The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-09
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week. The ceremony at tho synagogue
VIII be Immediately followed by an eie-s
CANT reception at tho ] enerson Club
which will be transported by Mann and
Brown into u vertable flower garden
The BRIDE who is one Of the most popu-}
lar girls. admired by Il large! circle Of
friends will wear a becoming gown OF
white patlne crepe, trimmed with real
lace. embroidered chiffon and pearl trim
mings, her long, veil being caught with a
spray of orange blossoms. She Will carry
| a white kid Bible, OF which the :narkes
viii BIO white satin ribbon. dotted with
lilies OF. the valley. She viii be attended
| by her maid Of honor. Miss Blanche Hell
Ter. and her little sister Miss Beatrice
Held. who will wear a dainty frock OF
white Paris muslin with pink ribbons.
| Miss Held. who is a striking looking girl.
will wear white organdy over taffeta and
carry la france roses tied with mousse
line
On entering the church the choir will
sing the Bridal Chorus z
Among the out-of-town guests who VIII
be present are Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Nor
ton, of New York; Mr.. Roseman, of New
York; Mr.. Herman Heller. of North Caro-
lima: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lilienfold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morris. Miss Emma
Frank, Miss Tillie Schwan. of Norfolk,
and Miss Nina Burg. Of Carlisle, Penn.
"The Lakewood Hotel" Lakewood. N.
J., was the scene Monday of a wedding OF
interest TO this city. when Miss Louise
Edithe Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. anu
Mrs. r. Kaufman, of thiss city, and MIR.
| Bertram S. Kaufman, of Colorado Springs.
Col, were united by DR.. =. n. Calisch
assisted by the Rev. L. M. Nelson, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. The Immediate relatives
rt,4 rHr,.
tracing parties are both well known in
this city. the bride being one of Rich
mondrs fair. daughters. has a large circle
J of friends and acquaintance. while the
groom is one of the leading men in Colo
RADIO. The honeymoon will be spent in
Florida and other points South, terminal
ing about April 10th, on their arrival at
Colorado Springs, their future home.
The proposed Joint excursion Of the
Richmond and New York A. P. v. A. on
May oath is creating quite an interest in
the social world About $50 will be in the
Northern party and besides attending the
excursion will visit Brandon. Shirley,
MISSIONER and other beautiful homes. A
special service will be held for the nil
grims in ST. Paul's Church, Norfolk, built
in 1888 At Williamsburg the Powder
Horn and William and Mary College will
attract tleIn. slEeS VIII 80 " Va AVN
and stop to view Blanford Church, in
! Petersburg. In the solemn exercises to
be held in the shadow of the old church
| the communion service used will be that
given by James I. to the Jamestown
Church in 1861.
They will leave New York via the Old
!! Dominion Line May 18th and return i'm
| mcdiately after the jamestown excursion.
Friday, the I'D, will be spent in this
| city. and those appointed from the Rlch-
mond branch to do the honors of that
occasion will include Mrs. John B. Light
| foot Mrs George W. Bagby. Mrs. r. v.
Valentine and Mrs. c. p. Ball.
Among the Easter festivities which have
been arranged for is that of the Birthday
Eete, to be given at the Masonic Temple.
/ Friday. April 4tll. by the Ladies Auxiliary
| of the Masonic Home. The Committee
| of Arrangements We're made at called
! meeting of the society on Tuesday. and a
| feature of the evening will be the fine
musical programme which will be rem
1 dered.
Invitations will be issued for this '.Birth-
| day Fete' in a few days.
Miss Eta SycIe entertained Thursday
! the Harmony Circle in honor Of her
/ guest. Miss Frank. which proved to be
among the most delightful events of the
] week. After playing several popular