The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
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baltimore. Md OF Miss Anna Balcn'
daughter of Rear Admiral Balch, 70
N. and Mr.. George Lay. son Oh .ae Of
Eastor. Nd. 10th bride and groom na ~
the sincere good wishes OF a laiBe ,nh g,lli
OF friends In this city. Miss BaL1n Tho
be charningly remembere1 ~ ION Mr..
spent last summer NJ Moub,a-nr and q IL
Lay IS a thoroughly me ,s etbp bride or
not possible TO say whelnel t,ila.ton.
groom Is most entitled 10 CONF Graf
Miss Murfree (Charlfs bsasic OF ~.
dock). who has thrown tns,at1 country
ceni1s about the superb mounttaln nninent
hsd,,,.eao is The daughter OF an &c
T. n,,,er and independent OF Hc' tL"rr,sor
regards a support. Mrs. pU tratv yvhat Il
was born rich and neVcir, ne necessity.
was 70 ,, De Is said 20 have taken Ia
H1,..i,,a during the last years "ien Sne
go struggling for literary 1rto,,ts1av
The lawn party gwen . on - NE
evening for the bTm5ist % success It was
.oaer The management OF the Au is..
lia ' af Managers Of the institution,
hin is composed entlrey oL So
VII Miss Katie Harris. CPresidenp' ME, ME-
GAVIN Bragg. Vice President MlsS .ra az
avn -, seNretary. Miss Mary McC aW'
b ass. Secretary, MISS Mary Dohhah'
TTsasurer. Miss Lucy Bridge, r. A5s.
nessje CatIin, Julia Lee, Adelaide wal
Us Annie Conner. Claudia falner;
t KIN, carv' Della Tompkins, Annie ana
I 7 ia Grav' Helen Lea. Elite Bosner'
Ellie Workman, Fannie Lewis, Una ts Hh.
I'M I'm Lucy Worne. Judith Deane; Ell esi
H ut,, cbv w" Maria Dunlop Matte Purcell
p"1 PcstraI m Talbot .Hiil, Randoiphh,
stok es' Mccarthy. weddeh., Y Var ,Ta,r
and Archer The success OF tne ,.n,,ne,
rejects much credit upo" ''i0
managers.
Mrs. curing caches Of L ltsier Mrs Is W.
present the guest OF her sis'ei'
j Walker, east Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmers recent ,e1i
,.,sit ~ Washington. was says Kate fieid
's hrief az the soul of VII, -.....,,
Mr. Pierre Lorillard, Jr', mas re .,r ~
Nj, MI t-,,rone 70 Tuxedo for a stay OF
lIor's weeks. leaving his FANNY a9fVa1
IL has been warmly welcomed anu POI
ticuiarjv by the older TUXEDO SET .t ~
n...e Somewhat strange that, win tne
se Seems ~ Mrs. Kent, Tuxedo mas
80 without q Lorillard for some UNI
80 md IL se.ms strange that Slti .i.
60 lew wears the name even OF tne ldlIiIlg
m whom the founding or tne plaGe va. q.
Tt,xedo. by the way, was never ioo )f,,itee
more lovely than at present, ah9 II qu,.e
u,eu filled with cOttagers anu sueols.
pass Nehing has begun and AFTERNOON
teas at the clubhouse ana ln1otHiai u"'00
every now ana then are ehJoyeu
The admirable work which the ,,o, He,
treat' has long and unosiei'a 49,, 800
been doing entities II to puolc suPpo, -, ~
and iustihcs its manasers II n,,,, I'M ex-
cmreions which will he given on Iuesu"yt
the 18th. viii be enjoyed by many Oh
It's friends. ,-,r,,;,,o Peach.
