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

I1lNI/JNl that i IS Tho calm be-
IAN VliNl fore tho storm" a. we
ltjEN.#NS hear OF numerous we'd
yGSM\N dings. receptions. lunch
lANITA x cons and parties of
INNVNdJNNI y various kinds TO take
NNN(eNN,-5NA,. g. place Immediately after
lNlNVANs 44 Easter.
llNNAWNNA ~ To have seen the eager
iWANiNNttlACJ faces OF the many beau
tNlNfNNINHNN y Niul maids and matrons
ltVlitNsNfC4\, hurrying to and fro
lNNlA,lNplN)o on tho streets to-day
Nl\NNNNNNANN from one millinery open
.Nt.NNA,iNNkLgS ing to another. the most
= l-sA-XaA1l43y casual observer would
layo come 20 the conclusion that the long
season OF penitenta fasting and seclusion
must be almost ended and tho roign OF
ravetv. bright cOlOrs and loyousncss gen.
orally. both IN dress and demeanor, about
20 begin This is as il ought TO be. for
with tho advent OF spring and the
looseninC Of winters Icy fettcrs the spirit
should re dice and cast aside all thoughts OF
sadness and depression, seengin the renewed
Verdue OF the grass, the budding oil tre.s ana
flowers. hitherto apparently dead ana lileles''
cause for hone and encouragement iOr the lu-
trre resurrection OF the body. This Is some
what Of adigression fora letter. purporting 10
be devoted especially 10 society items noV
even society people think sometimes a.
though they are not usually credited WIN
having any ideas except OF q frivolous H"-
turo.
Isn't Il singular what curious opinions some
truly excellent people have of others Whon
thew are pleased T. style worldly anu
tnrkthoy lthe class mentioned Will Do IRE
treyabiy lost. because they dance, anu me
&C. or 20 to the opera and theatre Anu
AGAIN they fnercifully condemn a woman LOT
r.aI.r.~ul.fa which beng tNDlAlUol
means one who is particular as 70 the mate
rial and fiji of her clothes, and aohors any
t.ing inc0ngruous and ugly IN either.
always feel uneasy about MEMBER or the
sex who shows AN indifference 10 Deauluui On-
,e.ts whether IN nature or art. Commend
ma 10 a woman who appreciates a love Of a
lonnet." delicate underwear and wel-htting
dresses, They are either more or less than
lunan who profess indifference 20 them
Carls have been received in Lynchburg by
arrmler OF friends % the marriage of Mss
Iva Flanagan, of New ork. daughter Of W.
T Flanagan. ESQ. Of that place and Mr..
Ueuan Judd Redhed, also of New York
ma fair brideelect is well known in orr
Town having visited Miss Halle Hutter and
Nr. John IA. Lewis several times during the
r..t two years, and bY her winning and at
fr.rtivo manners made for herself many ad-
urers and friends.
Nr Redfeld is TO be congratulated. and we
hone viii not be averse 10 bringing his bride
AGAIN 10 Virginia in order that we may all see
for ourselves the fortunate rival who bore on
tfelrile over so many competitors here. Inc
-,iarriare will take place at All Angels church
ON Tuesday evening. April 18th. at $50 o'clock.
and he followed by reception az the home OF
the brides parents. 223 west Seventy Irst
street from until II o'clock.
We hoar of a recherche entertainment to
be given ly the gun club OF this city some
time in the near future al their quarters
@ 1r-t. ON the line of the electric
railway Ia Riverm0nt. The club IS COM
fo-ed of some OF our most influential citl-
Srs sreh men as DIR. StrOther. VII DOrnin,
l.ter Otev. Writ Norris. stockton Terry.
laws Christian and others. knowing tins
Vve ,redict q delightful time for all the indies
Crho Will be present for. OF course. they are
como 10 have the ladies' We suppose from
what we have learned that 1t Will
hs in the afternoon, one OF these
lovely evenings that we have had several
of lately. when even 10 live IS a pleasure,
ana TO expand ones lungs "a that charming
Tiverwont air. a delight. BY the way,
wonder If the sage, gray heads VINO hr5t con,
csived that Grand scheme. and later, carried
il into effect ever dreamed OF the pleasure
thew were giving to the young people or the
community. The brdge ITSELF VIII .ia 'els-
ant sidewalks and carriage ways anu lhe
rracnifceut sunsets 20 be seen from the sum-
rrif of the hill Just beyond, is q iaVoHie
1ioveris wolk'-and by common consent Is
nermitted by the most prudent OF mamlnas
and chaper0ns. being brilliantly Illuminated
bv electric lights until IL o'ClocA every n's1D.
Tvnchburg doctors say that the I'M CITY
,,eo1le are ENJOYING exceptionally good health
~ the present time. - O., e.. -;o;.;.-.. ~. -
Misses Holt on Diamond I'LL.
Miss Salhe Coleman, charming young
lady. of Danville. who has been Nlsltihg tne
family of Professor Miller, OF tins city, lett
.--,i 1ove 400 for Chatham, much TO the
3ir r l. Norven. Of this city left yester-
dav via tho Chesapeake and ONO for Staun-
1ir Arthur Taylor. associate editor of the
stanton News, IS on visit here TO bis
Nil" Miss Bettio Ravely, Of Radford. has re-
turned 10 that city after an extended visit 20
Lynchburg relatives.
Major Samuel Griffin, Of Bedford City, is in
the city.
q be able 70 sit up.
DR. O. NJ. Blackford has been elected q
member of the Reform Club of New lOrk.
Randolph Harrison. Esq. returned from
Charlest0wn. w. Va, yesterday
NE architects and builders Of this city all
sneak hopefully Of the prospects for a good
business in their line on the full opening OF
Tne regular meeting of the Fortnightly
Club was held last night at the residence Of
Camilus Christian. Esq, on Court street.
Owing 10 the rain the attendance was not as
large as usual.
The essayist Mr.. William Nelson. was pre-
vented by sickness from attending. but his
paper was read by friend, being a very
clever discussion OF The Effect of the Drama
Tpon Morals The other proceedings We're
OF the usual order SO
Of tie season. will he devoted to the con-
sheraton OF the best methods OF conducting
torary club
Superintendent Massey IS In the city and
vii visit the public schools here to-day.
Ile baseball season viii be opened IN this
city Saturday by game between the beAe-
vles and home nine.
Small whist parties are very popular lust al
this time A very pleasant one occurred last
uielt at the residence OF Major J.. >. Hutter,
Miss Juliet Adams. Mr. Guy Langhorne, Miss
Hutter and MI Robert Olson being at one
table aud Mrs. II. Duval Adams. Miss Mamie
Hltter and Mr. Edgar Vaughan ut another.
Much 70 the regret Of many TRENDS mere, Ar'
Vaughan left our city this morning Tor itch
moud He is engaged with Dunn meIcan-
tile agency. and we bespeak for HIM, DOH III
social and business circles. tho goodwin Of
tie Richmond people. Ruth I'lff-A'
Petersburg.