abbitt st Wauenton. Mr.. Abbitt /
II We Baptist minister az Glade Spring who
recently Joined the Episcopal Church.
large party Of young people enjoyed an
excursion % Renseps Monday night on the
steamer Edith Dancing was INDUCED in, |
and music and refreshments contributed 20
make the occasion one of much pleasure.
he gay party returned at night and made
Tho Noble james resound with their songs
4nd merry making.
Muoh ga the raorat 20 Iov vvr,or,,,s rofa I