The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03

calculate the length of time it would take
the funeral to reach it's destination. This
was all. "WeuW says Diderot; "What
remains Of this woman who exhausted us
of men and money, deprived US Of honor
and energy, and upset the political sys-
TEN of Europe"'
"The Treaty Of Versailles, which Will
last as lorg as 1t can; Bouchardon's
Amour which will always be admired;
several stones sculptured by Quay, which
win astonish future antiquanes: good
littla nicture bv VanloO, which win be
looked at sometimes, and pinch of dust
So much for the permanence Of any in
0uence not soundly based upon that sed-
soned timber called character
But society letters and parallels from
history are indeed an illogical combina-
ticn and no time is 10 be wasted upon the
latter within the boundaries Of the form
er. An account of the german which
occupied the evening OF Tuesday last is
more directly in order,
That of the "Franklin'-(on Monday
evening)-has already appeared in the
daily paper
The TUESDAY" first Of the season Of
g3-'4 was notably enjoyable, and was
characterized by an unusually full attend
ance. An excellent supper was furnished
bv the "Woman's Exchange" and admira-
bic music was furnished by a local band.
The chaperoncs were Mrs. James Walk
or. Mrs Alexander Archer, Mrs Egbert
Leigh, Jr, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs. G.
Evelyn Smith, Mrs.. ohas boioo'. Ml
Brydon Tenant Mrs. Allan Talbot Mrs.
Robt S. Bosher Mrs. James I. Patterson
Mrs. Il. T. ID. Myers, Mrs. James w.
Allison. Mrs. VIM. II. Trigg. ana Mrs.
Frederick w Scott.
I'm addition TO these ladies there were
present Misses Emily Cary, Elizabeth
Hayes. Mary McCaw, Rachel Cook, Ellen
Mercer cook, Helen Lee, Leila Gray
Leila 1911. Marian Robbins, Nellie Perrin.
Annie Gray, Bruce Williams, Irene
Langhorne Bessie Fauntleroy, Same
Talbott, Stanley Atkins. Mary Meade
Lilo Lane: Messrs. James Walker, Alex
Archer. Eebert Leigh, Jr., Levin Joynes
q. Evelyn Smith. Charles Talbot, Brydon
Toanant. Allan Talbot, Robert S. Bosher,
James +. Patterson, IL. T. ID. Myers
James w. Allison, william X. Irlgg,
Frederick W. Scott. - Williams, Preston
Neland, ~ Campbell stewart Hume, --
Armstead. 'Ruffin, Hoge Gillian, Messrs.
Currie. Harrison Blair WORKMAN, Ten
nant. Valentine, Arthur Whey 10y whom
the german was admirably icd) Higgeh-
botham, Patrick Henry Cary Cabell.
Mayo. Runin. Stewart and John Bryan,
Fairllo ana st. George Cook, Brocken-
brOugh, Young, Leake, and oihels.
on this ensuing Monday evening the
"Friday" win give IT'S second dance for
this season, and on December 9TH lat
Masonie Temple) will take place the first
O; the Assembly" germans. the assem-
bly," being a composite OF the old Jul
niors" and Fridays" Cards announcing
its organization have been out for some
days
Mr.. Seymour s. CABOT announces the
marriage OF his daughter, Virginia Sin
claire 10 Mr. Robert Wilmington Blanken-
ship on Wednesday, December tth at
T. n.
owing TO recent Affections In the family
the marriage will be very quiet.
Miss yandegrift is the guest or MISS
Marian ROBBINS
Miss Carrie Elicit. OF west Franklin,
TN company with Mr. and Mrs. Shas'
Todd has left for New York, where she
viii remain for one week.
Miss Mamie Forbes. Of Frederlcks-
burg. spent few days OF the past week
In this city. on her way TO Savannah