The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
|SOCIA AND
PERSO

The wedding of Miss Amelia Rosalie
Ks..1nwc1ier to MI. Henry Martin Meye rs,
of Philldel ph1d, VIII be among N the
prominent SOCIAL functions on to-day
calls dar. "a
The ceremony viii be performed at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr. and
MIS-. David 8. IA hnweder, on West
Grace Street, at high noon, by Dr. -. y.
Callscn. An inlpIov;sed altar VIII g &c
maze y palms in the front parlor ana
the n,antels kaal, ed with potted pla IS
/ and ferns, furnished and arranged IL y
Mann q Brown.
| The bride, who is a pretty blonde ana
! one of the most popular girls Of this city,
| will wear a handsome ha.d -made gown
| OF white choffon cloth over satin and
! will carry a white kid Bible, with mark
eIs of white violets. Her long veil VIII
| be caught by a diamond crescent. Miss
skahnweiler will be attended by Miss
Florence Meyers, sister OF the groom,
| who will wear a charming white
nuns-veiling princess gown, with
| larg picture hat, and will carry {.
| shower Of Madame Testout roses and
mignonette. Little Miss Mildred Caliscn
will be the dainty flower maiden, and
will wear white Paris muslin over blue;
of ceremonies.
! Immediately after the ceremony an ele-
CANT buffet luncheon will be served and
a reception held, the prettystable decora-
tons being of pink roses and maiden
hair ferns.
Among those who will attend the we'd
ding from a distance are Mr.. and Mrs. $.
| Meyers, Of Philadelphia, parents OF the
groom; Miss Florence Meyers, of Ph1la-
delphia, sister of the groom; Mrs. NJ.
Kahnweiler, Mrs. H Bivinheld and Mr..
Bendict Kahenweier. of New York; Mrs.
il. Macks, of Wilmington, n. c., ana
Mr. Jacob Gimble, Of Philadelphia.
The bridal party and a few guests were
entertained ut an elegant course dinner
Monday night, at which the decorations
| were in American beauties.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| young couple will leave for Philadelphia
and will make their future home in Phil
adelphia. where the groom has wide
| circle of friends.
One Of the most elegant luncheons OF
this week was that yesterday given by
Miss Annie Ponder Gordon and Miss
| Louise Areld, of Brooklyn.
The tables were artisticaily deco
| rated in marguarites and maidenhair
| ferns, the centers being composed OF
! Battenburg over yellow satin, with
broad satin ribbons twined here and
! there, caught with large bows and
marguerites The first course was
| Malaga grapes, served in small SOU
| Senir baskets, with little labels bearing
| the guests name on cach
| Covers were laid for twenty, and the
| guests included Miss Affeld. of
Brookiyn Misses Rebecca Gordon.
| Annie Lindsay, Carrie Shafer. Jen-
ME Schoen. Bullah Patterson, Jose
phine Putney, Elizabeth Dame OF Baitl-
| more; Mary Lawson, Alice Stems, Anna
| Anderson, Mamie Baughman, Julia Bid
good, Edith Jones, Caroline Holiday,
Rosalie Shafer, Lorena McIntoch, Mrs.
Jenl1in Robinson and Mrs. James Can
non.
x delightful cotllon was danced Mon
day night at the Jefferson Club by the
younger society girls Mr.. Albert Wise,
| with Miss Corinne Strauss led the merry
dancers into many charming and intri-
cate rev figures. Among those noticed
on the ballroom floor were Miss Gwen
dolyn Myers. of Philadelphia: Miss Cohen
Of Philadelphia; Miss Ada Heller, of Win
chester Va; Miss Phronie Hutzler, Miss
Florence Levy, Miss Florence Thalhimer.
Miss Rose Goldenberg, Miss Jeane Loven.
stein. Miss M. Junyce Brauer, Miss Helen
Ezekiel. Miss Kate Binswanger. Miss Lily
WISE Miss Mabel Sycle, Miss Edna Bloom
berg; Mr.. Lee a. Whitlock, Mr.. Alfred
Abrams, Mr.. Louis Leibermuth Mr.. Per
cy Ezekiel, Mr.. Benjamin Bear, Mr.. r
w. Lovenstein, MIR. II. RobenStein, Mi
Robert Brauer, Mr.. Henry Schwarzschild,
Mr.. Gus Oestricher. Mr.. Ralph Binswan-
ger, Mr.. Sydney Gunst, Mr. Harry Sug-
german.
A pretty marriage last night was that
of Miss Frances E. Ikastelberg and Mr..
Edward =. Mosmiller, who were united
at st. Johns Lutheran Church, at 6:S0
o'clock.
|, The church was deliberately decorated
in Easter lilies, palms and ported plants
and formed a fitting background for the
wedding ceremony, which was impress
sively performed by DR.. Paul Mcneil.
The ushers, who were Messrs. Edward
Schaaf, B. D. Kay, Edward Hubbard,
Robert Booth, Hermann hasten and Viii
liam Haase, We're followed by Miss Ma
ME FIeppert, maid of honor, gowned III
White organdy over taffeta, and carried
la France roses. The bride entered lean
ing on the arm of her cousin, Mr.. S. J.
Hook, and was gowned in white crepe
de chine over silk and carried a shower
of lilies Of the valley She was met at
the alter by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. f. B. Schaaf.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left on the train for Wash
ington and Baltimore. and on their re-
turn will reside in Henrico county.
Miss Alice Miller Sibert, who will be
united at high noon to DR.. Paul Ruther-
foord N1cFadyen, Of High Point, N. c.,
will be gowned in an elegant ere
alton of white lace silk and will carry
a shower OF lilies Of the valley. Miss
Bessie Hunter will be maid of honor.
wearing pink chiffon over pink silk, with
a large picture hat, and will carry
shower of tulips. Dr.. n. V. sBrawley will
be best man.
The ceremony will be performed by DR.
William Z. Evans, at the residence Of
the brides mother, on East Grace street.
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Colonel William Miller Sibert, while the
groom is a graduate of the Medical
College and a, son of Rev. Archibald Nc
Fadyen, of Charleston, N. c., one of the
trustees of the Richmond College.
The enga cement is announced of Dr.
Garnett Nelson and Miss Susan Rose
Pleasants Norris the wedding to take
place-in June. Miss Morris was a pop
uar member of Richmond society. but
has recently made her home in Athens,
Ga She is a niece Of Mrs ohm 2. Nc
Guire Dr. Nelson is q son of Tr Kin