The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

courtesy TO the 'SneiV'si"s 49,
pitai. the beautiful Manor House al"
grounds at Lower Brandon were throw"
omen 10 the public for the nrst tl'he -
ten years. The public signihes' !" 'n's
connection. something over ave huhoFeo
people. representing at once the itlehoS
"a tho tnstitt,tion and the cream OF social
Richmond.
Tho steamer "Pocahontas" which has
been extensively advertised as COM
r.oa,o,,s elegant etc. never carried a
,oo,e entirely congenial throne. nor one
D.. ovfracted more enjoyment from
river trip. Upon reaching their distina-
tom. the serene attractiveness OF which
a.. ,n.ancea by the most raaiaht Oh
June weather. the party found, Ia ~auhs
81 receive them with the most gracious
and essentially Virginia welcome, M.s.
Harrison. Miss Belle Harrison and MISS
Jennie Richie Nothing indeed. could nav
been more cordial than the reception ~
these ladies, and the historic palnthks
old Mate. etc, about which so many IN
teresting stories cling, were SHOWN h1u
eNamined with interest and pleasuIS'
ii Is probable that about $40 was cIedi ~,
and tits amount will be used 20 pace ny IN
CLAW street building in regulation hVspitsai
order. certainly the managers OF tne .sG.
stitutlon have reason for great eIdta"
cation, not only at the financial success
of the excursion but AT the faCt S ,.,,a n
the excursion best illustrated, - r 2eo-
number Of the citys' representatiFe P00
pie have its interests at neaIE ,r,r
Among those who enjoyed tne ny
were Mr.. and Mrs T. V. Nalenuhe' Nfrs
George Barksdale, MIR. and Mfs , ra@'eN
Steger. Mr. and Mrs. a. y. Guigon, Ma %.
Guigon. Rev. Or. Fair, Miss fafi I.
Pike Powers. the Misses Foweis' S Gu.
II. A. Claiborne. Mrs Dr Lpsnui NJ
tain and Mrs. Cussons. Judge ana MS.
Christian. the Misses Christian Gen, Law
Is. c.. Mrs John Hayes, Misses Betue,
Mary. Virginia and Lucy Hayes; MISE
Carrie Coleman, the Misses Slaio ~,
Kate Harris. Lillian Iarbrough' MAJ
Mason Anderson. Sallie Anderson, George
plankenship. the Misses Peterkln, CoI'
VIM. f. Wickham Mrs. John Claiborne
Miss Maria Blair the Misses BoyKln'
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
Mrs. Cannon, Miss Cannon. Mrs. T. 7 D.
Myers, Miss A. f.. Sheppard; Mr.. and MS MS.
Idghtfoot Wormley Mis- Wormley, Mss
Alice De Lancey Archer the Mirses s
Clark. Miss Hancock. Mr.; and MIS- W., G.n
Christian. the Misses Christian, MISS
Mac Murdo. Mrs Landerhn, Mrs. Anne
Munford, Mr.. r. b. Munford. Jr., Misses
Hartman. Annie Ould, OF Powhatan'
Mr. Grayson Burruss, Mr.: Harry VIM VIM
i msS' Misses Misses Walden. Mr.. oliveirez
andrews, MIR. Brine, Mrs. BROOKE, Miss
bentley. Mr.. Barney. the Misses stewart
Miss Laura Darlington, Mrs heanS
Mageie Lee, Mrs r, T. r y, Hoi PTss,on
WcInerney New York;. w. 4. clai-
borne. - Harrison, Misses Crenshaw'
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs: Geo. 7. King
Mrs. VIM. II. Tatum, Mrs. Mercer, Cap,
fain Saine Tompkins. G. 5. A., Mary and
IHy Hi, Marian Harris, Messrs George
Gibson Ennian Williams, Crump Tucker
- Hanson. Frank Blankenship, Or
Hugh Mcclure Richard Gaines arthur
peasants. Mrs: Ewing EacheS Louis LOUIS
Vfile). Mrs W. J. Walker Mr.. 81. George
bridges and Or. and Mrs. r. T. Robinson
rr,en Terry is fond Of collecting odds
and ends connected with her profession
old prints, play bins and properties. Inc
walls OF her dressing room at the Lycenm
IS a large. comfortable. airy room, with
pienty Of easy chairs and an ottoman.
