The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

from his first Wife now Mrs. Tiffany, a
sister OF MIS-. Vanderbilt.
Iae English fashion journals give eiap-
crate descriptions Of the young debu-
TO her cousin. Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt,
whose gowns have been very simple, ana
who has been brought up IN "a good old
fashioned way, her mother not allowing
her even a maid, and making her attend
10 Things herself. Thus the difference De
tween the TWO branches OF the house OF
Vanderbilt. Mr.. W. h. vanderbilt. II
(. said does not approve Of his daughter
The fact that early in September Mrs
Matte Paul Ny - VIII remove, WIN
her charming C,ughters, Misses NlI'
and Leila Nlyersf 10 Washington, -. G..
is very deeply regretted by very large
circle. The young ladies are Justly
among the most admired in the city :
fa.nionable set. and Mrs. Myers person.
alUv is that OF the typical Southern wo-
man Of the Old school. ana a most de-
Ugntm school 1T IS. Cultivated, Benile
forreful. We can IN afford 10 spare Mrs.
Myers and snail hope tnat her decision
IN make Washington her future nome
NAV be recousidered, and that we shail
have her back again:
The friends OF Mrs. Thomas Boiling
learned with much soHcitude or her re-
ont painful accident at niagara, where
she is visiting relatives. $780,. ,o,.,o,,
several cities of ancient Greece leFled
o. tav ON bachelors over twenty years ola
a 'lN ,' o,i ''' mem to marry The tax was
80 larre that matrimony was cheap
ratively remarks the Comlnercial AuNe'-
tiser. 'by comparison
"a cbil9" saws the London Spectator,
.t, ON. of the village schools, always
sino, .Hark. the Emerald Angels Sliis..
The sewing mistress in my s0n-lh-ldW ,
village school, having been t?ld 70 ~ ~
VI, Niii" .b'Innier work as the children's UNI
w Ill Le more prontably spent, perslsleu
the sampler work. and on Oeins re,
III -nd said her conscience wouiu mo-
bbi,ow her 10 give II up. w e are , e,uasr
Sod mark. learn and inwaruIy uiseS.
50 assured her friends tnat spIlie
IRE in the Bible she mad reau, 1o 70.
Elijah waiting in country ~, sIrIi-
appeared she had read eiegy Eli
JAN.
The old Darlington Mansion. Twenty,
ei@ht and Franklin. promises 20 be- on
Dext Friday evening at ) O'CLOCK the
nCsne OF one Of the most delightful fes-
tivities OF the summer season; LOT on
he be- given. for the benefit OF that noble
cbaritv. the Home for lncurables
The ladies having the entertainment
IN charge have put forth the most siren
uous effort In order 10 MAKE IL sucVieS1s ,,
and the price of the tickets has wisely
Lncn placed al twenty-five cents.
The refreshments Will be served by
buffers Of the most irreproachable klnu
so many gayeties will be eXquisitely dec
Grated and brilliantly lighted. and high
degree OF enjoyment is anticipated.
While full dress Is not exactly sine
ouanon. IL Is desirable as many as ma
Il practicable. come liz full dress.
or the charity for whose support the
entertainment is given, no commentator
is necessary. There Is no class whose
bly sick moor. poyerty with vigorous
iirnps and fawiess health is pitiable, but
poverty emPhasized BY homeless Sa no df nore
ION ANY movement looking to its aid
il entitled 10 general support. and II
~ an evidence az thu light In which tbs