The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
THE LOCAL BUDGET.
TIE PAST WEEK SPENT BY 1HE
FAsHIONABLE SCI.
Richmondsrs Returning to the Ciiy-Oth
ers just Leaving-fersonais ana
GeporalitIes.

| painters brush is at work on IN iitS
| rior Of its handsome build NJ. when ]
often pointed out TO and admired b.
visitors 10 Richmond as, pelnai . W
most desirable club house IN the So"'l
The Monthly Smokers when "eI
| occasions of 20 much pleasure last W'"'e
will soon be inaugurated for the season
Of gi-'g5, and the ladies VIII not 20, ~
gotten by the gallant nembeIs OF 'I'
club. but will have their days, anu 81
is intimated that upon more thah ON
occasion wives and sw etnearts WI
make merry under the bright cld""ei-i
Of the club home. ,.-.
The club has added many HeuluetS
its roll during the past year, ana al
I addition IS anticipated TO the Socla. pro
gram I'm evenings designated Tor con
yersauons on special suDJec.s'
one or more members VIII iead the III, IN
| cussion and q general conversation VIII
follow These evenings promise 10 DC
both intercs ting and instructive.
Sarah Bernhardt has just finished a
record breaking tour thrc ukh tht ~ "
vinciaI cities Of England. After appear =
iu- for "a month on an average OF eiFht
times week in her most eNhaus,uhS
| characters she carecred around me NJ
! ted KINGDOM with her company, glNlhS
| morning and afternoon performances
| The company Travelled by special tTalh
and ate, slept and rchearsed ON the ran
! way.
There IS no such thing, IN reality, as a
| red-headed woman. Who has ever hraiu
"a woman or q young girl say Dolby 'nat
| she had red hair? The chairman OF the
! Commute on COiffures OF the Anti-SedeI-
! tary Club has offered n prize TO any Wo-
| man who has red hair. No one has won
the prize yet. Mrs. May French Sheldon
! said in an aggrievcd. but charming. way
| 90 reporter: Don't say my hair -
| red. for you can see that IL IS not. He
looked and replied promptly: "No. 1t Is
know sheldon
| brown hair Ella Wheeler Wilcox. the
poetess OF passion. has brownish hair.
headed girls exist only in novels and
humorous newspaper paragraphs
Misses Stanley Atkins and Marianne
Meade Will return this week from that
popular summer rendezvous. Bon Air.
Mrs. Adelaide Knapp, who has been
for several years race track reporter OF
the San Francisco Call. rides man fashion
IN Turkish trousers. cutawav coat ana
SILK hat She owns a number of fine
horses.
a delightful letter dated at London.
has been lately received by a friend OF
Mrs. r. William Pemberton in this city
It states that Mrs. Pemberton and party
had visited Chester. Warwick kenil-
worth and bennington castles, and were
having a delightful time in the English
Queens domnions.
The Colony at White Sulphur Springs
which was gotten ny by ar. Edward
Crump. has been composed Of 50 en-
tirely delightful and cOngenial Il party rs
10 have revived the good old days a.
the famous Southern resort. Two mos.
enjoyable entertainments were rendered
the Richmonders by Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon.
the SOu-ln-laU and daughter Of Mrs.
Dulaney, Of Baltimore, who is at the
hotel. and who. also. has been exceed.
ingly courteous to Mr.. Crump's party.
The eating ARRANGEMENTS, which were
under the management OF Mrs. CrinSal
proprietor Of the Cooking school. and
her two daughters. were simply iauluess
Those composing tie colony were Mr..
and Mrs Edward Crump. Mr.. Henry can
non, son and daughter, Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boil
ling. Mrs Anne Ruthert, ord, Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Allison, Mrs Clemens, Col. W.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Workman. Sr.. Mrs.
Leigh Robinson, Judge Crump, and Mrs
John j. Lishtfoot
Mrs. Judge Lewis has returned to the
Mrs. T. F. Davis has also returned.
The Misses Williams, who have been
studying art i'm Paris and whose talent
has won them marked distinction will
shortly remove % one OF the handsome
flats At tine corner of Third and Cary
streets.
The old story-good enough 70 be true
is revived about the late John quincy
Adams AS n disciple of the gentle art
Of fishing 1t is told that a Quincy Il ent I
II his. whose case was TO be- tried On
certain morning. was unable TO get his |
counsel 10 go b. Boston or 10 cave ms |
fishing boat except long enough 10 write |
a note 10 the judge. which when pre- /
scented caused that worthy riasif'rate L !
announce 10 tho court. "Nlr. Adams is &C. /
tanned on important business. The NOE |
read: Dear Judge-For the sake ~ Oh |
lzaak Walton. please continue my cas- /
until Friday. The smelt are h'lHS ana
/ can't leave
Some quaint and delightful gllmpses o, |
"Old Windsor" are given By Lady Eifey |
I'm her Life and IteminiscenceS OF 80 -
Elvey Knit" Hero. for INSTANCE is IN I
nouncement OF the death u King VII
liam, which probably is "a unique dcHN,Iy |
by one Of the men TO whose lot IL H'1
fallen "to tell sad stories OF the de''h
Roach. the belfry Keeper seems 10
have received a broad hint that me kInS
was near his end. and waited dhoui uill /
he received the news that an va, "Fti
when with taste he repaired 10 ii'
dcanerv ar0uslug the inmates by ring
inc, the bell al the closter entrance " ll
his might and main. II was useless
lJr the butler to ask him. w pay 90 w
want here NJ this time OF night Ills
business was with the dean ana no one
Use This Distinguished pers n. aroused
from his slumbers. and clad. IN ht7
surplice. but in another saiIH'n' w.
should be always white Caued lIo.n
tha ION Of the stairs what is the mat
Ter Roach2' BILLY b. dead. BE- To
ring the bell?" what Billy "Ihe KIM.
70 be- sure" "Oh yes. Roach; YOU may
ION the bell" Thus was the news spItL4
that the king was dead, and thaL the
young Princess Victoria Was queen.
Rev. J. Y bowman. Rev. r.. y. Slcdd.
Mr.. aud Mrs r. G. Morton. Mr.; ana MIS-.
&. j.. Langhone. Mr.. and MIs. mas
= Stokes. col. Vim H. Tanner, Or. nun
Ter Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs }. y. race,
pr. and Mrs l. T.. Edwards Mr.. Poik
Miller and DR.. Chas. NJ. Shields are
but a Few Of our prominent citizens VINO
as = modest pamphlet received annouh- !
c.s desire to introduce TO the Richmond
public Mrs May Talley Us q superior
teacher OF voice culture uamgertis
method. and instrumental music.
Naturally 80 charming a woman as
Mrs Taley. introduced by such we'll
known citizens would receive hearty
reception. but when IL Is remembered
that she is u sister Of the late Frank
Patrick. a Nirglrian OF Nirgih.aLs and
when her exceptional qualifications are
considered. hearty welcome and support
Is more than ever assured.
or fifteen years successful experience,
the last eleven OF which have been spent
I'm the city Of Boston under the ablest
instructors in the country. welded heart
and soul 10 her profession. this city
Is greatly the gamer by Mrs. Talieys
permanent location here. she will teach
MasOn's system Of touch and technique. |
Theory, Analysis. pedagogy as applied TO
instruction In music. nnsical literature |
ana allied subjects. and a history class
Tor students will be held once every
week.
Mr. Thomas Tanner Jr of Rost,p !