The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
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StBunton.
STAUNTON, VA, Nov. 19-Mrs. Will
liam r. Tyree gave the second OF her
at Homes Thursday evening from 8
to o'clock Her beautiful home was
open, this time, to receive the young
ladies and young men of the town. The
picture was one Of the prettiest magma
BILE The myriads Of wax lights, cut
flowers and potted plants; the spacious
parlors thrown in one; the happy young
faces of those who had come together
70 welcome into the society world the
fair daughter Of the house. made a scene
that will not soon pass from the memory
Of the participants. Mrs. Tyree, than
whom a more charming hostess cannot be
found wore a lovely gown Of figured
silk. with pink crepe trimmings, and IN
troduced in her graceful manner her
charming daughter. Miss Eva who looked
so dainty and fair In an exquisite dress
of yellow crepe over silk, with gilt and
real lace trimmings She carried large
bouquet OF Marechal Neil roses. The fol-
lowing ladies assisted Mrs. Tyree in re-
ceiving her many guests Miss Lena Bel,
in white silk and point applique lace;
Miss Willie Bumgardner. white silk and
chiffon trimmings; Miss Annie Child,
blue mouseline de sole. with bertha OF
chiffon; Miss Isabel Mckee. Of New York,
gray procure, Dlue tIlnIluSS hdIeCidi
Neil roses; Miss Mary Miller. gray crepe,
steel trimmings Miss Emma RICHTER, OF
New Jersey, white crepe, chiffon trim
mings and chrysanthemums; Mrs. Ham
mond. black silk and lace, and Mrs.
Henscome, in soft white cashmere, Miss
Aureia McCue, in gray crepe de chine
gown, made g most charming little mis-
tress Of ceremonies. and invited all the
guests TO the dining groom, where an ele-
] NJ served
| lovely young mattresses, as follows: Miss
Lewis Miss Janet Bell, Miss Matte Wayt
| Miss Lucille Kilby and Miss Florence
! Elder They were daintily 'attired in
| white muslin gowns, with wide berthas
| Of lace and colOred ribbons Miss Mar
| garet Mccoy presided at the tea table.
| Everything conspired to make this the
most ENJOYABLE affair Of the season so
far Mrs Tyree made a happy departure
from the established custom in having
| young men as well as ladies at her en-
| tertainment. Among the guests present
were: Misses Young. Misses Elder Misses
Atkinson, Miss Lacy. Of New Kent;
Misses McChesney, Misses Lucy Walker,
Fannie Harrison, Bette Faunt lie Roy
Frances Catlett, Natalie Johnson, Min
ME Bumgardner, Gussie Bumgardner
Laura Taylor, Jennie MacPeck Susie
Cochran, Anne Cochran, Eta Everett,
Of Kentucky; Ellie Stuart, of Wytheville;
Misses Duval, Miss Florrie Ramsey, Miss
Margaret Harris, OF Richmond; Miss
Maude Bryan Of Mississippi Miss Chris
tine Hartman, Misses Baker Miss Minnie
Mccoy, Miss Eva Kinney. Miss Rives, of
! Lynchburg: Miss Mary Guy Miss Sadie
| Willis Misses Morton, Miss Gertrude Abby
Miss Margaret Bagby Miss Laura Fitch
EFT, of Norfolk, and Miss Eliza Shepherd
| The gentlemen were: Messrs. Joseph
Glasgow, Baldwin Wayt, II. Hampton
Wayt. Walker McChesney. VIII Sproul
Captain Sterrett, of the Stanton Military
| Academy; Lacy Gibson, Murray Hillary
| Eugene Hoge, Roger Atkinson, Thomas
| Atkinson, Hugh Sproul !. Lewis Bum
gardner, DR.. Frank reT-er, DR.. }. b.
Catlett, Willie Walker, George Jordan,
George Bell Edmund Moss, Frank Sub
lett, b. S. Sublett and Cadets Phelps and
Shannonhouse. of the Stanton Military
Academy. Quite a number Of the young
gentlemen remained until after the re-
ceptiOn and spent delightful evening
with the receiving party and mattresses.
A very pretty wedding took place Tues
day morning at Christ Lutheran church,
at which time Mr.. S. X. Davis and Miss
Ella Blackburn were married Rev. j.
~ Williams. of the Methodist church.
performed the ceremony. After receiving
the congratulations Of many friends, Mr.
and Mrs Davis left for an extended
trip North. The bridal party were given
a reception by the brides sister, Mrs.
Reeves Gait, on Monday night.
Mrs. George NJ. Harrison and her
daughter, Miss Fannie, returned from
Wytleville this week. where they have
been spending some time with relatives
Miss Nettie Waugh, Of Harrisonburg.
is in town with Mrs. J. II. Newton.
Miss Gussie Hancock, who has been In
Louisa county and Richmond for some
weeks. has gotten back home.
Miss Eliza Taylor has returned from
Norfolk.
Miss Sallie Kinney has gone to Rich
mond to visit the family Of Colonel II.
d. Whitcomb.
Miss Rives, of Lynchburg, is the guest
Of the Misses Bruce.
Mrs. James r. Miller, of Little Rock,
Ark, and Mrs. A. II. Keller. Of Hot
Springs, Ark. are visiting their brother.
Mr.. r. D. Apperson, of this city.
Mr.. Thomas Forbes, OF Birmingham.
Ala. is the guest of Mr.. II. Worthington
Hillary.
Misses Ellen Henkle and Ada Miller
Of New Market. are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. A. NJ Henlie Of this place, TO the
delight Of their many friends.
Mr.. b. B. Eskridge has been sum-
moned 10 Mexico. No. by the illness of
his son.
Mrs. B. 3. Campbell. of Northampton.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. DR.. II. NJ.
Patterson.
Mrs. Frances Heydenseick has just re-
turned from Washington, ID. G. She
went on TO see her niece, Mrs Peary.
soon after her return from Greenland
She reports Mrs. Peary as not at all
worn out by her visit to the icy regions
Of the North.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Young
Mems Christian Association are now busy
I'm their efforts 10 raise funds for the
benefit of the Association. They are in
the midst of "A most charming bazaar
called the Carnival of Cities The
cities represented are: Seville, THE
beautiful Spanish CITY," New Orleans.
"a French Market" Toxic, "a Japanese
citv." Philadelphia, "A Quaker CITY"
paris "The city OF Fashion," Boston.
"5ub of the Universe" Roumania, "A
Gypsy Camp" The ladies are dressed In
costumes TO accord with the city under
their charge. The idea is both unique
and beautiful. The ladies also have plays,
concerts. &C., each night. so that every
body can ind entertainment OF some
kind. A., 80.
THE Stonewali band has been In con-
slant demand this week helping 10
celebrate the big democratic vlctory.
Mrs. William l.. Bumgardner has gone
to Annapolis, Md, TO visit friends. -.
Miss Lorena Undertake Is quite Ill
with typhoid fever