The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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the approaching marriage of Mr.. Anton
II. Thierman and Miss Mamie Garland
Taylor which interesting event Will take
place AZ ST. Pauls church next Wodnes-
day afternoon az o o'clock. The ceremony
Will be performed by Rev. Hartley Care
michael The sacred edihce Will be cx-
qWsitely decorated with palms, azalils.
American Beauties and pink shaded
lamps and candles. After the ceremony
a reception will be held at the Jenerson
for the bridal party and members of the
family. MIR. and Mrs. Thierman Will
leave on the o'clock train over the
r. r. and L. railroad for New York and
other points Of interest. On the evening
OF the 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Taylor
will entertain AT Fontcello the bridal
party, which will be composed of tho
following: Mr.. William i. Richardson,
Nj Edward Richardson. Mr. u. Victor
Williams Mr.. George +. Arents. of New
York. Miss Mary Jorden and Miss Ber-
nsrd Harvle. Mr. Jack Miller, Mr. Louis
G.. Paine, Miss Agnes Edwards, Miss
Halle Baker, Mr. William q.
TAYLOR Mr. James =. Baker. Miss Willie
I.ongsdale, Miss Bessie Matthews. Mr.
IT, Richard Taylor, Thomas L. Thierman
Miss Kathleen de Graffenried Taylor
sister Of the bride will act as maid Of
honor Mr. Albert NJ. Young will De best
man. Little Miss Eugenie Taylor and
Master Taylor Robinson win open the
flower gates which viii divide ihe oi5le'
The social life Of o large contingent of
Richmonds cultured and Influential
society leaders seems 10 hold the Jeher-
son club as D. sort OF pivot upon which
..I.. H..H d.
tagtainments have been given there this
season ana last ulgnL there was ID brl-
liant subscription german. It was
given principally I'm honor ~ the many
attractive strangers now visiting On kicl-
mOnd. me rooms or tne ciun were
bowers OF beauty ana splendor ana it WIS
a brilliant scene with the beauty "t
the women and the gorgeous costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs I. May held an informal
reception az their home ON north Tenth
street on Sunday afternoon from t0 lI
O'Clock. in honor al Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel
J.. DemeIman. of Boston. Mass. SIR Dem-
Gilman was formerly a resident of Rich-
mond and has hosts OF friends who We're
glad 10 welcome him back Mrs. Demcl-
man also from the South is the daughter
OF Mr.. Veil, General Soliciting Agent of
the Atlantic Coast Line, OF Wilmington
y c. Mrs. Demelman. whose striking
likeness 20 the Divine Sarah" has been
frequently commented upon, looked
very handsome I'm a white broadcloth
Worth gown There was a stream OF
callers during the entire evening.
Miss Ftossla Greenewald and Miss
Amelia Kahnwoilor. of west Grace street
entertained Wednesday al q beautiful
Irfflranft
Hattie Sycle and Miss Slmons, OF Phila-
dclphia.
Mr.. Witherspoon. son Of tho Rev DR..
Jere WitherspoOn pastor OF tho Grace
street Presbyterian church returned 70
Princeton College. Wednesday after
spending tho holidays with hls parents
on north Fifth street
Mrs Hugh Taylor will be Informally
o. homo on Wednesday IN January from
2 20 6 o'clock
Miss Roxio Wilkinson. east Franklin
street will leave Friday night 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. Johnston, OF Norfolk.
At the annual meeting OF tho Homeo-
pathic Free Dispensary Board held Tues
udN ar IT, ID floth MISS iNNNf i''4fkFA was
unanimously elected president.
Miss Clara Christian Of Charles city,
who has been visiting Mrs. Thomas Cum
bingham. or east Grace street has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Brown. Of Philadelphia. IS stopping
al the Jefferson.
Miss Goldsmith OF New York. IS visit
ing Mrs. ). Cohen, on LOmbardy street.
Miss Hattie Sycle of west Grace street
has a very attractive guest Miss Sim
ons. Of Philadelphia. who has been the
recipient OK social attentions.
Mr.. and Mrs Hecherman. OF Bedford
Penn, arc stopping 40 MIS-. Prices on
east Marshall street.