The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
THE EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
MISS EMMA 4. LAUBE WEDS LIEUT.
~. s., GRIFFIN.
The Entertainment at the Jefferson ROOF
Garden In Behalf OF One oil the nos,
pltals-Personai and General News.

The wedding of Miss Emma A. LauDe
of this CITY, ana Lieutenant X. .. 1Ilihii
of the United States Navy, TOOK pia.'
AT O'Clock yesterday morning III sI
nerfor,ned by Bishop Van De Nyver, III
tie presence OF only the near relatives
of the contracting parties ana lher iloie
intimate friends.
Ms I.aube is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Laube, OF IL cas-. "a
Greet ana n sister. therefore, of Mr.. j.
w. Laube. She is very chaiihins
young lady. WHO enjoys eNceptional pop
ularity in the wide circle Oh her lIieiiu''
Ter nance. Lieutenant Griffin IS a Nir-
giniau. Fredericksburg being ms brth,
place and former home. lie Is a son OIL
the late Thomas Griffin. lie belongs ~
the Engineer Corps OF the Navy, ana y
now stationed in Washington, ID. = ne
is "A gentleman Of fine mental gifts VIDE
culture. and sterling character
The wedding was an exceedingly qui,'
one without any attendants, the bride
entering the church with the groom. Mr..
Gaulneld was the organist Tor the oScd-
sion. rendering Mendelssohns wedding
march both before and after the cere-
mony. . 49,.
graceful figure. Her hair ana eyes are
brown. her complexion fair. go.
Her wedding costume was Of Beige SILK
poplinctte, with hat and gloves To match
She carried a large bouquet OF American
Beauty and La France roses the ensem-
bic being striking ana lovely.
Immediately after the wedding Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Griffin took the train for
the North, anticipating an extended tour.
Their future home will be in Washington.
ID. c., fact cordially regretted by their
many friends In this community.
Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mr. and Mrs. Frances Laube
Messrs Joseph W. and NJ. +. Laube. Mt
and Mrs. John Kain. Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Griffin. of Fredericksburg, DR..
Thomas a. Griffin OF washington ID,
c.: Mr.. II. ID. oliver of Norfolk; Mr.. ana
Mrs. John II. Leonard. Of New YORK ana
Miss Agnes Griffin, of Fredericksours'
on the evening Of Thursday. July 18th.
the interests of enc of the leading hospt-
ais of the CITY will be presented to this
pleasure loving public in an entertain
ment at the Jefferson Roof GARDEN. a
large committee of prominent ladies' IS
now busily engaged in making 1t Dill
liant success i'm all directions
Among the talent who have already cou-
scented to appear In behalf Of the beneV-
olent object FOR which the entertainment
will be given are Polk Miller, who VIII
provide amusement galore Win m, nls
sketches. song, and banjo pickin MISS
Betty BurWell Booker will sing the Ola
Dominion Sextette. Mr.. Sam Crowder'
XylOphone solo, tho Webb Quartette' con-
sisting Of Miss Maude Porter, soprano
Mrs. Il. n. Cloves, alto; Mr.. +. H. Cowles'
tenor: Mr. oscar Lehman bass. and MT.
Shepherd webb. director. Professor ia
cob Reinhardt has been secured as accom-
panist Mr.. Wallace Laughton, artistic
club swinging and juggling speciality Mrs.
Alice swain Hunter. with Southern songs.
and Professor Frank Cosby in "A series OF
beautiful platilue statuary groups. An
orchestra will be engaged and refresh
mcnts served during the evening.
Yesterday afternoon q meeting or the
committee was held TO perfect arrange
ments. Mrs. Edgar Taylor presiding. ana
there IS every reason to expect delight
ful evening.
A recent issue Of the Literary Digest re-
fers to the illness Of Princess Troubet-
skoi. and states IL TO be nervous collapse
brought on by literary overwOrk.
Miss Mary Grigg is quite i'll M her home
south Third street. as her many friends
will regret TO learn.
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrouen's party. at
Virginia Beach are having a royal time
Of il. I'm spite of excessive heat, which
even the ocean breeZes and the other at
fractions Of the place cannot force INTO
the second place i'm attention. There, as
here. ii will make itself evident. But
congenlal people are sure 10 enjoy them
selves