The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
Charlottesville

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. THE first
fall german of the University German
Club was given in the Washington Hail
this week. A band of five pieces, under
excellent music. Mr.. X. +. Masons
whistle started the merry whirl at about
8 o'clock. The couples filed by the chap
erons, and they were presented with
souvenir badges, Oh which was printed:
Fall German of the German Club, Uni
versity of Virginia, Washington Hail,
October, 1892" Blue ones for the gen
tlemen and heliotrope ones for the ladies.
The following couples were present:
HampsOn Gary with Miss Lettie Rob
ertson; George Ainslie with Miss Nonnie
Burthe; j. A. August, Jr., with Miss
MOlle Niche; Henry Martin with Miss
Winnie Sears, of Washington; &. w.
Jester with Miss Annie Price; Charles
Mullikn with Miss Virginia Mason; l..
Greene with Miss Maggie Mason; w.
X. Abbott with Miss Adele Burthe; A.
ID. Harden with Miss Judith Deanc, of
Richmond: J. Il. Robertson with Miss
Bessie Martin. of Richmond; Harry Sims
with Miss Mary Randolph; Charles
Woods with Miss Lizzie Niche; G.
Burthe with Miss Nora Moran; Harri-
son Randolph with Miss EStelc Burthc;
Paul billiard with Miss Mary Rhett, of
Mary Howard, of Richmond; Harry ".
Heath with Miss Leila Harrison, of New
York; f. Bates Black with Miss Page,
birmingham. Ala; X. Stefan with Miss
Belle Moran; Bernard Harrison with
Miss Elizabeth Harrison.
Stags-Messrs. O. w. Catchings, NJ.
NJ Mcclure James Rutherford, Aldrich
Burthe, VI. *. Cannon, ii. Ii. Duke, j.
s. Hanckel j. Bryan.
Chaperons -Mesdames Mason, Moran,
Randolph, Sears, Burthe and Dean.
The Hon. Il. G. Marshall, of Ports
mouth, was in the city this week.
Mr. f. IL. Andrews spent several days
here this week.
Mr.. Chappie Jones' who was valued
member of the football team of last
session, is visiting his friends ut the Uni
yersty.
Miss Annie Durrette, of Keswick, is
the guest Of Mrs. Vincent Perley.
Captain NJ. r. Funkhouser. of Staun-
ton, was in the city "Wednesday en- route
to South Carolina.
Mrs NJ II. Carter. of Smyrna, Del,
is visiting her son, Mr.. +. j. Carter, in
this city.
Miss Nettie Thurman, of Rockfsh, Is
the guest of Mrs. j. Y. Perley.
Mr.. Lewellyn II. Lookabill, of the Sun
day Critic, Roanoke, was here several
days.
Miss Julia Gilmer, of Washington, is
at DIR. w. c. Rodgers.
Mrs. X. Il. Turpin and Mrs. G. FL.
Notice were among the visitors drawn
hither by the State Fire Association.
Mrs. j. NJ Goodwin. who has been seri-
ously i'll. is much better
Mr.. Catesby Jones returned to Nc
Cabe's School this week. lie VIII teach
during the present session.
Mr.. Gus A. Breaux, Jr., of the Louis
vile Times, spent several days this week
with his friends here.
Mr.. A. IL. Snyder of the Rockingham
Register, was here this week
Mr.. ]. c. Anderson, OF Wheeling, w.
Va, was the guest of ex-Mayor WOODS
this week. MI.
town. Va. was the guest of Professor
Dickinson this week. -
Major and Mrs. George \. Ferney-
bougb have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Jennie Ash
lev 10 Mr.. George r. Ferneyhough, the
ceremony to take place at "Kelso. near
Stony Point, in this county, OCTOBER
18th. ,.;,,
of the Democratic committee OF iortsc
mouth. attended the recent convention Oh
the State Association here
Mr. George G.. Cumming, secretary Oh
the State Fire Association, was the
guest eI of Mr.. f. J. Williams during the
sessions of the Association.
Mr.. James Perley attended the meet meet
ing of the international Funeral Dlrec-
tors. which met in Louisville this week:
DR. Henry X. Cochran, Of Seven Nile
Ford. was the guest this week of Judge
Miss Ida Bowers, who has been visit
returned RET to her home in Richmond.
Miss Selma Rohr, Of Baltimore, has
returned to that city AFTER pieasah'
visit Mt Mr.. \. Newman's.
Mrs Hugh VI. Patton, Of Culpeper, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Captain T. ;.
Keller. Mrs. Kellers sister, Miss Annie
Reveley. is also with her.
The many friends of Mr. Eastwood
will be glad to hear that he mas SO lar