Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

Mrs. Ayiett, Mr.. and Mrs. Conquest, Mr.
and Mrs organ, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. QuarIes. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gordon. mir. and Mrs. Cofers, M
and Mrs. Boykln, Mr.. Parkinson: Messrs
Horace Stringfellow. Charles Talbot. J
Garrett Nelson Turner Battle. Carl
Holiday. II. Holiday. c. Turner. p. d.
Gold, Leigh Page. Granville Grey. Sptn
GER Carter T.. w. Fawcett, r. @. Hider
Garnett Tabb. John Bryan. Douglass Cor
don, @. A. Walker. J. @. Walker. A. u
Williams, T.. II. Williams. Joel Perrin,
Carleton McKenny, Beverly Tucker.
Stafford Parker. William J. Harvie, G.. A.
Breaux. Julian Biniord, Williamson Tai
ley. j. w. Lockwood, Jr., c. S. String
fellow, Palmer Claiborne. Eddie Quarles
Cessner Harrison, Aleck Weddell. Hug
Stockdell George Willis. Allie Sand
Julian Mckinney. w. NJ. Jones, Litti,
ton Fitzgerald. Archie Croxton Pau
Blanchard. Edgar Vaughn. W. NJ. S.
Workman. Coleman Workman. s. s. p.
Patteson, Jack de Trevile. Percy
Bosher John Leary. Palmer Grey. Franz,
Mccarthy. Julian Hill, Pascal Davie
Tess Hobson. Spotswood Wexford. Charlie.
Withers. John Coke, Edward Benson,
Venable Johnson. Phil Powers. Pollard
CadoZo James L. Anderson. Thomas s
Armistead. II. l.. Bragg, E. NJ. Crutch-
field. Ed T. Harrison, Edward Robinson,
Allan Talbot. r. c. Workman, Jr., A. II.
Drewry. Jr., George Reid, William ii.
Palmer. Jr., Robert Williams, Robert
Campbell, Watt Ellyson. Il. Victor VIII
liams. j. +. Tyler. p. c. Peasants George
Gibson. rutherford Rose. Granville Val
entine. James Valentine, Jack Gregory
=. St. George Cooke. Fairlie Cooke. jim
StriDgfellow. Linwood Antrim, Hugh An
trim. Grey Moseley, Ormonde Young, "
S. +. Mayo. Il. c. Mayo. Albert Alsop,
Lewis Haryie, c. r.. Dey Of Norfolk,
Sam Donnan, Walter Claiborne, Marty
Watts, and S. Dade Alexander.
The marriage Of DR.. Charles Labenburg
and Miss Essie Straus was one Of the So
scial events of the week. Beth Ahaha
synagogue was filed with an elegantly
dressed company Tuesday evening TO wit
ness this suspicious event. The synagogue
was beautifully decorated with palms.
which contrasted finely with the gold and
white Of the altar. The bridesmaids
Misses Corinne Straus. Sadie VI iitlock.
Hattie Sycle, Erma Rosenbaum. Miriam
Rosenbaum, Stella Myers; Aureiia Laben-
burg of Baltimore; Emily Eisefeld, OF
Burlington, Iowa; Helen Rosenstock. Of
Petersburg; Carrie Schaun. of Norfolk
and Ray Hessburg, Of Danyille--were
dressed in exquisite gowns Of pink tai
feta and chiffon. They alternated with
the ushers-Messrs. Gus. Sycle, Sidney
Sycle Milton Straus Moses Marcuse,
Charles Straus. Albert Long. Ellis Hutz-
Ter; Joseph Heymonn, OF Philadelphia,
Martin Eichel. Leroy Cohen, DR.. j. A.
Keck, and Or. w H. Lyme. The bride
who was dressed in pure white Bengaline
silk real lace and chiffon. She carried
bouquet Of white roses and maidenhair
ferns She entered on the arm OF the
groom. Dr. Caisch performed the cere-
mony. DR.. and Mrs. Labenburg went for
an extended trip North On their return
they will be at home at S24 west Grace
street.
Miss Elizabeth Brander gave delight
ful supper after the german on Thurs
day night in honor of Misses Reid, OF
Roanoke; Booker, of Old Point and Tun-
STALL OF Washington. who are visiting
her Those present were Misses Ellie
Werth Amy Werth, Susie Harrison,
Maria and Helen Moseley, Ruth and
Elizabeth Robins; Margaret Old, of Nor
folk, Mamie Cooke, Bette Christian,
birmingham Spilmal. Madeline English,
Maude Morgan; Louise Booker. of Old
Point; Monte Read, Of Roanoke; Sue Tun-
stall, Of Washington; Miss HART, of Dur
ham; Miss Tomlinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blankenship. and Messrs. Littleton Fitz-
gerald, Pollard Cardozo, Charles Withers;
Henderson Gregory, of Washington; John
Madison, Gibson, John Coke, Vennie
Johnson, Charlie Bowdoin, James Tyler
Lewis Tabb. Edward Benson, Jack Gre
CORY; Frank Phelps, Of Baltimore; Ed
ward Old, William Old. Percy Jones. Ro-
bertson, Turner, st. George Cooke, Nc
Donald and Charles Williams.
Miss Anne Drewry gave an especially
charming supper after the german on
Thursday night. Those present were
Misses Oracle Shields. Lily Urquhart
Leila Bridges, Florence Parker May
Cannon, Evelyn Bridges, Courtenay
Bridges, Virginia Cooke. and Messrs
Samuel Venable Arnold Baldwin, GessneI
Harrison Vaughn, Goodrich, Hutchings
Norborn Cooke, William Bridges Carey
Gordon Wilson. Daniel Lymon, Bob Page,
and Charles Talbot
The Misses Werth entertained severa
of their friends at lunch on 1Aanksgiv
ing, in honor of their guests, Miss Mar
garet Old, of Norfolk, and Miss Sue Har
rson. Those present were Misses Ola
Harrison, Reid of Roanoke, Sue Tunstall
Of Washington, Elizabeth Brander, Lizzi
Leary, and Louise Booker. The gentle
men were Messrs. Old, Henry and Jones
Of Norfolk; Rufiin, of Danville Tunstall
Of Washington; Knox, of Fredericksburg
Peyton, of Rapidan; A. Parker, Fitzger
aid S. Parker, Coke; Williams, of Louis
lana, and Mesdames James Werth
Augustine Royal, and NJ. l.. Van Doren.
MIR. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough
few friends Tuesday night
at a supper after the german given t.
the University students Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cullen. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Scrvenor, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Blankenship Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Amiss Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Adol
plus Blair, Misses Mary Binford. Maria
Robins. Halle, Rachel and Mamie Cooke
and Messrsl Frank Hobson, william
Mason, and William Mayo. Taliaferro
Mrs. ]. A. Welch's young dancing class
proceeded with the usual youthful zest
The boys and girls were In "fine feather,
and the evening passed merrily. Mrs
Welch's large dancing class will meet
Monday night, when large crowd vii
be in attendance.
On Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock, 81
26l5 east Main street, the residence OF
the bride, AIR. Robert NJ. Moran and Mis-
Hannah NJ. Kane were married. The par
ors were tastefully decorated will
palms, ferns and ehrysanthemums. Ths
bride was dressed in a suit of tan cloth
with hat and gloves to match, and car
RED bouquet of white chrysanthemums
The ushers were Messrs. G. NJ. Liphar6
and T. Sheehy. The ceremony was per |
formed by Rev. Father McKeefry, OF st |
Patrick's church. Mr. and Mrs. Moran |
eft on the y o'clock train for New York |
and Washington.