The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LaTus
| presented a rarely beautiful scene last
[ evening, when their daughter, Miss Jennie
| Baldwin Iarus, was married to Mr.. John
| Hobart Reed.
The entire lower floor was convert
| ed into a bower of beauty, with lis eia-
! borate decoration OF palms and banks OF
ferns and glisteninS white tapers. oei.ilia
/ screen OF palms an orchestra was
| stationed, and to tle strains OF Lohen-
| grin the bridal party entered the rear
! Jravinr-room. Tho bride was sovned
! in an exquisite creation OF white crepe
| de chine appliqued with embroidered emit
| for. Her shim,ne-ins veil was caught
| with a jeweled butterfly, and she carried
I, a shower of lilies Of the valley.
! She was accompanied by her maid OF
| honor. Miss Daisy Yarbrough. of Stanton.
/ who wore white Paris nlousSeline, eiaoo-
| rate,y trimmed in lace, and carried white
| cllrysanthemums.
! Misses Fannie Guy, Cariotta McCuer,
! Louise Sheldon. OF Norfolk. and Margar-
| ct Bull. OF Norfolk. wera the brides
| maids and wore dainty white organ
| DIV gowns, with lace boleros over pale
| green silk. They carried large punches
| of white chrysanthemuns,
! The ribbons wero held by Messrs.
| Charles Reed. Stanley Reed, Leslie
| Reed and Charles Larus. The bride was
| met by the groom and his brother, Mr.
! Pleasant Reed. who acted as pest
| man, at an mprovised altar. erected be-
| tween the windows in the front oarior.
/ Here the ceremony was performed by
Re:-. Robert Z. Kerr and Rev. y. FL.
kippan.
After the ceremony an elegant recep-
ton was held. The dinins-room was
| decorated IN pure white. White satin
ribbons and smilax were suspended from
! the chandeliers. and in the centre OF the
| beautifully appointed table was a shower
| Of white crysanthemums.
! Among the out-of-town guests here for
| the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
! Sheldon, Mr.. Luther Sheldon, Jr-, Miss
+, Louise Sheldon, and Miss Margaret Bull.
| all OF Norfolk; Mrs. Robert Stone, OF
! Bradford, Penn: N s. Marlborough, OF
| Stanton. Va; Mrs Sinton Gwathmey.
I Va; and Mrs. Wexford C. Reed, OF Kes
! wick Va.
| The bride is the beautiful and attrac-
| tive daughter OF Me-. and Mrs. Charles
Larus. and is q favorite with a large
| circle of friends. Mr.. Reed is chief clerk
| in the superintendent office OF the
+, Southern Railway. and is very popular
! in social circles.
! After an extended northern tour the
| young couple will reside at No. 5 West
| Grace Street.
The wedding Of Mr.. George Edward
| DuDert, OF Dunlirl1. y. Y, and Miss Rosa
| Schumacher. Of this city. was soiennizeti
| at ST. Johns German Evangelical Church
I! at o'clock last night. The ceremony was
| performed in most impressive style by
Rev. DR.. Paul y. nTenzel. The eGiidce was
hlted with relatives and friends OF the
! happy couple. The bride was preceded to
| the altar by her attendants. and was
| joined there by tn. groom and his best
man. Dr. ]. a. Keck. The altar was
beautifully decorated with palms and
| Terms, interspersed with white chcysanthe-
| NUNS and illuminated by white candies.
! placed in unique cande,abra.
! The bride. the talented and attractive
daughter OF Mr.. Edward Schumacher, OF
/! this city. was alfred in white duchess
/ satin. trimmed in duchess lace Her veil
! was fastened in her hair by orange bios
| SONS. and she carried 4 shower bouquet
! OF brides roses. The maid OF honor. Miss
| Louise Hirnnernann. was beconlngy
| gowned in Nile-green silk poplIn. trimmed
! in real lace She carried white chrysan-
! thenums tied with white Illusion
! The bridesmaids. Misses Pauline. Bronrn.
| Angelina Kelly. Lille Mattern. Lena
( Lange, Mamie keck and Marie Sehaat.
!, We're clad in white organdv over white
| satin, with garnIture Of NiIe-green rib
| bon They carried white chrysanthernu ms
| lied with white Illusion
! The following gentlemen were the us.-
1! ers: Messrs- Henry Haase, Henry zim-
| nermann. Charles A keck. Leroy n. Lee
I; Beverly NJ EoR. OF Chris ,iansourg, Va.
! and Frank ~. Thompson. Of Stanley. n
J C. After the ceremony q splendid recep-
I cion was given the young couple at the
i Masonic Temple. NJ. and Mrs pupert
! were the recipients Of many handsome and
1 costly presents Thay lst, on an early
/ train for an extended northern tour.
I; The opening ball OF the Jefferson Clue
! which took place last evening was a most
| delightful affair, The clubhouse presented
! brilliant appearance. The halls. ball
+, room, library and readng-room were all
! profusely decorated in palms ard growing
| plants The mante!s of tho parIor and Ii
hrary were banked ii, ferns, and tai! vases
OF American Beauties were placed here
/ and there.
! The magnificent gowns, worn By the
| ladies' added to the briiliancy of the scene.
/! Dancing began at 9 o'clock. and at y an
/. elegant supper was served in the dining
| room.
/ Among those present @ere: AR and
Mrs. Milton AIarcuse, AR and Mrs Meyer
| kirsh. Mr.. and Mrs L z. Morris. NJ
] and Mrs. r. i. Straus. Mr.. and Mrs. /.
| Marcuse. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. S. Block. NJ,
| ma Mrs. Max Cohen. 2Ir. and Mrs. Joseph
/ Walle-stesn. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon l. Stratus
/ AR. and Mrs. ". Gunst. Mr.. Rnd MS
| Arthur Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses May.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Greenwaid Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Cohen; Misses Fanny D. Nit
/ teldorfer. Corinne Strause, Nora Heller
| of Jvashinston: Amelia and Ethel Bran
I; hid. of New York: Eta Syce. Htle'.'
ThaiiIsrer, Resale Held. Rehecea, He'll
stern, Miriam Iiiatser. atsr.an Raseii-
.lairf; at~ssrs. A.. J. Nsrciss tae iiid iRe
; Re!a.i.ney, Ike sSai:ers,eir, Barney
Bowman. Leroy Cohen, Nathan simon
Albert Wise. NJ 81. Alarcuse, II VI. Nit
teldorfer. S. NJ Block. Eugene Conss.ae,
Milton J. Stratus. Ike Greeabaun Miton