The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

ihb party were III tAUulSlLt ldSit ana iDl
ably elegant, and were as follows: Mrs
George w. Fleming, the hostess. cream
brocade. moss rose bud trimmings; Mrs
Frank Peyton Fleming, was attired In he
wedding dress Of colOred armure. lilies OF
the valley and diamonds: and Mrs. Ma
son, Of Baltimore. mother Of the bride
wore black velvet en- train, jet and lac.
trimmings, and looked very handsome
Mrs. William r. Shields. Of Lexington
black silk, pearl ornaments; Mrs. George
p. Watkins, pink and gray Ga most be-
coming combination) and diamonds: Mrs,
John w. Diilard, black and yellow, dia-
monds; Miss Lizzie Winfree. green silk,
point applique lace: Miss Eliza Payne,
gray silk; Miss Bessie Mahood, of Wash
ington, green SILK, trimmings of chiffon:
and Miss Ottie Fleming. Of Richmond,
white bengaline and diamonds.
Five charming debutantes served salads.
coffee and chocolate. fruits. creams and
1ellies In the dining-room. and after the
inner man was duly refreshed, the rest
OF the evening was replete with social
enjoyment. the trained quartette. COM
posed OF Mr.. Dan. Walker, Mr.. Ford,
Mr.. Black and Mr.. Walke Pottiiohn,
adding no little to the occasion by their
singing. II was with reluctance that the
guests dispersed about 1870. unanimously
declaring Il one Of the most delightful
events Of the season.
Mrs. and the Misses Hunter held the
third Of their December teas on Wednes-
day. the DIST. from 4 10 6 o'clock. They
were assisted in receiving by their guest.
Miss Lizzie Bariin OF South Carolina.
Miss Lucy Lewis. Miss Jennie Wexford.
the Misses L|anghOrue. Misses CheatwoOd.
Miss Mary Lee. Miss Lula Miller. Miss
Gertrude Howard Of Richmond. Miss
Lizzie Button and Miss Winnie Sears Of
Charlottesville Miss Len Collins and
Miss Inlogen Yueilie.
\ merry evening was spent by those
who remained after the callers had left.
Music. both vocal and Instrumental.
Rotations. amateur acting and other
amusements were INDUCED i'm.
The War Of the Roses resulted most
beneficially. we understand. for the Col
lege Hill Baptist church. I'm whose be-
half it was waged. Mrs. Henerman and
her able staff officers deserve all praise
for the manner i'm which the campaign
was conducted and upon its successful
issue. The resignation Of the Rev. James
II. Williams from the past0rate Of Grace
Episcopal church, Diamond Hil, is a mat
ter of general comment and regret. He
preached his farewell sermon on Sunday
last. but made no ~allusion to the sever
ing Of his relations with his charge. The
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd. of Abingdon. is spoken
OF as his successor.
Miss Jennie Nandegrift gave an enjoy
able soiree at Calisthenlc Hall last Fri
day night.
General Early returned from New Or
leans last Thursday, after a two weeks
absence.
Professor Taylor Thorn gives his courth
lecture tonight. his subject being 'Th
Light OF Asia"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. stanard have re-
turned from their bridal tour and taken
rooms at Or. j. l.. Watkins, in Durham.
until their home on CasWell Hill is COM
plcted.
Mr.. John Y. Haythe, formerly Of Lynch
burg, but now of Buena Vista. is IN the
city.
Mrs. J. H.. Graves, Of Plttsylvania. was
In town yesterday.
Miss Louise Brander. Of Richmond, is
Miss Norvell Otcy.
Mr.. r.. j. Bower has returned home
rom the West.
Mr.. J.. A.. Faulkner was in Washington
Judge j. D. Horsely left for his home in
Nelson county yesterday.
Mir. and Mrs. Preston Collins have re-
urned from their bridal tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burks were in town
lst week.
Faust at the Opera-House last night
rev a large crowd. Tho parts were well
AIKEN, Mr.. Morrison at his best, and Mar
u"rite, sweet and innocent. won all
carts. b
The Authors Club is to be revived. and c
i'll be r"eorsauized by Mrs. STROLLER and v
its first meeting the first week in
inuary. u
Miss Winfrcd Sears. OF Charlottesville. -
In the city, the guest Of the Norvell- y
Ellington. "
Miss Maud Jones. 81 Baltimore. Is visit u
= Miss Juliet Adams. on Daniels HlL. X
Miss Graham, Of Lexington, is In the 81
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Mrs. Biedle. OF Baltimore. is visiting her Y
mt. Mrs. Or. pitman. on Church street =,
and Mrs. Phil Krise went on sat =
day to visit their son al the University =
Virginia.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Dr.. G. 81
Aven, Of Bristol. ana Miss Mary 81
isen, Of Washington. d. e.. q
Harry Coleman. OF the Roanoke Il
mes, was in the city yesterday.
Lucy Lewis will visit her cousin. y,
ISL Irene Langhorne. Of Richmond. after n
-
Misses Mollie and Nina Wlthers re- =
rned 70 their home In Itustburg on Mon ~
lr. Randolph Harrison has been absent 81
I'm the city on a visit 10 his sister near
Ferry.
The Fortnightly Club will be revived for
2 season in a few days.
t. Iauls church will be decorated this r.,
ek for Christmas. ~
lr. and Mrs. j. F.. A. Rose and Miss III
.Ssle Preston, Of Lexington. are ston- u
~ at the Noryell-Arlington. Mr.. Rose m
u open an architects Office In this city al
.er the LIST OF January. In
IT. George Darlington. Who has been po
re SICK at his home in Rustburg has IA
10 the city sufficiently improved
to resume his accustomed duties 30
n Watts. Christian d Watts. dc
his noon at Court-street Metbodfe. 10
iIcn MT James a. Scott and Mis- "
ryelI Otey' daughter of Colonel Kirk ini
Ctey' were married IN the presenc. bl
a large and fashionable assembly de
e Hldla or hOnor was Miss Mallie Otey I'M,
ISM OF the bride. and the best MAJ W
w. Duval Adams. The Rev. Powell ~
performed the and 81.
ushers were as follows: JOAN NJ vi
~ Alfred Percy, l.. b. Morris. Dan III
es, stuart Walker. T.. G.. Edmunds tn.
II. j.. Adams. COlston Blackford y III
Christian and c.. $. Adams. A. tbo
Of the ceremony the brldai +
" and a number OF invited quests
aired TO the home Of the bride on
irt street where a sumptuous luncheon
lited them. Alr. and Mrs. Scott were
recipients OF many costly and elegant
which attested the regard IN
they are held by their many friends
L. They left on the , osclook f,,f,