The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR.
.ooJ1L JoTTTNes FoR THB WEEK.
Just pant.
,,...a who Have Retarned-HappenisE
In the East Emd-.Generaliues about
Names We Know.

,,,aame Rumor has a number OF inter-
,.,ire things 20 say regarding ths work
- ,be small GOD at the White this past
,.,.,,scr ana II she Is 20 oe reilea upon,
,is erergy cannot have been greatly ar
,..,ea by the torrid temperature. In
s,.5 from the nature OF the rumo.s II
,.,.Is seem that a combination OF noun
cain scenery. summer weather aaj s"-
...~ e,ris is a peculiarly oxhilsra'ir one
a.. aim The I'd resort % south srn re-
Cr.mont and grace has witnessed the m
lIsl scenes la many romance. ana inc
a.. cbnnfer in many a love story has
s.., enacted there. II report is true.
..,.rst frst chapters were enacted thc'c
f..t summer. and the continuation OF tie
Stories ls anticipated for this winter.
,usecs Otcy and Mary Cullen nave re-
turned 90 the city, as nave also Misses
Nav Handy Madge Ouid and Elise WA
Mrs r. G.. Cabeu and family have re-
,srneB from the Rock-bridge Alum.
Mrs WIN. Royal has returned from
Che old Sweet.
Mrs A. B. Camm. and Misses AIrie
relch and Gertrude Camm have returned
f-,u Chicago. as have Miss Louise Bran
der and the members Of her party.
Misses Emma and Mary Darlington have
,stsrned from the White. The latter IS
a debutaute of the incoming season as
are also Misses Louise Quarles, ADELE
Archer and Leila Hin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Peasants nave re-
turned from the Fair, having had d de-
uehrful visit.
lH.ses Mamie and Daisy Barney have
also returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Barksdale spent
"a aay or two in the city last week.
Miss Lizzie Bridges has returned from
Winchester.
lfrs. Cray and Misses Annie. Leila and
Helen Gray have returned from the Fair
Miss Lillian Yarbrough leaves on Monday
f1r the Fair.
Miss Judith Darlington has returned.
after n most enjoyable sOJourn in the
windy city
MISS Alice Burwell. whose marriage 10
,f-. Willie Reed will take place on Tues
d4v next IS the guest OF Mrs. Elan.
4 baltimore wedding set for early winter
IS of interest 90 Nirginans for the reason
that both the young folks are descendants
Of old Virginia families, Including the
FairfaXes. The wedding is that OF MISS
Hetty Carey. a daughter Of Mr.. John
Carey. one Of the prominent men OF the
Maryland capital, and Mr. Fairfax Harri-
son. O. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Burton Harri-
son and a brother OF Mr.. Francis Burton
Harrison. OF Yale University. Mr.. Fairfax
Harrison is member OF the Fencers
club and a Yale Graduate OF the class or
90 The bride elect has frequently visited
Mrs Burton Harrison both at Bar Harbor
and IN New York and is possessed Of
unusual charms Of mind and person.
Tie wedding will be attended by most
OF the New York fashionables as well
as by many representative people from
the old Dominion. Miss Carey is de-
cended from a family of notedly beauti-
ful women and gets her attractions by
true tereditX Her aunt Miss Carey
is one OF the most distinguished looking
Of Baltimore women, which is saying
much. when it IS remembered that the
Monumental city IS celebrated for its
handsome women.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie A. Powers have re-
turned TO the city, and are the guests Of
Or. and Mrs. Wade 50l east Main street.
Rev. Preston Nash, rector Of Christ
Prote slant Episcopal church. is at present
I'm Portsmouth. Va, the guest Of Rev.
Mr.. Funston. former pastor Of Christ
church. While there Mr. Nash Will de-
liver n lecture upon The subject, Church
I5istcry."
Mr.. James Kearney is confined to his
home with a very painful attack Of govt.
Mrs. Kearney and Iarty are expected
home on Saturday, October 7th, having
said goodby 20 Paris on yesterday.
Mr.. Mcclure, in company with Mr.
Charles Mcclure. expects to leave some
time I'm the ensuing week Tor visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. William sheryfn left the Write city
lest week, proceeding from there TO Oma-
Ia. NebrGgha.
Mrs. +. w. Craigie has been confined
90 her home. on east Grace street, for a
week pest, suffering from a severe cold.
MIS-. Grace Shields and daughter have
reuued from the Worlds Fair.
To-day being the second anniversary Of
tie rastorate OF Rev. Mr. Wright. OF
Leigh Street Baptist church. morning SER
vice OF o'clcclO will be held appropriate
60 the happy occasion, and Mr. Wright
VIII preach the anniversary sermon. In
the evening Rev. Mr. Wright will exchange
pLlpits with Rev Mr.. Hines. Of West
View Baptist church The congregation of
Leigh street have just contracted for an
admirable new heating apparatus. which
will render every part Of the capacious
building comfortable even I'm the coolest
weather The proposed apparatus will
not cost less than 1880. and the work
men start upon its introduction into the
church this week, 50 as 10 have il com
pieted before the coming OF the winter
season Lcigh-Strect church IS I'm an OK
ceptionslly nOurishing condition and an
ucipates the accomplishment of much
good work this year. The societies have
All resumed their meetings and formally
entered upon the fan programme.
The condition Of Rev. Dr. Peterson
pastor OF Trinity Methodist church, was
unchanged yesterday.
Miss Jennie Ferguson, Mr.. Edgar
Fergusson and Mr. Landerkin. have re-
turned from the Fair, having enjoyed its
attractions under especially pleasant cir
clmstances. They were among those who
accompanied the ''Typothetae" on their
excursion 10 Chicago, and the entire par
~ Of excursionists We're indebted 10 the
courtesy OF AIessrs. Rand and McNaHy.
Or tho White City. for permission from
The authorities TO 90 through the Fair
grounds Ia Tally-ho coaches. ten in num-
Der each containing forty travellers on
sightseeing intent. These are the first
tourists to whom this privilege has been
accorded. The party put up at the Hamp-
Gen. and during their stay were rendered
ao elegant and sumptuous banquet
This evening at $3.50 =. NJ Calvary Sun
Gay school VIII resume It's meetings for
We year. az Old Market Hall, and on
Tuesday an o'clock the Mothers Meeting
h4I De held at the same place. In about |
a week the societies connected with OLD |
winter
,, This morning the administration Of /
Communion a