The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-08

liams Annie Gray, Alice Lancaster, Ba-
con. Coyncrs, Cummings and Blair;
Mcssrs. Henry Bruce, Prussiano. d. VIC
tor Williams, Jones. J. +. Kaufman, COL
onel Maury and others.
A story comes to us from the dlpio-
.natio circles of Washington about a gen
tle.,an from Vienna who spent some time
there recently, and whose sayings and
doings are still being repeated.
His; English was quantity correct, ana
he prided himself, particularly, on pc
ing able Ito use slang. The expression,
..Out Of sight" pleased him immense
ly, and after learning it he took the iirst
opportunity possible Of using it, The OPP
portunfty came one day when ne was M
yited out to dinner. AS ne entered the
drawing-room the. hostess greeted MIN
and asked him how he was feeling. Inc
gentleman from Vienna looked about 10
see that everybody was listening, anu
then ne said. proudly:
"Ah, madame, l feel SO you can't see
me at all"
Some interesting weddings nave oeen
announced TO take place shortly
Miss Leila Fox and Mr. Writ Bowles
will ;pe married April 18th.
Miss B. Marie Murphy, daughter OF Mr.
.. p. Murphy, and Mr.. Thomas j. Garrett
will be united in marriage on Easter
Monday at O'Clock at Sacred Heart
Church
Miss Katherine Valentine Montague
and Mr.. Joseph Preston Carson will be
married at the home of the brides par
ents. No. S11 West Franklin Street, We'd
nesday, April 18th. at O'Clock.
Miss Lula B. Gilman daughter OF Mt.
William 3. Gilman, will be married on
April 1.-THE 25th to Mr.. Temple e. Roy
Mr.. Gervas Storrs, Jr., will be at home
with his parents for few days at Easter.
Miss Lucy Osburn, of Mecklenburs
County, is visiting Mrs. w Withers NIL
Ter. No. 2 North First Street.
Miss Belle NIinnigerode is visiting Mrs.
"A y. Stokes. No. 10 East FRANKLIN street
Mice Elizabeth Harnsberger of Shenan-
doah, Va, is visiting Miss Elise Wat
kins.
Two very interesting engagements nave
been announced to intimate friends or the
happy couples, and have caused the nut
ter of excitement that is the -uHfallinS &C
commandment of such pleasant announce
1nenrs All of the parties concerned are
among the smurtest members OF the
smart set.
The Milton c. Work Wrist Club met
on wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Miss Mary Crenshaw, on West
Main Street. The highest score north and
south was made by Miss Emily Glas-
cow and Miss Helen Montague; east and
west by Mrs Reginald Gillian and Mrs.
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w: Talley celebrated
their crystal wedding the, fifteenth ami
yersary of their marriage, Tuesday even
ing at their home, No. COZ East Main
Street.
The house was prettily decorated in white
and yellow, while shaded lamps lent
mellow glow. Dainty refreshments were
served from the table which stood in the
back part OF the long hall. = beautiful
musical programme was rendered, and
many handsome and useful gifts received.
The event of the evening was the present
tation of Il handsome diamond ring to
Mrs. Talley, from her husband, by Colo
mel Henry Boykin. who made q very pleas
ing and happy little speech. Mrs. Talley
wore a pretty gown Of imported organdie
and lace over yellow taffeta, and carried
a bouquet Of brides roses. She was as
sisted in receiving by several charming
girls and about seventy-five of her friends
called to extend their congratulations and
good wishes.
Miss Annie Lee Smith. who has the
unique distinction of being the first lady
to matriculate as student at any of the