The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

evening Of the 10Th, at the
OF Mrs. Thomas y. carter. ,..,,od 20
N, ono occasion Lamb was inViteu -
n Marty where the room was $50
with children. Their noise anu -
'',"a,od rim exceedingly. and at supper.
p'ssu 1 let's we're flying TO and fro ne
w" - nronose the health Of the M
- ca-ca-caluminate g-g-good hi"s
Nfiss Mamie Forbes. Of FredericKspuis'
/ ,,,bo has been spending the Wih'ei -
Savannah, will, during this ensuing w.
be the guest OF Miss Ellen Mercer |o'"e'
south Third street. x,r,. -,
From among the poor peasant -" %
Italv a poetess of the first rank nHs
emerged. The fame OF Ada Nes ad 1 har
spread all over the peninsula anu ~
SONGS. breathing soclalishc sympathy
FOR the moor and distressed are upon
/ everv ones lips. She is only twenty-three
lars old. and IS supporting an aseu
mother by teaching at Milan.
on Friday afternoon the members OF
Miss Helen Stockdales music class gave
a most enjoyable musicale, wIlch was
attended by a large number OF society
people. ,,.o,,, ro,-
dered bv Misses Resale Scott, daughter
Of Acknowledgement Scott. Bette Booker
- Diggs. - Carter, Bessie Harm
con - Meade. and Stockdale and by
Messrs. Br0ckenbrough and fizzini. Mr..
Iaube gave number Of violen SOLOS
which were delightful. and which were
enthusiastically received
Among the throng in attendance were
Misses Maysie Scott Nina Randolph,
Julia Lee Roberta Dabney Minor, Anne
Minor. Mrs John i. Lghtfoot, Mrs.
Judge Lamb. Lulie Young Fredericks-
Mercer Cooke, Mrs. Christian. Mrs. Book
or. Mrs Dr. Wexford, Mrs. Spillman,
Miss PAGE Booker; Messrs. Parker,
Brockenbrough, Carter Scott, Mckinney,
Meade. Harrison, Stringfellow, Snow and
others
qhe STANDARD Union" accuses Mrs.
Frank leslie Of being n philosopher
For, it remarks, "she says in reply to
the question whether she would have
sent Mr.. Willie Wilde's second wife
present If she had heard of the mar
riage in time:
4 hardly think that would have been
quite fair to Miss Lees. as l under
stand Mr. Wilde still continues to love
me. or at least TO imagine that he does
Willie himself says in a London in
teryiew. that his mother, Lady Wilde,
and Mrs Leslie are in constant cor
respondence. Mrs. Leslie Is romantic.
TOO, as wen rs piiiDSoplilC, iOI, Will
the Atlantic between them, and another
wife also. she says. Still Willie loves
me-"
on Friday evening Miss Marie Saunders
gave a very delightful card party as
courtesy 10 a number Of her friends.
Miss Nina Taliaferro is the guest Of
Miss Anna Boyldn.
one Of the currently reported reasons
for the breaking off of the GouldTyler
the mans side and an excess Of age on
the womans. The detectives. II is said,
got hold Of the family Bible. and did
other things which they ought not TO
have done, and so the spirited little
Georgian not fancying courtship after
the latest approved Russian methods,
cast her lover behind her. and resumed
her role in "Gudgeons'
on Thursday Governor and Mrs. OFer-
rail- gave a theatre party as a courtesy
to their guest, Miss Bette Clark. "Ham-
let' was the play. with Creston Clark
and Miss Ford in the leading roles
Those composing the party were Gov.
and Mrs. O'Ferral, and Misses Taliaferro,
Clark, Knight, and Master OFerrall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henning have en-
gagged passage for Europe for June lst.
In the presence Of a large and repre-
sentative gathering OF the wealth. beaut
Marie Stirling. second daughter Of Com
mander and Mrs. Yates Stirling, Of TINS
city, was married on April ith to Mr.
J. Lee Taller, only son of one Of New
York's millionaires. The wedding took
place at noon at Brown Memorial Pres
byterian church, Baltimore. and was
solemnized by the Rev. DR.. Maltbie ID.
Babcock, pastor. The interest in Eastern
society in the event is second only 10
that Of the Gebhard-Morris wedding Of a
few weeks ago.
The bride is a true Southern beauty,
slightly above the medium height, with
superb figure and a profusion Of golden
hair. She entered the church leaning Oh
the arm of her father and attended by
her elder sister, Miss Helen Stirling, as
maid Of honor and May Handy, Of Rich
mond, as bridesmaid. The ushers preced-
ing the party were Messrs. Harry and
Yates Pennington, cousins of the bride;
James Il. Taller, cousin Of the groom
Morton j. Henry, of Philadelphia, Roman
Baldwin and David WitherspOOn. of New
York. The wedding was after the Eng
lish style, the groom and his best man.
Mr.. j. Clinton Spencer. Of New York his
cousin, receiving the bride at the chancel
The bride was gowned in an elaborate
costume of ivory white satin, en- train.
pompadour corsage and trimmed with
utcp point lace. her ornaments We're
diamonds, and surrounding her forehead
was a magnificent diamond crescent, the
gift Of the groom, the customary bridal
veil, orange blossoms. etc. The maid of
honor and the bridesmaid wore white
SILK, with waist and Overskirt Of ac-
Gordon plated mule, trimmed with pale
blue watered ribbon. and hats Of white
rough straw, trimmed with rose leaves
and ribbon TO match the waists Of their
dresses and carried punches Of American
Beauty roses
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast, Of which only relatives
and intimate friends partook
Upon returning from the wedding trip
MIR. and Mrs. Taller will make their home
in New York.
The meet Of the Deep Run Hunt Club
on Wednesday VAS as announced i'm
the Daily, one of the most enjoyable and
largely attended of the season.
The tea given on Friday afternoon hv
circle Of Kings Daughters, at No. 3it
west Franklin street, was, as we must all
be glad to know, a thorough social and
financial success, it's noble object COM
mending IL TO the interest Of many who
responded promptly and warmly both
with their money and presence
The Dixie Glee Club was in attendance
and contributed much to the enjoyment
Bessie Fauntleroy, Mary Stuart and
Elizabeth Travers Hayes. Flossie Talbot,
Elizabeth Moore, George Blankenship,