The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11

Miss Lottie Hartman. A number OF pref
ty girls dispensed the refreshments, winch
We're varied and delicious. while the table
appointments attracted attention by their
i tasteful elegance. Among throng call
ing TO express their good wishes for the
future of Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs were Mr..
and Mrs. Hobbs, parents OF the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Saunders. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann S. Quarles, Mrs. Savage, Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman. Bertha and Mittie
Peasants, Virgie CABOT. Ray Brewer
ONew Jersey. Ellie and Evelyn Williams,
Elise and Mrs. Strother, May and Mrs.
Jones, Mary Quarles, Ellen Mercer Cooke,
Halle Stroller. the Misses Powell ana
Messrs. Fred Peasants, Fairlle COOKE
DR.. Lumsden, Mr. Robinson Hartford,
Comm. Richard Storrs Orange, n. j. and
General Anderson.
A fun account OF the other notable
weddings Of the week has already APP
peared I'm The Times. The happy couples
were as follows: Miss Eva Chalkley and
Mr.. Cecil Epps, Miss Myrtle Taliaferro
and Mr. Harvey T. Goddin. Miss Mar
garet French Moore and Mr.. w. w
Palmer, Miss Edith Baldwin and Mr.
Alfred Bryson; Miss Maggie Smith
daughter of Mr.. A. Austin SMITH and
Mr.. Lewis Parker Miss May Wilson and
Mr. Richard NJ. Anderson, Miss Mathilde
Richie and Mr.. Auguste II. Stille; in all
eight couples to demonstrate the false
ness Of that statement which declares
that marriage is a failure, and that our
Richmond girls busy themselves in
making" not nets" as misanthropical
Swift AYERS so many do, but "cages"
Here are some of the various and d.
verse definitions OF woman, heavens
~
nounces that woman detest the SER
pent through professional Jealousy"
Beecher: Women are a new race, re-
created since the world received Chris
tianity" Eugene Sue: "There is some
thing still more 10 be dreaded than a Jesuit
and that is a Jesuitess." Margaret Fuller
Osoli woman is born for love. and II
is impossible TO turn her from seeking
it," Michelet: woman is the Sunday Of
man; not his repose only. but his JOY
and the salt OF his life" Confucius:
Woman is the masterpiece"
On Thursday evening, through the cour-
tesy OF Mr.. Scott Parrish. OF the Cedar
Works, a number OF young ladies enjoyed
a boat trip 10 Dutch Gap. the little party
being chaperoned by Mrs. John A. Cul-
len. There has not been an outing this
spring which was more thoroughly en-
joyed by each of the participants, who
were as follows: Misses Sallie and Judith
Deane, Julia Morton. Ray Brewer Wine
land n. j. Ellen Mercer Cooked Halle
Patton, Ashley Miller Washington. Leila
Gray. Sallie Talbot, Bertha and Mittie
Peasants. Emma Barksdale Messrs.
Scott Parrish Ran. Marshall. Willie
Weisiger Clay Drewry, John Boisseau,
Knox Wilson. Willie Mayo. Monte Wor-
than. Jack Gregory. Stanley Tyler and
others.
Apropos OF life on the water the Yacht
ing Club are scheming for good times
during the warm weather. and trip to
HOG Island is on the programme.
William Waldorf Astor has set out 10
have the best racing stable in England
lie is buying every thoroughbred OF repu-
tation that is offered to him. but il is
said that he does SO with caution and
shrewdness that do honor 10 his All
cestry.
Mrs. Emma Lyon Bryan. OF Harrison
burg. formerly Of Richmond. has been
invited by the Board Of Lady Managers
OF the Columbian Exposition 10 take part
in a programme 10 be rendered in the
assembly room OF the Woman's Fuilding
Mrs James Il. Eagle, chairman of the
committee in charge. adds this to the
formal. invitation: "As only the most
gifted women are invited to participate
I'm these entertainments, we hope the
invitation will be esteemed an honor
by the Board Of Lady Man
ayers, and your acceptance will be CRATE
fully appreciated" Mrs. Bryan IS an
author of established reputation, and her
literary abilities have long since won her
recognition and praise.
A good many people fancy that they
nave trials and such things, but they
ion't know what the shadow or hard
lines looks like. There were couple IN
Chicago lately seeing. the Fair, and they
,aw Il under difficulties. In the first
lace they have charming family OF
I've children, aged 10, Z, 5, and twins use
inknown), but, judging from apparent
yickedness, somewhere in the neighpor-
rood OF 200 or 800; and in the second place
hey were rashly foolish enough 70 bring
heir olive branches along with them, In
tead of staying ser sibly at home and
waiting for another Worlds Fair. IL
my one can appreciate portrait by
rayolus Duran with an infant shrieking
orr cookies. or enjoy gondola ride
yf1le engaged in clutching the several
kirts Of ones family to save II from
submarine DEATH or nsrvsl ~ the