The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Social and
PER- Onal

! MIR. Solomon Rose and Miss Jennie
! Iabenberg were married at 2:So O'Clock
! yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
| brides parents. The event was an ex-
| ceedingly pretty one. Palms. American
| Beauties and shaded lamps formed the
| pretty house decorations. The bride was
! attired in a handsome going-aWay gown
| of blue broadcloth.
| She wore hat and gloves to match and
/, carried a shower Of brides roses.
| Mr. Theodore Labenberg, brother OF the
! bride, acted as master of ceremonies
| Rev. L. N. Calisch performed the cere-
| mOry.
| Among those present were Mr. I. M.
| Schesinger, OF Columbus, O., and Mr..
J Solomon Labenberg, of Baltimore MI: and
I Mrs. Charles Well, Mr. and Mrs. ChaS.
| Gunst, Mr.. A. lichel, Dr. and Mrs. Chas.
| A. Labcnbcrg, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Whit
lock. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Levy, MIR. ana
| Mrs. H. Campbell, Mr.. Charles {. Levy,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy IIutzler, Mrs. Hannah
| Strausc, Mr. lsadore Strause. Mr.. Gilt
! ford We'll. Mr.. Charles Strausc, Jr., Mr..
| and Mrs. r. D. Stern, Misses Corinne and
| .Juliette Strause, Master Henry Gunst,
| Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Mchaels Mr.. and Mrs.
| Moses Thalhmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
! Tllalhimer. Miss Bertha Steinburg. Misses
] Rosa and Nora Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
! L
| After a delightful reception, Mr. and
| Mrs. Rose left for an extended north
| crn trip.
| The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. LabenberS and the sister of DR..
! Charles Labenbers the well-llnown ply
| sician of this city. Mr.. Rose is d popular
| and successful young business man.
| The large number OF numerous and elc-
| CANT gifts received evidence the wide
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| groom.
! The regular monthly meeting of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
! was held yesterday morning at the
iAfuseum, Mrs. Joseph Bryan in the chair.
Tho lecture committc reported two lee
| lures for the early fall, one by Mr.. John
p. Mcclure and the other by Mr. Holmes
| Conrad. The funds have been received
| for a memorial window for the Texas
room and another reported in progress.
Captain Colston has promised to send
to the Museum a picture and sketch
OF Judge Campbell, OF the Confcd-
eracy General Marcus j. Wright, War
Records has sent the Museum both
Latin and English copy of the letter writ
ten by Pope Plus IN. to jefferson Davis
dated Rome December 5, 1855. Tho re-
! port on the Chapman pictures was very
| satisfactory.
| Mrs S. D. Drcvry, of .'Minncola,
! presented to the museum handsome
picture of her father. DR. Charles ~
MaGill the distinguished Confederate
| surgeon. Mrs. Drcwry also made Il gift
to tho museum OF the commission of
| Major Robert Swan. on the reverse side
| of which the following inscription vas
| written by Major Swan:
| July 20, 1861.
o,--I
| Joseph L. Johnston. who WAS in the pres
| ence of General Beauregard and staff
| most complimentary remarks. ! Was
| ovcrpowcrcd. l could not speak. Silently
| srasped his extended hand and tried
! TO hear what he said. Could not thank
| him and walked off Tomorrow l may
| have no use for it save to give me 4.
| position on the battlefield l may not
| live to hold it a day, but l will do my
duty-my whole duty-nay moro. il an
| opportunity presents itself-to hurl back
! the invaders OF our SOIL
| Miss Lula Bernard, of South Laurel
Street was rendered a most enjoyable
surprise party Tuesday night in honor of
her sixteenth birthday. After evening
spent in games, dainty refreshments were
served.
Among those present We're: Misses Mag
gio Mcrriman, I.ettie Carter, Maggie Gill,
Mary Gill. Calais Bernard, Annie WickS,
Annie Williams Sophie Hooper, Cclestine
Brown, Inez and Lula Bernard, Bessie
Cary, Belle Hooper, Jessie L. Hooper;
Messrs. Henry Gill. Lawman Carter,
Willie Powell Norman Carter, Emmit
IIoltz, David Wilson, Alfred Bernard, Ed
ward Bernard
The ladies interested in the building
Of the Sara Wilmer Price Memorial
ManSe met at noon yesterday at the
residence of Mrs. J. Calvin Stewart, on
West Grace Street. Thc building will
be erected at Tal>amatisu. Japan, and
will cost about $1,000 of which amount
about one-half has been raised. The re-
naming amount the ladies hope to raise
within the next few months.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Lula NJ. Hancock to Mr. Franz,
L, Richardson on Thursday, April 4th AZ
9 F. Nj. at Fulton Baptist Church.
Miss Hancock is The daughter of N1rs
S E. Hancock. of Az Denny Street. I'm.
ton. where she is quite popular. Mr..
Richardson is book-keeper for the Claw
Street division Of the Passenger and Pow
er Company.
The meeting of the Ladies' Matinee
Musicale which WAS to have been held
next riday. has been postponed until the
Hl-udS dIltI I-dSlSi.
The adjourned business meeting of the
WCman's CluO for the adoption of the
revised constitution, will be held this af-
ternoon promptly at half-past four. A
full attendance is requested.
Miss Orie Hatcher will leave Friday for
the University of Chicago from which:
college she recently received a fellowship.
Miss Edith Hatcher will so to New York
next Tuesday to take q special musical
course.
Miss Mamie Shelby, the talented So
prano Of the Broad-Street Methodist
Church, will leave the city this week for
her future home. in Washington.
Mesdames Joseph Kahn and William
Strause, of Harrisburg. Pa. are visiting
their parents, Mr.. ar ! Mrs. D. Hutzler
Miss Alice HotchAiss left the city yes