The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
journey, and after a stay of several wesks

journey, and after stay of several weeks
will go to PittsburS to live.
The wedding gifts received by the young
couple are magnificent.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs jacob Edel, and is exceedingly beau
tiful and attractiWs. Since making her
debut last season she has been a social
favOrite both here and in San Francisco
and wherever she has visited. Miss Edel
has Travelled extensively in this country
and abroad and is possessed of many ac-
compishTnsntS.
Mr.. Falk is prominent young business
man of P.ttsburg. and is president and
vice-presdent OF number of companies
in the metal industry.
The bridal party and out-of-town guests
were entertained at a delightful reception
and dance the Jefferson Club Saturday
evening, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S.
MIXERS in honor of their niece, Miss Edel.
Sunday evening MIR. and Mrs. Julius
Edel entertained at their home, on West
Grace Street.
Yesterday was the first literary after
noon of the season at the Woman'S Club.
and was most enjoyable one to the large
audience present.
Miss Roberta Allen read an excellent
paper on THE Outlook of American Lite
rature" 1t was a broad. comprehensive
article. and was exceedingly well received.
Following Miss Allen Miss Kate Meade
sang most beautifully ''Laddie, by Amelie
Rives. and The Rainbow my May Had
ly Taylor. Miss Eleanor Tree read a most
charming paper on Recent Fiction of the
South. that held the interest of her au
dience from beginning to end.
One of the features of the afternoon was
the rendering OF the Indian Song by the
quartette. Misses Kate and Marianne
Meade, Mrs. CABOT and Miss Allen. The
guests of the evening were Captain Harrie
Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Field, Mrs. "A. W.
Patterson. and Miss Alice billiard. The
ladies serving tea We're Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson. assisted by Mrs. Charles Bosher,
Mrs. Pleasanton Conquest and Miss Minnie
Baughman
Mrs, Charles E. Hickey and children, of
Birmingham, Ala, are guests at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Benz. S. Barker, No. 400
Floyd Avenue.
Miss Catherine NJ. Frick, the attractive
daughter of Mrs. Catherine V. and the
late Theodore F. Frick, was married to
Mr. William Wes at $50 o'clock last eve
ming. at St. Johns German Lutheran
Church, Rev. DR.. Paul l.. Mcneil per
formed the ceremony.
Miss Minnie Kronenberg of Carlisle
Pa. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs Frank
LiebermIth, No. 1905 West Grace Street.
Mrs. Lou a. Ar1nes has issued invitations
TO the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Mary Lou A-rles, 10 Mr.. Walter C. Meyer
a well-lnoHn compositor of this city, but
now connected with the Bell Printing Com
pany, of Lynchburg. Va.
The ceremony will take place Wednes-
GaV. November .Sth at =
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Eirsh were at
home informally to their friends Sunday
evening, in celebration of the tenth ami
versary of their wedding-day. The house
was artistically decorated. The halls and
drawinS-rooms were fragrant with roses
and in the dning-rooms the decorations
were most unique. Everything was in
keeping with the tin wedding. Spun tin
was fashioned around the chandelier in
the shape Of a bell. and the effect was
daZzlingly beautiful. The buffet and man
tel were draped in the same glistening
material. The table appointments were
entirely of tin. The delicious repast was
spread on a cloth of tin. the cups, spoons
plates napkin rings. salt and almond
dishes were all made of the bright metal,
and ices We're served out of daintily-
fashioned tin individuals.
In the centre of the table was a NAM
moth birthday cake on which burned
forty candles, in honor of the natal day
of Mr.. Kirsh.
There were large number OF callers
and the evening was a delightful one.
Miss Roller, of Harrisonburg, is the
guest of Miss Elise Watkins, No. 4O1 East
Grace Street.
Miss Carolyn Leigh Craddock, of Pc
tersburg. is the guest of Miss Fife Gre
CORY, No. 312 East Grace Street.
Mrs. Horace Jones, Of Newport News.
entertained at cards on Friday evening
in honor of her guests, Miss Ruth Robins
and Miss Katherine Michaux.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wormeley have re-
turned from their trip abroad. Mrs.
Wormeley is much improved in health.
Miss Sue Staples, of scottsville, who
was in the city to attend the State Con-
venion Of Disciples, has returned home.
Mrs. H w Phillips has returned to her
home in Williamsburg after a pleasant
visit in the city.
Miss Bette C. Blake has issued invita-
tions to the marriage Of her niece, Miss
II. Addie Blake, to Mr.. John H. Unger,
Jr.. Thursday evening. November goth. at
8 O'Clock, at No. 1904 East Marshall Street
Capt. +. w. Cunningham celebrated his
silver wedding quietly a his home Sun
day. There was, no special social function