Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-24

tca on wednesday afternoon from 10
Z IN honor Of Miss Pleasanton. Of Phila-
uelphia Glowing pink was the keynote
or the color scheme and La France roses
and pink-shadcd lamps and candles made
the scene an exquisite one Miss Evelyn
Williams was assisted in receiving by
Miss Pleasanton. Tho young ladies' I'm the
dining-room were Misses Nellie Boyhn,
Annie Gray, Elizabeth Brander, Flossie
Talbot. Judith Deane. and Mesdames
Young and Small.
Those present were Misses Blanche
Dimmock. Laura Adair, call. Christian,
Munford. Donnan, Atkins, Gray, Alfriend,
Deane, Brander, Carr, Small, Mayo. An
ME Camm. Gertie Camm, Annie Cray.
Leila Gray. Nellie B0ykin Katharine
Halves, Maria Williams. Flossie Talbot.
Bessie Pace, Ethel Pace. Judith Deane,
Carrie Coleman, Miss Holiday. Maggie,
Fergers0n, Maggie Stokes. Ellen Hobson.
Kathleen Anderson. Alice HOtchlass,
Pauline Powers. Mary Hayes, Lucy
Hayes. Julia Morton. Beulah Patteson,
May Jones. Maud Stokes. Aline Stokes.
Dallas Of Nashville. Mamie Hi. Ella
Jackson, Meade Burwen Adele Williams
and Luly Williams
on Wednesday evening Mrs T. G.
Mayo gave a delightful imprompW enter
tainmeut in honor Of Mrs and Miss
Ploasanton, OF Philadelphia. who left the
next day for their home. Among those
Who called were Misses Mayo. Harris
Louise Mayo. Flossie Talbot. Dclia and
Nellie Tompkns Edyth White. Elizabeth
Brander, Whelan of Baltimore. Mrs.
Ellyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joyues Mrs.
McPhail, Mrs WEIGH Mrs. J. A. White,
Mrs. Isaiah White. Major and Mrs. Bran
der, Mr. and Mrs William Taliaferro.
Mrs. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Har-
ris. Mr.. 10 Lane Stern, Mr.. John An
derson, Mr.. y. r. Johnson, Miss Lima
Mayo, Mr. John Young, Mr.. Lewis Bran
der, MI Saunders Hobson. Mr.. Julian
Hin. Misses Ross. Mr.. Carlton Mckinney
Mr. Selden Wake. Major Allison, Mr.
and Mrs. Taliaferro.
Mrs. and Miss Pleasant have been the
guests OF Mrs. T.. &. Mayo. and We're the
recipients of many hauering attentions
during their stay in this city.
A delightful concert was given at the
Woman's club ON Monday. under the di-
rection of the chairman Of the evening.
Mrs. William d. Thomas Miss Annie
Louise Rheinhardt played on the violin
with exquisite expression and feeling,
and, with Miss Gussie Rheinhardt. sang
great expression. Miss Laura Adair, of
Atlanta. also charmed every one with her
beautiful contralto voice.
Tea was served by Mrs. William ID.
Thomas and Mrs. Workman. assisted by
Misses Margaret Branch and Berta Well
ford. The guests OF the chairman were
Misses GwendOlin rutherford and Id
Viuia Thomas, Misses Louie and Adele
Williams, and Miss Mary Thomas
The programme was as follows: "Mae-
Tiers Presided" Meistersinger. CWag-
Wilhelm Miss Annie Louis Rhein-
hardt; Happy Days" (Strelezki) Miss
Gussie NJ. Rheinhardt; witches Song"
Miss Adair; a "Chanson de Berceau,"
Mauser) b ne Cygne,' Saint Leans)
Miss A. L. Rheinhardt. same Old story
Nothing New" Ctnglander) Miss Gussio
NJ Rheinhardt; Andante, T. minor con-
certo. AIendelssohnJ Miss Annie Louise
Rhoinhardt.
A beautiful double wedding will take
place on January the 81 at T.. NJ. at
Beth Ahaba Temple, when Miss Stella
Meyers will become the bride OF Mr..
Frank s. Loeb. of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Miss Florence Meyers will wed Mr..
Joseph =. Hecht of New York. This we'd
ding will be an exceedingly brilliant af-
fair. and many prominent strangers VIII
attend #. The bridal party viii
be splendidly entertained ON the
evening before the wedding and
after the ceremony a. handsome recep-
ton will be given at the jefferson Hotel,
ia the roof-garden ballroom
The attendants at the wedding Will be
Miss Fanny Edel, Of san Francisco, and
Miss Blanche Hecht OF Norfolk, maids
H. ..f. d. F.aIr
Rosenheim. Mabel Sycle, COrinne Straus,
Sadie Thalhimer. Rita Meyers Irma and
Corinne Rosenbaum, Emily Raab, Amelia
Kahnweler: Maud Hecht, Of Norfolk;
Irene Bachenheimer, Columbia Pa;
bridesmaids. Mr.. Falk. of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Dir. Sam Camp. Of Chicago. viii act
as best men, and the ushers Will be
Mossrs. Nose Rose Nj. VI. Marcuse, Ells
Iutzler. Albert Lang NJ. NJ. Nittledorter,
Henry Straus. Charleston, w. Va; Milton
Blum. Philadelphia Morris Hirshler'
Norfolk. Howard Carder, Huntington, W.
Va: NJ. Schotty, Pittsburg; Edward
Camp New York; NJ Loewenstein'
Charleston. w Va, and Leon Hirsh'
York. Pa Mr.. Henry Hutzler will be mas
ter Of ceremonies.
The Misses Meyers are exceedingly
handsome and attractive girls, and are
g.
The Friday german which held IT'S iirst
dance ON Friday at the Masonic Temple
is now an assured success. Inc music
was excellent and the german was lea
most gracefully by Mr.. Jack dc IreVille.'
THE chaperous were Mrs. William rama
ferro Mrs. Byrd Warwick. Mrs. Thomas
Rolling Mrs. Robert Blankenship MIS-.
Adolphus Osterloh. Mrs w Ben Palmer
Mrs. Catesby Jones, Mrs. Frank Nalle'
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough and Mrs. H.
A. Williams
Among those present were Misses Nora
7 e,r, sadie sutton, Maggie Shields,
Fdvth White. Mamie McCarty. Daisy
Chamberlayne Williamson of Washing
ton. Rebellah Bell. Mary Ball, Elizabeth
and Ruth Robins, Estelle peSaus7ufe'
Jane WingO, and Lima Shields; MessIs'
Osterloh. r. II. Loary, Daughuey' Car
dozo Gregory. Tucker, II. Hotchklss'
Tower. White. Willis. Newton Grant
stearns. Boykin. +. Hotchkiss. Reed Sut-
ton. Lacy, Leake, Deitrick, ana DINERS.
The next german Will be given on tF-
day, January o. 1900.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Farmer celebrated
tbeir silver wedding on Saturday al their
home. us south Pine street AT CLOCK
an elegant old Virginia dinner was given
when a reunion of the family took place
.rhis dinner was as much ike Mr. and
Mrs. Farmers wedding dinner as posi-
BILE. From % II o'clock last night "a de-
Iightfm reception was held. The house
was pretny decorated with holly ana
misnetoe and the table decorated win
pink and white carnations. Those reeciV-
ing were Mr.. c. d. Farmer; Mrs. Z. -
Farmer. black peau dc Sole Mrs A. II.
Alnrtln hlack satin. diamonds Mrs. J. III