The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

now Of Clarksburg. w. Va. where they
will make their future home.
The Richmond guests included Miss
Virginia Tyler, who was among the
bridesmaids, and Miss Lavina Wallace.
also Bridesmaid; her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Sldnker; Mrs. Fred. Valentine and little
Miss Rosalre Valentine and Master Fred.
Valentine.
Many from this city were interested
in the wedding of Lieutenant Philip w.
Corbusier. Fourteenth United States
Cav airy, and Miss Ida NJ. Edwards, of
Louisville, which was soemnized We'd
nesday night in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Louisville. by Bishop 1nomas U.
Dudley, assisted by Rev. Beverly Estill.
The bride, who is the granddaughter of
the late Rev. Edmund T. Pendleton,
chaplain to General Robert e. Lee, Is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. c. @. Ed
wards, who were at one time residents
OF Stafford county. She wore an exquis-
tie gown of white lace over silk, with
real lace veil, and carried q shower of
orchids. Her six bridesmaids were in
white batste. trimmed with medallons
ano green ribbon, as was also her maid
Of honor. Lieutenant and Mrs. Corbus-
cr will make their future home at Fort
Logan, Col.
A council of the Colonial Danes of
America will be held in Washington on
May 21st Among the Richmond dele
gntes who have already been appointed
are Mrs. Reginald Gillian, Mrs. William
T. Robins, Mrs. William Bradford Beals,
Mrs. Robert A. Lancaster. The alter
rates are Mrs. n. A. White, of Licking
ton; Mrs. Anna Boykin and Mrs. Charles
B. Ball.
One Of the interesting events on the
programme Is the unyeiling Of the monu-
I. ent in Arlington to the soldiers and
sailors who lost their lives during the
Spantsh-American War, and was erected
by the DANES. Owing to the ina bility of
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne to fulfill her
position of chairman of the ceremonies,
Ms. Charles r. Harrison. Of Fhiladel-
p;'a- has been appointed.
The last dance Of the Coo-Coo Club was
CIV en- Wednesday night. and proved a
delightful social success. the merry dane
ers being sl1illfully led by Mr.. Henry
S1hwarzschild and his partner, Miss Lily
Wise.
After the dance an elegant supper was
saved. Mr.. Leon Litchenstein acted as
POSTMASTER. Among the participants
were the following: Messrs. Albert
Schwartz. Irving Goodman. Lewis Held.
Ralph Levy, Harry Levy, Irving Held
Leon Litchenstein, Harold Rubenstein,
irwin Kaufman, Adolph Jacobs, Sidney
Stern, Nathan Hellstern, Julian Litchen-
s.cin, Bonnie Caron, Sam Iseman, Henry
Schwarzschild. Oscar Kahn Meyer
Schwartz, Edwin Eicllel; Misses Lily
Flock. Stella Cohen, Esther Thalhimer.
Blanche Kaufman. Sadie WE'LL Rena.
Strauss. Rosalie Heller Bertha Dettle-
bach, Flora Kahn, Henne Schwartz.
LILY schwarzschld, Resale Thalhimer.
Florence Mayer, Essie Caron, Title Held.
Lily Wise, Yetta Goldenburg. Maurica
Cohen, Ray Hessberg and Reta Jacobs.
Among those who gave the charming
ST aller entertainments were Mrs. Lewis
Catlett Williams. who entertained at eu-
chre Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Alsop, who poured 5 o'clock
tea in honor of her friend, Mrs. Taylor
Vincent, Of Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. Benjamin Palmer. who entertained
at cards Tuesday night
Mrs. S. W. Travers, cards, Wednesday
night, at her home on Franklin Street.
Hon. II. D. Flood, luncheon at Rue
gcl's Thursday in honor Of Miss Mamie
RLssel. of Winchester.
Mrs. Richard Wilson, at a Japanese
card party.
Mrs Allen Lyon, at elght-handed eu-
chre. Wednesday.
MISSES I'6IF6lipOI y CiOCF. Tea, Ill
honor of their two guests.
Mrs. Carter Scott Friday night, three
tables Of seven-handed euchre.
The closing exercises of Miss Fannie
T. Grymes' dancing class were held at
the Masonic Temple yesterday after
noon, the grand march being led by Mas
ter Dallas Lee and Miss Mary Boyd, those
following being: Misses Martha Cham
IIo1a do, LToh icSo
Eliza Christian. Annie Finch. Emily
Royal. Bessie Finch. Evelyn Byrd War
wick; Misses Page Grymes. Evelyn
Thaw, Marie HARDWOOD Imogen Warwick.
Alfredo Harwood. Elizabeth Warwick,
Marguerite Foege. Elise Smith. Annie
Grew, Ida Warwick. Marian Spcer, Eliza
Montgomery, Josephine Newell, Mary
Royd. Frances Bemiss, Genevieve Leech.
Nellie Sydnor Mary Zollicoffer, Marie
Alvey. Aline Graham. Florence Leech,
Minnie Bolton; Masters Dallas Lee, Lee
land Rankin Alexander Gugon. R.
Cnalkley. Ollie Sydnor, Valentine Hech-
Ter and Harvey Spence.
\ feature of the entertainment was a
Spanish scarf dance. in which Master
Dallas Lee and Miss Elfrida Harwood
took part. The class also danced the
Highland fling, the Amsterdam, the
Newport and a number of other fancy
figures, in which they acquitted them
selves with grace and ease.
An informal musical was given by Mr..
Mason. of Charleston. w. Va, Friday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsingham. Mr.. Mason. who is a
thorough master of the instrument,
charmed his audience with his skilful
rendition of several difficult numbers.
Among those who were so fortunate as
to hear him were Miss Emily Houston,
| Mrs R. McJones. Miss Nora Houston,
Miss Sara Lewis. Miss Ellie Ellyson. Mrs.
Josephine Houston. and Miss Alice Doo1ey.
| Another ship is to be launched the fair
! sponsor being little Miss Frances Colqu-
| houn Myers. the daughter of Major e. T.
| D. Myers Jr. The tug Lancaster will be
chrstened Tuesday, in the Trigg ship
| yards
| The Lancaster will be launched at the
! upper basin. near the Seventeenth-S Street
gate. This will be the fifth vessel launch
ed from this berth. the torpedo-boats
Stockton and Thornton. revenue cutter
Tuscarora, and the Chesapeake and Ohio
steamer Virginia.
The dance Friday night of Miss Bow
or ut held TJa;J