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

Mr. and Mrs. FRANK le4oSi III " -,
Mrs + I. Strause, Mr.. ands Mrs. Leon
strausa Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Marcuse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Edel. Mrs. |. NJ 10
senharm Mr.. David Mitteidorfer, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Strause. MI ana Nile.
Emmanuel Gunst, Mr.. and MRS Mesei
Frank Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Levy. W
and Mrs. Charles Hutzler. Nh Wil!ahi
Flegenheimer, Misses Florence ana 49,
ThaIh;mer Marion Levy, henrietta va
lersteiu. Amelia Millhiser. Cora, Helen
ard Blanche Binswanger, Eta Ihalhlnlef'
caIIie Nav. Carrie Block, Sylvia May
Eta Sycle. Fannye Edel, lrfla main
mer. Berdye Eellheimer, Repecdh Ni1tl-
lock. Mamie Meyers. florry ana VII 90
C.reanvaId. Messrs. NJ. NJ. M1tteldorlef,
Barney Bowman, Percy MssLs' Henr,,
Binswanger. Isaac Greenpaum' aeilts
Rra1Ier. Martin Kahnweier, f!orine Hlrsh'
7. Binswanger, and others
After an extended bridal trip the young
.o,,-Sa viii reside in Philadelphia. The
rroonl's gift to his best man and master
of ceremonies were diamond cuff buttons,
while each of the ushers received pearl
soarf nm i, the shape of a wish-bone- The
bride presented her maids with ouchesSe
lace handkerchief.
,rhe committee in charge OF the reception
TO the National Convention OF st. an
drew's brotherhood, having heard that
some misunderstanding exists with re-
gard to who is invited. desire to make an
exclamation. The large number OF Visit
ors expected to the convention makes IL
important that the number OF invitations
70 residents OF Richmond shall be very
strictly limited as the Woman's Club,
while admirably adapted for such an enter
tainment, has but limited space
To avoid unpleasant crowdinS. the COM
mittee in charge has decided TO limit the
invita- tons 10 six persons in each Episcopal
congregation, two of whom shall be the
several rectors and their wives. These,
with the local chapters of the Brotherhood,
will serve as hosts to the visitors. and To-
gether they Will make quite as large a
number as can be accommodated within
the club-r00ns
Among the charming young ladies who
will act as bridesmaids at the wedding OF
Mr.. Robert G. Blanton and Mss Hattie
Vail Tyler, are Misses Nellie Steger and
Jennie Hughes whose names were unin-
tentonally omitted from the list already
published. The marriage will be so!emnized
Thursday evening at All Saints, Church
Mr. Frederick Mueller and Miss Mamie
Holzhauer. two popular young persons,
were united in marriage at the residence
of Rev. C. j. Oehlschlaeser yesterday
afternoon The ceremony being impress
sively performed by that clergyman. The
bride wore a becoming gown OF blue cloth,
with hat and gloves to correspond. and
carried Brides roses
Mr.. Edgar Pohlig acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for a trip 10 New YORK
and Philadelphia.
The bride is the attractive daughter of
Mr.. Christopher Holzhauer, and the groom
is a prosperous young baker After the
return from the bridal trip. Mr. and Mrs.
Mueller will reside at 40 West Broad
Street.
Mr.. w H Hall and Miss Ida Smith
O'Clock at Unon-Station Church, Rev
Mr. Tucker officiating The foiioWlns
acted ushers: c. a. Weston. a. L.
Powers. W. ]. Barker, n A Melton ton
is an empioye at the Chesapeake and Ohio
shops in this city The couple left on the
evening train for northern trip.
A wedding of great interest to take
place this Afternoon is that of Miss Janet
Bruce Williams and Mr.. William Brydon
Tenant The wedding will take place at
Mr. Charles Williams, and although it
will be a quiet affair, it Will be none the
less a beautiful one.
Miss NOrve!l Q. Jones has returned 10
the city and is with Mrs. John P. Nc
CURE.
Mrs. John Harrison, after an extended
trip, has returned to the city.
Mrs Jane Tucker and Miss Matte
Tucker home from Mountain Top,
where they spent the summer
There will be a dance at the Jefferson,
given in the honor Of Miss Hattie Y. Sy-
Gle, on Monday night. October 18th, by the
young people who will participate Al the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs Simon Sycle par
ents of the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
! Coleman, of Petersburg, will be the chap
erones. After the dance there will be
sumptuous repast. The Jefferson Orches-
ira, win furnish music for the occasion.
Mr. Edward Eigenbrun will give a stag
party on Tuesday night. October 18th The
party will visit the Academy and then re-
| turn to the Jefferson, Where the ceremony
will be held.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club win
! meet this afternoon at the Womans Club
Mrs. Brown, who has been the guest OF
Mrs Charles Workman, leaves to-day for
her home.
Miss Lima Livingston Mayo and Mr..
| George Mayo have returned from panvlle.
| where they nave been in attendance at
| the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Dooley. who are
| spending October in Stanton, go TO Natur-
al Bridge this week with party of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Hoslar of Finley.
| O., who came to the city to attend the
! Bankers Convention, are the guests of
| Mrs. P. L. Conquest.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage Of Miss Emily CarIyn EisfeIt
TO Mr.. VIII Bernard Nelson. The event
! will take place on October 31st at the
First Baptist church, Burlington. lowe.
Miss Eisfelt is most attractive ana.
charming young woman, and will be
greeted by a host of friends when she
comes to Richmond. Mr.. Nelson is prom
inent in business and social circles In the
city.
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