The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ono of She most brilliant events of the
Season was the german given a the J effeg-
son Roof Garden last evening by Mr. IA.
ID. Newman, Of New Orleans. and Air.
Irving Randolph Saal of Petersburg, in
honor of Miss Hannah Davis saal, who
viii on Wednesday be married to Mr.. New
man.
The stage was banked in palms and
potted pants, and, with the magnificent
gowns of The ladies, the hail presented 3;
pretty sight The party from Petersburg
arrived last evening and spent The night
ut the Jefferson
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
NJ Il. Saal. Misses Hannah Davis Saai
iSigenbrnn, Hannah Cohen. of Petersburg;
Miriam Lovenstein, of Philadelphia; Sadie
ainlymail. of Shreveport: Harris, of New
York; Levy. of Louisville; Newman of
New Orleans; Carrie Frank, of Baltimore;
Newman, of New York,tafr and Mrs. I.
S. Richards, of Washingto Misses Mabel
Sycle. Jeanne Isovensteih, Gorinne Strause,
Fanny IL. Mitteidorfer, Rita and May
Myers. Hortense and Beulah Eichel. Of
Richn1oad: NesSrs Aaron Jacobs, Moses
and Walter Sycle. Ike and Lee Reinheiaer.
Julian Myers, NJ. NJ. Aiitteldorfer. Martin
EicheI, Charles Straus, ". D. Meyer and
Moses Rose, of Richmond: Mr.. Linkei-
spell, Of New Orleans; Messrs. Newman, OF
New Orleans; j. .. Myers of Savannah:
s. W. Lovenstein, of Philadelphia; Cohen,
of Petersburg, and others.
The tea at the Woman's Club yesterday
afternoon was usual. most enjoyable.
All during the calling hours the rooms
were wei filed with visitors. The decora-
tons were white cflrysantlaemums and
pink roses. Mrs. Isaac Davenport and
Mrs. Beverly cru1np served tea.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Old
Dominion Hospital held their first regular
meeting of the fall al noon yesterday. a
the residence OF the President, Mrs. George
Ben Johnston. The ladies decided to
give an entertainment OH the afternoon
and evening of next Tu sday. November
9Th, at the Male Orphan Asylum. for the
benefit of the Hospital. This beautiful
place Will make an ideal spot for the
AFTERNOON tea and supper-the form the
Entertainment will take. A sufficient
number Of cars Will be on hand to carry
those who wish TO go, from 10 l1:s0
O'Clock.
In the afternoon light lunch will be
served and at night an ele giant supper.
The committee in charge of the affair
is composed Of Mrs. George Ben Johnston,
Mrs Mary c. Gill, Mrs. f. n. Calisch.
Mrs. w D. IIartung. Mrs. ". G. Lyn-
ham. Mrs Percy AOntasue. Miss Annie
Moore and Miss Sophie Bosher.
The ladies are Very enthusiastic ard
hope to make the affair grand success
A meeting is called for next Thursday
morning. at noon. at Mrs. Joi,nstnn's res
idence A full attendance is earnestly
requested
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Brogdon haze Is
SIZED invitations 10 the marriage OF their
daughter Mss Meta Hicks Brosdon. and
Mr.. Robert William Taylor. both OF Bar
ION Heights The wedding will take
place "Wednesday ev ming. November
ith, at the home of the brides parents.
Miss ISrnsuon is a most attractive
young lady. and has a host of friends in
this CITY and in Oxford, N c.. her former
home. Mr.. Taylor, a sea of Mrs. Celeste
NJ Tayler, has been connected for the past
Ten years with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. and is at present with the
claim bursau of that road. Mr.. Taylor
Is popular in musical circles. He Is the
sAnor of Epiphany Church.
The marriage of Miss Clara Gertrude
Fox of Norfolk. ard AR. Ernest Wilson.
Of this city. viii be soie,nnized a the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, No. $40
York Street Norfolk Thursday, Nopenl-z
Der Sth by Rev DIR. Carl Grammar. of
Christ Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Wilson VII be attended by his
brother Mr.. Knox Wilson There will be
no cards of invitation TO the marriage
Invitations are cut Tor Inc Elarlldse
of Miss Ethney. Burton, daughter of Mr.
Reuben Burton. OF No. 10 West Main
Street. to AIR Charles Wallace seiden.
The ceremony viii take place at the
s7i~st Baptist Church on November 9TH at
T. NJ
Miss Burton is the daughter of Hon
Reube, Burton. member of the Board
Of Aldermen, of this city. and Mr.. Seloen
is a valued attache OF Messfs. Miller
& Miller. large manufacturers OF office
furniture on South Sixth Street.
A grand reception viii be given the
bridal party Immediately after the cere-
1llony at the residence OF the bride. Many
city officials are invited to be present.
A wedding tour of two weeks north will
he taken. and they Will be at home to
their friends at No. 10 Nest Main Street
on their return.
The Petersburg letter 10 the New York
Herald OF Sunday Says: The engagement
has been announced Of Miss Halle Butts
. Rev Il. A. Goodwin, OF Richmond.
is,. Goodwin is the rector Of ST. Johns