The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
WILL WED THIS MONTH.
MISS MAMIE LANGHORNE'S MAR
RAGE SET ron OCTOBER ERIN.
Dsbutantes to Attend the German To-
Night-A Dance to be Given the Whole
sale Druggists Society Notes.

| A letter recently received in this city
| nom Mrs ChIswell u. Langhorne, states
| that owing TO the Illness OF Miss Mamie
| Langhorne, all idea of a wedding at St.
| Paui's. which was the original intention
| has had TO be abandoned. Miss Lang
horn. who is TO wed Mr.. Robert Shaw OF
/ Boston. Massachusetts. Is so extremely
| nervous as to cause her parents
| keen anxiety and her mother Will
| next week take her TO Hot Springs
| hoping that her rapid restoration 10
| health may speedily follow. The origl-
| nal plan was to have the wedding at ST.
| Paul's a wedding breakfast ana recep-
| ton at the Jefferson. owing 10 tne staee
| of her health. however, the marriage
| will take place very quietly at Mlrador
| i'm the nresence. with no exceptions of the
| immediate relatives OF bride ana groom.
| IL is possible that there VIII De a re-
| cepton In Richmond, 10 be determined
however, by Miss Langhorne improve
| ment i'm health, The date for the we'd
ding is October 9th. II Miss Lanshorne
is well enough.
The many friends and admirers in Rich
mond will receive the news OF her illness
with sincere regret.
The younger fashionable set is visibly
stimulated by the announcement or a
Subscription German TO be gwen lV-hishi
at the Masonic Temple, at o'clock ana
TO be led by Mr.. AdolDhus BAR. Inc
long lull since the end or the last
german season and the monotony of &c
tOber, socially, make any galety Wei
come. and ii is said that the debutantes
of November VIII have large representa-
ton.
They are an exceedingly attractive
company whose advent into the life OF the
winter is awaited with special interest by
the masculine contingent. Among those
who will certainly take paru in the ger
man are Misses Kate Meredith, Maria
Moseley. Katherine Fontaine, julia
Grant. Mamie Jennings and Amy Werth.
Mrs. J. p Cannon, widow Of the late
beloved pastor OF the THIRD Presbyterian
church. is visiting MrS William ROD
ertsOn, HOP Grove avenue. she i &c
companied by her little daughter MISS
Louise Cannon, and the numerous
friends OF the family will be glad to learn
that the latters health, which has beeh
for more than a year so bad as 10 cause
the mother much solicitude, - now I'M
proving, although slowly.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson Gibson is ex-
pected TO arrive in Richmond from GIN
cinnau to-day.
Miss Emma Stewart, Of Alexandra. SIS
ter Of Rev. j. Calvin Stewart is visiting
Miss Augusta Daniel. Park avenue.
Mrs. William Munford. Of Millersyilie.
Md. arrived i'm Richmond yesterday anu
is visiting relatives at 3o1 west Franklin
street
A number Of the most charming young
ladies OF the fashionable set have hfen
invited 10 receive upon the occasion OF
the dance 10 be given at the JEFFERSON
| Hotel on the evening Of October 18th in
honor Of the Wholesale Druggists Asso-
citation. Efforts are being put forth TO
make the evening genuinely delightful
one. and there is the best reason 10 De
lieve they will be thoroughly successful
Miss Ella Moncure. of Williamsburg, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Christopher Temp
kins.
It is announced that Miss sallie Kindred
Williams, contralto soloist at Christ
church and the Synagogue. Norfolk. viii
take part in the song recital TO be given
by Miss Bette Burwell Booker Monday
at the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton Hall on the evening Of October llth.
Her voice Is. I'm the opinion OF competent
critics. wonderful for so young girl.
and there are many i'm Richmond who well
come this opportunity TO hear her sing.
Miss Booker will leave for New York
shortly after the presentation of La
SOmnambula" and Martha" for the bene-
III OF the Rosemary Public Library. TO
herself more perfectly for her chosen
career.
The Board Of Managers Of the Virginia
Home fOrs Incurables are working hard
for their approaching bazaar-the Carni-
val OF Nations-to be held at the Armory,
corner Marshall and Seventh streets. The
institution appeals to the sympathies OF
all. being the only place OF its kind in
the State Of Virginia II is hoped that
liberal contributions will be sent and that
il may be well patronized. Meetings or
all workers in the cause Will be held
each Wednesday.
Miss Logan. Of New Orleans. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. William G. Bentley. east
Franklin street.
Captain and Mrs T. T.. Bradford or
New Orleans. are at Mrs. Duvals. Third
and Franklin streets. Mrs Bradford has
been frequently at the White Sulphur and
at other Virginia watering places where
she has made many Richmond friends.
Her sketch Of Audubon'S life. written for
a literary club Of New Orleans was pub
lshed by request to raise funds for a
monument 20 the great Louisiana natu-
ralist. 20 he placed in Audubon Park. In
the Crescent City.