The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

Clarence d. Hill, Miss Gracs Mossck Sanks.
Of Louisville, KY: Dir. Thomas II. Ill., Of
New Orleans, La; Mrs. james Is. Hill, Of
Norfolk.
Miss Annie Watson and her brother, Mr..
lewis Watson. have returned from Abiug-
don. where they spent 80 ieral weeks
A months vacation has been unanimously
voted the Rev. Il. A. Abbott by the congre-
cation of the Disciples church. Mr.. Abbott
will spend his vacation with his father In
Craig county.
DR.. H. L. Smith, Of Davidson College, ~
e.. IS visiting relatives In this place.
Aiss Salle W. Sterling IS visiting the
Misses Litohford. in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Il. Z. Glass OF inchester is the
guest of Mr.. K. +. Valentine.
Miss Frances Shaefer. Of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. John w. PerIey.
Miss Hancock daughter OF Captain K. j.
Hancock, Of Albemarle county, was crowned
queen Of love and beauty at u tournament.
at Winchester a few days since.
The Rev. Samuel Smith. b. D., OF Colum-
ba. ). G.. son of the Rev. jacob Henry
Smith. former pastor OF the Presbyterian
! church IN this city, Is guest OF George
Perkins. Esq Mr. Smith preached az tie
Presbyterian church on Wednesday niget.
Mrs. J. w. Marshall and little girl have
returned TO Charlottesville from the Rock
bridge Alum Springs
Captain +. S. Keller and Messrs. Herbert
| Cloud. J. n. Waddell and Warren Cloud
spent several days in Washington this week.
Mrs. 4. $. Keller. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Reyelry, at "Reyel Hall"
Orange county, has returned to her home in
this city.
Miss Leah A. Sesy. a vocalist Of consider
able ability OF Fluvanna county. visited Ter
| brother, Mr.. i. j. Seay at Wrlghys Hotel
this week
Mr. William Dobbins, Of New York. is
| visiting his mother IN this city.
Mr.. William T. Dove one OF orr most
/ popular policemen, who has been suffering
| greatly with rheumatism, has Just returned
/ from trip 20 Norfolk. Newport News,
/ Hampton and elsewhere, much improved.
| Mr. g. q. Rusk is at Asbury PARK.
/ Mr.. J. Edwin Wood will leave on Satur-
/ day 10 visit friends IN Cuipeper
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Perley spent The
week at Norfolk and Hampton. Mr. Perley.
who is an officer in the Funeral Directors
Association. attended the annual meeting
/ Of that body in the latter place.
Misses Ella, Ida and Jetta Jones and
| Nettie and Katie Arundals. Of the Char
lottesyile Wo0ien Mile, are visiting in Am
herst.
The family Of Ar. c. Z. Burgan, Of Balti-
more, are summering in this city.
Dir. g. NJ. Clinedist. Of York. Pa. is in
Charlottesville with the view of locating.
MIR. Owens and family, OF Richmond are
at Mrs. Lizzie Gunther's.
Mr. Q. W. POindexter Is recuperstng in
the mountains lie was quite sick when he
left.
Mr. Joseph Harris. Of the Washington
Post visited Dir. James Perley in this place
this week.
Mr.. spencer J.. Jackson is visiting rela-
tiYes ~ Culpeper
Mr Thomas K. Windle Of the JefFerso-
Man, who has been Ill Tor several weeks at
his home in Shenandoah, has returned TO
this city.
Professor Stonewall Thompkins. manager
Of the electric light company, has been in
New York this week.
Miss Mary Per.ey. who has been q visitor
at the Augusta White Sulphur Springs, has
returned 10 her home In this city.
Messrs. Willie Snesd and Hugh L. Nun
day are outing 40 Black Rock Springs.
Mrs. If. e. harchant. Of tho wooden mills.
is ut the Healing Spring..
Miss Mary l.. Jarman left on Thursday
to spend two weeks ut Swoope. She will
be tho guest Of Mr. Wash Irinble.
Mr.. NJ Leterman will leave Oh Saturday
for Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Fa:ish leaves for Charles
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry N. Tillman. of Staunton. who
has been visiting relatives In this city, is
now the guest Of her husbands parents at
Crozet
A lawn party will be held at Laurel Hill
church on Saturday evening.
The entertainment given at tho beautiful
country residence Of Major Green Peyton,
near the University of Virginia, on last
Tuesday evening was one of the most
charming of the many similar ones that
have taken place IN this community for
long time The drive % the residence was
barftt u,sff a a
picturesque scene. Dancing was INDUCED
in until a late hour by the happy throng Of
young people, and a most delightful even
ing was spent by every one. Among the
gentle sex were: Misses Belle and Nora
Moran. Miss James OF Richmond, Miss
Mary Cochran. Miss W clifford, the Misses
Harris. Misses Della and Ada Page. Miss
Adele Burthe, Miss Virginia Mason Misses
Jennie and Mary Randolph, Misses Lizzie
and Mollie Niche, Miss Bessie Maury, Mss
Mary Price, Miss Hancock. Hiss Peyton.
Miss Julia Peyton Miss Mary Peyton, Miss
Harrison, Miss Elizabeth Harrison Miss
Mia hassie. Miss Johnson, the Misses
Disney.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Ed Baker,
Willie Cochran, Charlie Woods, Lynn
Woods. Winston Niche. L. r. Williams.
Jack Fishburn. Jennie Fishburn, Snowden
Wood. Mat 5leury. Willie Duke, Or. Charles
Page. Dr. Tom Hancock. s. W. Caldbeck,
Ed Disney Leo Burthe, Cary Burtbe VII.
liam Iuttle. William Charles Puryear,
Catesby Jones. Charles Davis, payford,
Williams COttman. Jester. Row, Chamber
lain, Johnson and Anderson.
The Ivy German Club gave their usual
Thursday night german this week. which
was largely attended by the young people
OF this city. among whom Wers. Mess Bes-
sic Maury, Miss Mary Price. Miss Jennie
Randolph, Miss Mary Randolph Misses
Lizzie, Mollie and Eunice Michie Messrs
Ed. Baker Morton Baker. Willie Cochran, |
Mason. Brown. Csry Burthe
A very attractive and successful entertain |
ment was given at the Ivy Hall last Tues |
day night The varied programme was
opened by a piano duet by Mrs. Small |
and Mrs. Mackreth. When the curtain was /
next Withdrawn there was displayed gypsy |
camp amid pine wood. A song "Msrgue- |
rite was contributed by Miss /. Worthing- 1
ton. and then followed charming tableau |
The Death Of Little Hell.o Sir. X. !
b. Worthington sang Darby and |
JOAN which was succeeded by a
duet for violin and piano by Mr.. /
and Miss Maokreth. The amusing /
drama Which is Which" was creditably |
performed by Misses j. Lewis, l. Worth
ingtOn and ). Anderson, and Messrs. h. Is. /
Worthngton and ID. O.. White. Mrs w. ID. |
Taylor gave a charming song, accompany |
ing herself ON the banjo and after other /
music and tableaux came the piece OF the /
evening. Dairy Maids Song and Drill" by /
the following twelve young ladies' Misses /
Worthington o. y. Wood, +. Wood @. /
Wood. 81. Wood. Moon (2). j. Lewis and
G. Philips.
The may evolutions OF the ivy Troupe
their charming faces and pretty dresses. |
evoked loud applause. Light refreshments
we're served during the evening. and at the
close OF the performance great portion OF |
the audience were 50 exhilarated that they