The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

AfAhtilits
DAvyuIR. Va. juno 3-The social event
OF the week in Danyillo was the marriage on
Wednesday night of Miss Mamie McCarr Fer
rel to blr. /. Darlington Green. Tho cere-
mony took place at tho Church Of the
Epiphany. and was performed by Rev. Edwin
Green. assisted by hev. Dr. Dame The at
tendants We're Miss Ada ferren. maid of
honor. with Mr.. Hunton Green. best
man. Miss jamie Smith with Mr.. b.
A. Hamlin. Miss Matte Clark with Mr.
VIII Scott. of Charlotte. Miss Hattie
Holcombe with Mr.. Paul Taylor Miss
Iiehtfoot Hobs0u with Mr.. Will Guer-
rant Miss Belle lass with Mr. h.. S. Watson
Miss Mamie Frazier with Mr. James \ass
Miss Lucy Guerrant with blr. Joe Edmunds,
Miss Mary Ayres with Mr j. H. bOatwrght.
Miss Ellie Elliott with Mr.. q. g.. Temple
Miss Sallie Hauln with Mr. VIII Haynes.
The maid OF honor wore shell pink organd0
with pearl ornaments and carried la France
roses. Tie other bridesmaids wore white
oreandie and carried maden-hair ferns. The
brides dress was of white french organdle
trimmed with thread lace. She wore also the
usual bridal veil and carried an ivory ritual
IN her hand.
Alter tho ceremony the bridal party were
rendered "A reception at the residence OF the
brides father, Dir. L. T. Terrell. on Paxton
street.
Mr.. Frank S. Woodson has gone to Mime
apOls IN the interest of the Register to attend
tho Republican Convention.
Mrs. l.. IS. Betty, or LyncLburg, has been
visiting friends here.
Misses Ethel Gahagan. Sallie Winston and
Eliza fOwlkcs are visiting Miss Bessie Hen
derson.
Mrs. T.. L. Woodward Of Roanoke. is visit
ing her mother Mrs. CLARK, on Pine street
Miss Powie Cooper Of Anderson. West VIZ
giuia. il tho guest this week OF Mrs. i. &.
Cooper Wilson street.
Mrs. Il. W. VanhoOk left Yesterday TO spend
a few weeks in Leaksvlle.
Mrs. NJ. A. Minis. OF Thomasyille. \. c.. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs j. Is. Harrington, On
Jefferson street.
Miss Laura Baily, of Reidsvlle. n. c., is
visiting Mrs. p. ii. Boisseau on Paxton street
DR.. q. Watson James OF Richmond, passed
through the city Wednesday.
All society events gave way this week 10 the
commencement exercises of the schools and
colleges IN this city. both public aud private.
At each OF the exercises large and fashionable
audiences were IN attendance, although the
weather was at times inclement and the at
mOsphere close and sultry In the halls.
Two baccalaureate sermons were preached
on Sunday last-One by Rev. &. Is. Bryan. at
the Episcopal church. before the DanvIlle
Military Institute. and next night az Main
street Methodist church, by Rev. w. T.. Ed
wards -. d.. of Norfolk, before the Danyllle
College for Young Ladies'.
TN Monday night there was q literary ad-
dress before the Pleran Society OF the same
college by Rev. w. }. Young OF Ashland, Va.
and "A baocaaureato sermon at the Baptist
church by Rev 4. b. Thames before the Roa-
noke Female College. The commencement
exercises Of the public High school also took
place at the Academy of Music.
On Tuesday afternoon the cadets of the
Danyile Military Institute had drill on the
battle-ground of the Institute. and both fe
male colleges gave their annual concerts. The
programmes were very elaborate and the mu-
sic charmingy rendered.
On Wednesday morning DIR. J. s. Felix, OF
iynchburg. delivered tho literary address be-
fore the Roanoke Female College. IN the al
ternoon tho cadets had their battalion and
company drill and ut night the colleges
wound up the session by the reading OF essays
OF the graduates, giving of diplomas. medais.
etc. The weather was delightful. the hall and
church were packed with mass Of humanity.
the sweet girl" graduates were hands omey
attred aid the baskets II flowers sent /, the
front 10 the graduates surpassed anything ot
like nature that has taken place ia this city.
n Tho sttaTRQQp ths cadets had . cQppeti.