The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-12
MISS KIRSCH WEBS
Mr.. WEINBERG.
A Pretty Ceremony Yesterday at the
Residence of the Bride.
THE ROSEMARY PUBLIC LIBRARY,
Mrs. Joseph X. Anderson, Nicc-Prcs~
idcnt of the Board-Miss annie
Gray Elected President of the
Junior Hollywood Association

and Mr Levi weinberg took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rabbi Ca
u.ch officiating. The ceremony was per
formed at the residence Of Mr.. Myer
klrsch, west Clay street
Miss Kirsch is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Kirsch. too highly esteemed
in this community 90 make further refer
cnce necessary. she is charming per-
sonary. and enjoys exceptional popular
. ity. Her nance. Mr. Weinberg, is wei
known in the business life of Richmond,
and enjoys the cordial regard OF hosts
OF friends. The wedding. therefore was
one al which congratulations were IN
order. and these were never more sim
ccre
The entire house received the careful
attention of the floral decorators, Mann
& Brown. and with such success that
when the lights were lit, and daylight
excluded the final effect could not have
been improved upon. The ceremony was
performed on the second floor. Or. Ca
l.sch took his stand within a sem-clrcle
Of palms and ferns. at each end Of which
stood handsome stand lamps with shades
old gold in color. TO qualify and mellow
the lamp light Upon the mantel was
fnaiden-hair fern. i'm which clustered Ies-
tou roses Similar effects were seen ln
the rear ROOM At intervals against the
wal OF the stairway were pink canoiea
ga silver supports. and The rooms on the
second floor not m use for the guests
were also lighted in this way, me euecl
iu perspective. looking from me seco"u
floor along the han being a beautiful one.
HIS excellent orchestra occupied seats
at the base of the stairway. supplying a
fine musical programme throughout the
evening and the whole scene was one
OF stimulating brightness.
Miss Kirscl had no attendants. She
wore "a travelling costume. which In tex
ture. color and make. was admirably
adauted to her coloring and general style.
To was of fawn-coiorcd cloth. Her hat
was peculiarly becoming, and was OF the
new turhan shape. She carried white
B.ble instead Of the conventional bouquet
Her father gave her away
Congratulations followed upon the con-
ciusion of the ceremony. and were ez-
tended in an atmosphere of royal good
cheer Al tho wedding supper were sixty
guests. al members OF the family. ana
including twenty grandchildren Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph kir-ch. The latter, who
fs seveufy-uine years % age was con-
suicuous figure Son the party. looking real
ly lovely in "a dress oi black hrocaded
with NlI'Il.Hsf lH'Na AAfA I"NN..'
wore diamonds Mrs kirsch who has
never lost child had AN her own about
her ON this occasion. The Company was
"a remarkable one. when one reflected
that largo as 30 was 30 was stiil eXclu-
sively @ family gathering. The little
folks occupied seats at a special table,
and made pretty picture.
Nfr. and Nrs. Weinberg left on tho late
train for Washington and New York
followed hy The warmest good wishes
I-r0n their return % Richmond they VIII
Doe az home at lo9 cast Clay street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Board Of the
Rosemary Public Library held their iirst
meeting for the fan yesterday at half
mast four O'Clock at the Library. Mrs.
george w Bagby in the chair. There was
"a large attendance those present BENG
Mrs Joseph r. Anderson Mrs. Norton
ervare. Mrs w L. Sheppard, Mrs. Will
fam r. Robins. Mrs. Lewis Aylett Mrs.
Halyhurton AIRS. Ezekiel. Miss Binswan-
ger Miss Margaret u. Lee. Miss 6uli-
laumc and Miss LyolL
The report of the treasurer was read
the board then proceeding 10 the cleo
ton Of "a VicC-prcsidout TO the great
qualification of an Mrs. Joseph r. Ander-
SON accepted the Office. after unanimous
election 10 is the sentiment OF the entire
more admirably fitted 90 am the office
with signal efficiency than Mrs. Anderson
and they congratulate themselves upon
So long step forward.
Mrs Malvern c. Patterson. Mrs. C.. w.
Anderson Mrs Montague. Mrs. George
AiusIiq. Mrs g. OBI. Cowardin and Miss
Mamie Archer We're elected members OF
tine board.
ID was decided 20 appropriate a portion
of The book found 90 the purchase OF "a
supply of valuable new hooks and very
shortly now some interesting and popular
volumes Will bo added 20 the librarys
stores.
An entertainment TO be given between
ibis time and tho time for the presenta-
ton of the opera in the spring was dis
clssed, but nothing definite was decided
upon.
Hon and Mrs w. vs. Henry and Mrs.
Matthew Bland Harrison will, IL Is eN-
pocted. arrive in Richmond about the
twentieth, after long and delightful stay
in Europe
AZ a meeting OF the Hollywood Memo
rial Association. Junior. held yesterday
in Lee Camp Hail. Miss Annie Gray was
unanimously elected president. succeed
ing the late Mrs Hume.
Miss Grays election is regarded as
peculiarly happy one. She is universal
u.s. popular tactful and magnetic. She
is al present in Caroline county. recuper-
etng from an attack Of nervous prostra-
zion. but every possible effort will be
made 10 induce her 20 accept the position
az president
AT yesterdays meeting Miss Lucy Clair
Atkinson presided. the others present be-
inr Mrs y. y. Randolph Mrs G.. a. |
Lyon. Mrs w 81 Wade. Miss Ruby
podeker. Misses Bessie and Leila Hin. !
1ur Van Doran Aiss Ethel Atkinson. |
and Miss lsolone Moses a gift of 81 was |
REPORTED from Mrs g.. O.. Penick TO 80 |
70 tno fund for The care of the Officers !
Secuon and another. % 81 was received |
from Mrs. Joseph Bryan for the same
purpose
An appropriation of s. was made 20 the |
Winnie Davis monument fund. A num- |
bier zoo those present favored a larger |
amoDht bui the fact that the Association |
which be- sim young has assumed the |
care cf nc Officers Section I'm Holly |
wood. and the other fact that It's treas
ury is small decided the vote in favor |
or the amount named.
Miss Alice Gaskin. Of New York. win. |
[Fnor the 10Th. be the guest Of Miss
N ma Mayo.