The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
Social and
Personal

The hall was claborately decorated by
Mann & Brown. Tall groups oil PAINS
were artisticaliy placed and at one end OF
the hail an afchway formed u! Inc IuAu-
RANT plants. Behind a screen OF ever
green's en- tho stage. the musicians were
stationed. Promptly at $50 O'Clock to the
strai,,s of Loheasrin the b.iAai pa u
Entered the hall. The beautiful bricc
was accompanied by the groom, and was
Eowncd in an exquisite creation o. "nise
crepe de chine over tafteta. Win YOKE
md sleeves of embroidered chiffon. Her
vol vas caught with a diamond pin,
the sroorn's gift. and she carried
white sold-7nounted Bible. containing
sprays OF lilies of the valley. Miss fazel
strauss the maid OF honor, wore beauti-
ful lace-trimmed organdy and CARED
white roses.
Miss Rose Goldenberg were bridesmaids
and wore dainty white orsanuy gowns
with ipple-green ribbons, and carried
bouquets of maidenhair fern.
Two little flower girls Misses Fannie
and Lillian kahnweler. nieces OF The
groom. wore white lace over pale green
faffeta and carried white carnations.
The brides cousin. little Miss Carline
Nachinan, also wore a white lace robe
over green taffeta. and bore the ring
on tray of white roses.
The sslers were: Messrs. Berthold Y.
Goodman Benjamin Il Goodman, Louis
r Goodman Irving II. Goodman, all
brothers of the bride. Benjamin r. Hess
berg. OF Danrille; Eugene ". Goodman,
of philadelphia; Bell Stern and Harry
Ofapcnheimer.
After the ceremony an elegant dinner
was served
The long tables in the banquet hall were
ciaborately decorated in baskets OF roses
and gariandS of SmilaN.
u;lernine train for an extended northern
and western trip
The bride is the exceedingly pretty and
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
.iam Goodman. Mr.. hailnweiler was for
,perlv connected with the Globe Clothing
Company. of this city, but is now pro-
,9rietor of q prosperous clothing business
TN Toledo. Ohio.
The magnificent gifts received clearly
evidence the popularity Of the young
couple.
The guests present were:
Mrs. NJ kahnweiler. mother Of the
groom; Mr. and Mrs. David hahnweileT,
savannah. Ga: Mr.. Eugene Goodman,
Philadelphia: Mr. Benjamin r. HesSbers.
I,anyille: Miss Ray JiesSberG. Danville;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. EIsfelt, Burlington,
iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Detteback, Louis
vile, Ky: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hirsch-
ier, Burlington. Iowa: Mr.. Woolner, Poo
vi
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nachman M.
md Mrs. Charles GoldenberS, Misses Rose
and Yetta Goldenberg. Misses Bette and
Fannie Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dette-
bach Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Arnold, Mrs
j Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Leon l. Strause,
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Raab. Mr. Moses
L. Rose Mrs. RebeCcah Kaufman MISS
1serrie FelItleiner Miss Rosalie Held Miss
Josie Cohen Miss Mary Thalhimer. Mrs.
Sam Rose, Mr. Moses S. Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Is. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs l. l.
Stratlse, Mr. and Mrs. Leon WallersteIn,
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Strause. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L, Strause, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
1.abenferg Mrs. Joseph Strause, Mir. and
Mrs ii. Heller, MIR. and Mrs Henry
3tirsh. Mrs Samuel NJ. Bowman and Miss
Rosa StrauSe.
Mrs. David e. Tenant gave an elegant
luncheon at the Jefferson Yesterday
afternoon in eomphment TO MIS-;
lsry,don Tenant and Mrs Edward
i Willis The guests We're seated
at five tables laid in tie west
d.ning-room. In the centre of each table
was :. shower of American Beaut es and
each guest received a bouquet Of the
same beautiful flower
Those present besides the hostess We're
Nesdames Brydon Tenant, Edward j.
Willis. Robert Rennolds, Decatur ATte!l
Ben. Palmer, Isaac Davenport, John
Shelton Williams, Reid Hobson. OF Nor
folk: John Atkinson, Allan Potts. Rob IT
Rantlette. OF Massachusetts: thariss
Davenport. John Lyons. L. RandoipA
Williams. Lawrence Lewis. Edward Val
entine, Gideon A. Davenport, Graham
Hobson, Charles Boiling. Warner Moore.
Edward Echols, Joseph Willard, James
n WEIGH, William Royal. Waller Nor
Nirginius Newton. John Dunlop Thos-
Scott, William r. Trigg. Joseph A
White, John W. Harrison, Z L. Bemiss.
1.antion Cabell, Ashton Starke, Thomas
Boiling Levin Joynes Z. 7. d Myers,
j. Aston Cabell, Mrs. Fields, Of St
Louis, and Miss Anne Tenant
Mrs George. w Stevens was hostess at
an elegant card party last evening at her
home on Floyd Avenue in honor Of Mrs.
Rufus Gillette of Danrille, Ill. Ameri-
can Beauties formed the decorations. The
invited guests We're Mesdames Gillette,
&. Z. Borden, T. NJ Perkins, C d Lang
horne. ". /. Royal, L. w Mise Isaiah
White Edmund Waddill. j. Allison
Hodges. Z. a. Hoen, Harrie Webster, Z.
D. Hotchkiss. j. A. White. ]. d. Potts
]. Shelton Williams. Levin Joynes. Wynd-
ham r Meredith, E. T. d. Myers, Jr.. w.
y. Palmer Thomas Carter. ]. A. WEIGH
Allan Potts, Robert Rantlett of Massa-
chusetts, c. c. McPhail. Thomas Boiling,
c. ". p. Brock. A. 3. Camm, G.. a. DAY.
export. A. i. Donnan, c. E. Boiling, w.
S. Forbes, Barton II. Grundy. John W
Harrison. James Keith. c. p. Lathrop
W. +. La Bonita, A. ]. Montague. W. s.
Morris. Benjamin II. Nash. Nirginius
Newton, Miss Claire Guillaume and Miss
May Jones.
Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary of the
National Consumers League of New
York. delivered a strong, forceful address
at the Womans Club yesterday after
noon to a large and interested audience
Mrs. Kelley explained that the object of
the league is to support the stores and
factories where the best conditions pre-
vail for employees. Forty-one stores are
now on the leagues white list These
stores or factories are given small tags
10 be placed on each article sold If the
consumer demands such goods the result
IS obvious. The speaker declared that if
the shoppers conscience We're keen. il
must rebel II chairs were not placed he
hind The counters for the clerks if cash
girls under the proper age We're employed
and if parcels We're delivered after S
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