The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28
Notions.

groom.
The bride was attired in her mothers
wedding gown. trimmed in point lace.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
left for a western tour. Upon their re-
turn they will make their future homo at
Mr.. Wares country home, in Clarke coun-
ty.
Among the weddings to take place this
week one of the most prominent is that
of Miss Adeline Harrison Green and DR..
Paul Williamson Howell. of West Fir-
ginia The event will take place Thurs
day, at Grace Episcopal Church. at
O'Clock Afterward an elegant reception
will be given at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bromfield
Green. on South Third Street.
a brilliant wedding to take place in
Petersburg, of interest to many Rich
mond people. will be that of Miss Hannah
Doris Saal to Mr.. Hartwis Dorritt New.
man The ceremony will be performed
on Wednesday, October 31st at noon at
the Union Street Synagogue, Petersburg,
and will be followed by a breakfast at.
the home of the bride.
The bride is an exceedingly beautiful
blonde. and the groom is very prominent
in business and social circles in New Or
leans.
Inc DTlCe dlltiiudltS VII NC MISS
Carrie Frank of Baltimore, maid of hon
or; and Misses Rita Myers. of Richmond;
Miriam Lovenstein, of Philadelphia; II,
ma Lansberg, of Baltimore; Sadie Holz-
man, of Shreveport, La; Miss Newman
and Miss Miriam Newman, of New Or
leans, will act as bridesmaids. They will
wear white mousseline over taffeta, with
white mousseline picture hats, and will
carry bouquets Of American Beauties.
Mr. ]. Newman, brother of the groom,
will act as best man.
On tomorrow evening Mr.. Newman and
Mr. Irving Randolph saal will give
german at the. Jefferson Hotel in honor
of Miss Saal.
Monday afternoon most attractive
tea was given at the Woman's Club.
Throughout the calling hours the spa
cious rooms, bright with light and flowers,
were thronsed with callers.
Mrs. John Robinson served tea, and was
assisted by Mrs. LEROY and Miss Ellen
Guigon Among the out-of-toW-n guests
were Miss Patteson, of New York; Mrs.
r. r. Cosby, OF Danville; Miss Rebecca
Powell, of Alexandria; Mrs. Arthur Will
mer, Of Norfolk: Mrs. E. c. Morris, Of
Ashland, Ky. Mrs. William Overton, of
Louisa county; Mrs. E. p. Meany, OF New
Jersey, and Mrs. Samuel Davies, OF Not
toway.
Some of those who called were Mes
DANES Reginald Gillian, Pleasanton Con
quest, Norton Savage, Christopher Temp
kins, Beverly Munford, z. c. Minor,
Charles Davenport. Howard nose.
Thomas Scott, j. D. crump, ]. Taylor
Ellyson, j. S. Wexford, A. Y. Stokes.
Benjamin Valentine, II. William Pemoer-
ton, w. D. Thomas, Junius Morris, Fore
man. Aylett, Lafferty, Gilmore, Miss
Katherine Harrison. Miss Augusta Daniel,
Miss Guilaume, Miss A1adge Freddy,
Miss Ella Garrett. Miss Jane Rutherford.
Miss Knox, Miss Mary Lewis and others.
Miss Corinne Strause entertained at an
elegant luncheon Monday afternoon at
her home, on West Grace Street.
Those enjoying Miss Strauses hospitali-
ty We're Misses Nora Heller, of Washing.
ton; Levy, of Louisville, Ky; Ray and
Florence Eigenbrun, of Petersburg; Hen
rietta Rosenheimer. OF Baltimore; Fannye
zEdel, Helene 3. Thalhimer. Mabel Sycle,
Rita and Mary Myers, Juiette Strause,
Mrs Charles Labenberg and Mrs. Joseph
Hecht, of New York
AR. and Mrs. w. L. Harris, Of Church
Hill. have left for a visit to relatives In
West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Mrs. Judith Il. c. Walker and Mrs.
Annie Rose Walker have returned from
their summer outing.
Mrs. Randolph Norris, of New York is
in the city staying with Mrs. Word, CT
South Third Street
Mrs. Flanagan. of New York, is on
visit to her parents. Captain and Mrs,
John "A. Coke
News from Washington, D. c., reports
.thefseriouss illness of Paymaster Charles
aPs Thompson, United States Navy, SON of
the late Charles Gage Thompson, Esq.