The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

that Of Miss Amelia Rosalie Kahnweilcr
to Mr.. Harry Meyers, of Philadelphia,
which occurred on Wednesday at. the
home of the brides parents on Grace
Street The color scheme in the parlors
were green and white, while the din
ing-room was i'll pink. Only a few lhtl-
mate friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Dr.. E. N. Cal
isch; but quite a large buffet lucheon
and reception was given between and
2:30 o'clock.
The BRIDE who is a pretty and attractive
blonde, wore charming handmade
gown of chiffon cloth over white tafeta.
trimmed in real lace Her long tulle
veil was caught with a diamond crescent,
and she held a white lid Bible, the
markers of which were white satin rib
bons. caught with white violets. She
was attended by Miss Florence Meyers,
sister of the groom. in white nuns veil
ing. crowned with picture hat and
carrying shower of roses ana mig
nonette, while the little flcwer maiden
was little Miss Mildred Ca,isch, in white
Paris musin over blue. Some of the
gowns Of the guests were unusually
handsome. Among the out of-toWn guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meyers. OF Ph'la-
delplia. parents of the groom; MISS FLOR
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the groom: Mrs. NJ. Kahnweiler. Mrs.
III. BivinleId and Mrs Benedict Kahn
weller, of New York; Mrs. J. l. Macks,
of Wilmington, n. c., and Mr.. Jacob
Gimble, of Phila delphia.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Meyers loft for Old Point. when.
after a STAY of a few DAYS. thew will 80
to the North. They will make their future
home in Philadelphia, where the young
groom is extremely popular.
Mrs Meyers is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David p. Kahnweiler. and has
a wide circle of friends. who, though eS-
tending their good wishes, are sorry to
miss her from their midst.
Another high noon wedding was that
Of Miss Alice Miller Sibert to DR.. Paul
rutherford McFadyen. They were mar
ried at the home of the bride on Wedncs-
day by Few DIR. William z. Evans. as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Marks. The bride
looked exceedingly pretty in her lovely
wedding gown of lace over white taffeta
silk and carrying shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. She was accompan'-
cd by her maid of honor, Miss Bessie
Hunter in pink chiffon over pink SILK.
with a large picture hat, her bouquet De-
ing of pink tulips. The bridegroom was
attended DN LIT ~. W OAA'S
the family and few intimate friends of
the Young couple witnessed the marriage.
The cutting of the wedding cake, which
was one of the pleasant features of the
occasion, resulted in the ring falling to
Mr.. William Howard. the thirble to Miss
Carrie L,eftwicll, and the lucky slXpence
to Mr.. Maurice Hunter.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nam
ME Sibert, while the groom is a graduate
of the University Of Medicine.
Among the guests were Mrs. r. T. Hun
ter Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler, Mrs. George y.
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. w. r, Miller Miss
L. Z. Clarke. Mr.. John Hart. Captain c.
c. Scott, Mr. William Howard. DR.. Fray
ser, Miss Irene T1ice,s Of Buckncr's. Va:
Mr. Maurice Hunter, Miss Bessie Hunter,
Mrs. ". Z. Evans, Mrs. w j. Johnson,
Mrs George Z. Finch. Mrs. Philip Tay-
loe Mrs Robert 8. Wilson, Mrs. Il. a.
Matthews, Of Galveston. Texas; Miss Car
RE Leftwich, Mrs Sallie Payne Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Barhee. OF High
Point. n. c. Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson. and
DR.. Brawlcy.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair entertained the new
euchre club Wednesday when the score
was kept in miniature shoes. tied with
green and gold ribbons. to correspond with
the tables. The first prize. a hand-p paint
ed fan, was Won by Mrs. Carter Scott,
and the consolation prize. a dainty cam
dlestock. was awarded to Mrs LAWN
Hewitt Those present were: Mss Nancy
Cooke Mrs Edmund Benson, of Nash
Vile. Tenn: Mrs. Aston Cabell. Mrs. Clay
Drewry, Jr.. Mrs. John Blair. Mrs. Carter
Scott, Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. G. L.
L. PAWS. Mrs. Robert Blankenship. Mrs.
John Farland. Mrs. Charles Robins. Mrs.
Edward Hewitt, Mrs. William Taliaferro
Mrs. Richard Wilson. Mrs John Cullen.
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, and Mrs
William Broome
At the conclusion of the game dainty
collation. was served on the card tables
delightful entertainment. given Tor
charity. was that of the silver tea at
the residence of Mrs. Charles Whitlock,
on Thursday, given by the Loving Circle
of Kings Daughters. The discussion and
explanation Of several paintings. or
rather engravings. by Miss Maria Blair,
was much enjoyed. The circle who nad
charge of this elegant affair included Mrs.
T. William Pemberton Mrs. c. E. Whit
lock. Miss Louie Whitlock, Mrs. William
Craig. Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD, Mrs. John
Lamb Miss Mary Chalmers, Mrs. James
Grigg, Mrs Hawthorne. Mrs. John Har-
wood. Miss Mabel Stratton. Miss Elise
Goddin. Mrs. Ed. Waddill. Miss Winder,
Misses Edwards. Miss Bossieux. Miss Ju-
lila Grant, Mrs r. l.. Adams Misses Derry.
Z Mrs. D. Lumsden.z Mrs. Witllers Miller,
Miss Fannie NSithcrs. Mrs. Adamson.
Mrs. r. E.. Craig, Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Leah
man Miss Willie Smoot. Mrs. r. ". Pow
crs. Mrs. Sam Waddill Miss Lizzie Graft
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