ITO MargOt Tenant, as she, Is, and is
10 be with affectOnate remembrance ana
Sarmest hopes" was the lhscIiP iSl,
,laced by Gladstone upon his wedding
Sift 10 the daughter of one of his Oldest
and dearest friends.
Mr. Aleck weddei has returned from
Southern Virginia.
Drs. Darlington and Dunn have. during
the past week entered THE holy estate
OF matrlmony." The knots were fast ued
on last Wednesday afternoon. Or, Car
rington's bride was Mrs. AVIS Grant.
and owing 10 recent afilictiOn ~ her fam
lily, the wedding was OF the quietest and
simplest kind. Ne cards were sent OUT,
and only the immediate relatives OF me
contracting parties were In attendance.
The ceremony, as has been stated. was
performed at the residence Of the brides
father DR. and Mrs. Darlington are
spending their honeymoon at one of the
resorts on the Jersey coast and later
they VIII so TO Allegheny Springs, where
they will spend the summer. Both bride
and groom are handsome ana popular
and the good wishes of hosts OF friends
follow them.
on the same day Dr. John Dunn took
unto himself a wife-Miss Nellie Porter
fleld. OF Washinton, D. c., In which city
n daughter of the late John Porterield. OF
Nashville, Tenn, and IS said 10 be pos
sessed OF many attractions. Or. Dunn
is exceedingly popular.
on Wednesday, also, Representative ID.
Gardiner Tyler and Miss Mary Morris
Jones were married at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. X. Ii. Clarke. Washington
j.. c.. the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. Owing TO the
very recent death of the brides father
this wedding was also an exceedingly
quiet one. Miss Mary Morris Clarke,
a snamesake Of the bride. and an exceed.
ingly pretty little maiden. acted as maid
OF honor and Major Ellis was best man.
The floral decorations were In pure and
exquisite taste. most Of the flowers hay
ing been sent from the Botanical Garden
and the White House Conservatory.
Those present ware Major William VI.
Ellis and wife, bro'her-in-law and sister
OF the groom; congr essman T.. II. Clarke
and wife, and Mrs, Waller, Of Alabama
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archer, ard Miss
Lutte Peasants. 81 Rithmond, JUDGE and
Mrs Robertson. Charlottesville: DR.. and
Mrs. Warren. Mobile; Or. and MRS.
George Byrd Harrison, Mrs. James Lyons,
Miss Nicholas. Mr.. .>eigh Robinson, and
Gen Beverly Robertson.
Congratulations both to trde and groom
We're never more justly in order, for Miss
Jones is one OF the most charming ard
popular girls in the cultivated circles of
Richmond, and Congressman Tyler Is a
man OF exceptionally fine gifs and quail
tiles.
On page |, OF the woman and Home
supplement. will be found l; simple cut
line OF the aims and methods of the DAY
Nursery" located on Franklin street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
on June I'd, the managers propose &c
give. for the benefit OF this institution
an excursion 10 the Natural Bridge (vla
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad)
Room accommodation are row had soi
MY children: but owing TO lack OF funds
only twenty-four can be fed. and other
wise provided for. Ii Is 10 be hoped
that the admirable work done by tht
nursery Will commend the excursion u
the general interest and that many tickets
viii be sold. Fun information regarding
price Of tickets, etc, can be gotten from
Mrs. Walford, $40 east Clay street. chair
man OF the committee in charge. the
others composing IL being Mrs. Geo. a.
i Mra