g
which. is by msiSt r OF o lS tb aS brilliant
lime days than at any other season 4 4l
ybe Vear Arrane mcn;s have Dcen rice
10 accommodate comfoftaolE a. -,
nav go. Mrs. Judge Lamb ana Mt. Icy
Drewfv will act as chaperones, ana mus,
dancing, bathing, boating anu ''''''9
are 60 on Years S,ae 3 The retreat has been
buildinR itself up IN the pubic heaIL
beside its free patients, 70 whom IL mas
80 a "Iduge Beautiful" indeed, many
have been benefited at q very moOSl d.0
charge. and beside excellent meulcal a.
tentiop. have been gwen the "lsest az
eentlest care. It's name IS not wiz ,h III
water" but IN light; ~ service done Ihe
| moor. in faithful guardianship OF heIp~
| iessness and suffering; In teepleness re-
| store6 10 activity; in effective ala 10 an
| brought "a its doors; can we i az ttS
| be interested in II and ambitious iOF l'H
! future as we are proud Of its past! ..
| The Grown Prince of Denmark, Nlslteu
n female seminary in Copenhagen me ON
| or day 10 hear the girls reclte; Oie az
| tle girl near him became confused ana
| forgot her lesson, whereupon ne took heT
| on his lap. and she thenceforth answer
| Cd every question correctly. SUBSEQUENT
| ~. when PRAISED for her knoWledges she
! replied: "Why, the Crown Prince WIS
! pered all the answers TO me-
There was one society entertainment
| given in New York on Memorial Day
|
| Inc day. This was the party gwen ny
| Mrs Snevers. TO the house OF that eX-
| cellent organization known as The sum,
mer Rest for ,Self-supportlng D Glr,Si ia
| much interested in this admirable ihsti-
| tuition. is very fond Of interesting hef
| friends. young and old, in the same, ah1
| her annual party to Fascaek, II anS,oi
/ mated bv those who are fortunate enough
| 70 be her guests with the NVellest IN
terest. Thu trip this year was no eNcep
| ton to the rule and was a gay one
| throughout
| The Fete Champetre given on Friday
| night. on Major Ginter $ lawn, was as
| delightful as the most brilliantly clear O
moonlight nights, the presence Of throns'
| OF pretty girls, ana variety OF amust
| ments, could make II.
| As stated. IL was under the auspices
| Of the Auxiliary Board Of Managers OF
| the Virginia HOsplldl anu was gwen 4OI
the benefit Of that institution. It's entr'
| success was the reward OF the unspalTins
| effort spent upon II, and must be 4
| source of much qualification 10 those nav
/ ing il In charge.
The grounds were lighted with Chinese
! lanterns, and buoths were scattered here
and there on the lawn, wherein some
Of the most attractive maidens In the
| city, dispensed hospitality, tod fortunes
| sold flowers. etc.
The chndrens hour. from to 7, was
| enjoyed by throngs Of fashionable small
| persons, from three years old upward,
| and II Is washable that the children en-
| joyed the evening more, If possible, than
| their elders.
Grab bags and games suited to every
! young America were INDUCED In by the
! merry. juvenile contingent, under the SUI
| perintendence Of Mrs. James Gordon. and
! Mrs. Werth.
Mrs. George y. McAdams had charge
! of the beautiful lawn decorations. anc
| the entertainment was under the imme
| diate supervision Of Mrs Chas Todd anc
Mrs. Hugh Taylor.
Mrs. MichauX, Mrs ]. Allison Hodges
and Mrs Chas Talbot presided over tn,
cake table; Mrs. Yancey and Miss Har
rls over the candy and flower table; Mrs
j.. d. Hotchkiss. Mrs J. A. White, Miss
Sue Starke, and Misses Starke, of Nor
folk over the lemonade WELL Miss Nellie
Parker, Mrs. Stephen Putney Miss Car
RE Moore, and a very charming old lady
whose name could not be ascertaincd
over the fortune telling tent; Mrs. W
| j. LYMAN. Mas Jones, Miss Newell
Miss Cottrell. Miss Bell. Miss Poe. anC
Miss Pickett over the Restaurant