Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

" given by the Jefferson Club from to
O'Clock. The handsome parlors were
f,ied with weN-dresscd women and Their
escorts. an. during the evening Kauf:nans
orchestra furnished The music. Dancing
was also INDUCED in by the younger mem
bers.
rho prizes were won by the following la
dies and gentlemen:
Ladies first prize--Mrs. II. L. Camp
bell.
Gentlen,ens first prize-Mr. ". H.
SchwarzchIld
Ladies consolation prize-Mrs. KID
Gen.
Gentlenen,s consolation prize-Nfr. ST.
mon Block.
Miss Rebecca Trueheart E''erson, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Roy
E ierson. and Mr.. Armstrong Thomas. 0!
Baltimore. were married AT o'clock We'd
, ncsdaT at the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
the ReT. DR.. G. X. Waltball' and the
/, iGfv. Upton b. Thomas, of Norfolk. Of
ticiating.
The music was under She direction of
Mr. Philip Powers and the ushers-Mr.
TazcweI T. Thomas, Mr.. ". G.. Nelson.
! Thomas, Mr.. Allison T. Thomas. Mr..
ClaI nee Tucker, Mr.. Forbes Shaw, of
Baltimore; Mr.. a Seddon Jones. Mr..
James II. Grant. Jr.. OF Richmond. and
Mr.. Jock II. Eilerson. Of the Virginia
| Military InstitutT-entcred to the strains
Of Merdelssohil S march. The groom was
attended by his best man. Mr.. Wyatt
". Estep. Of Baltimore.
Miss Roberta Williamson Eilerson. her
sisters maid of honor. had on lovely
gown of white ilard-embrcidered chiffon.
over green taffeta. and carried bouquet
Of safraro roses, The bridesmaids-Mi
Pauline w Grant and Miss Harvey S.
Storrs. of Richmond; Miss Martha D.
Shcpperson. of Charlotte county: Miss
Elizabeth Lee of Glouce ster; Miss kath-
crime Thomas. OF ST. Mary's, Md; Miss
Mary Bentley, of Baltimore; Miss Ella
Blnford. OF Richmond, and Miss Emma
Cary Breckinridge, of Fincastle. Va
wore white nousseline de sole over White
silk, with clusters of American Beauty
roses.
The bride was in white panne crepe de
chine with panels ana bertha of point
lace. Her veil was fastened with pearl
spray and her ornaments were pearls.
Her flowers We're a shower OF lilies OF
the valley.
The ceremony was followed by recep-
ton for the bridal party and families of
bride and groom In the home of Mr..
Wyndham Boiling. When Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas return from their wedding trip
they viii be at home after Jan. l, in NO.
1876 Park avenue. Baltimore.
Miss Mary Newbo.d Lawrence, of
New York. who is to marry Heth
Lorton en- December 4, will give
her bridesmaids luncheon at the
Metropolitan Club, Monday afternoon,
Dec. ]. The following young women will
be present: Miss Katharine Post New
bold. Miss Anna Lawrence Churchill, Miss
Mary Josephine Rowland, Miss Kath-
;lrine Dilwortn Wisner and Miss Resale
Gardiner rTor<s.
Mr.. Lorton gave his bachelor din
ner at the St. Nicholas Club on Saturday
evening. Nov 90 The guests will be DR..
George Boiling Lee, Colonel w. o. Ske,
JacQueIin Mason. DR.. George Huston
Bell. A. S Willy. Richard Francis Colds
borough, Sidney Leighton Smith. JOSEPH,
F. Simmons and Plat Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clement Shafer have
issued Invitations to the marriage of
their sister, Miss Carrie Belle Shafer, to
Mr.. Jesse Mundy Waller, of Baltimore
The ceremony will take place We'd
neslay, December 10th. at P. NJ. in
"Shadyhurst." the suburban home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shafer. The bride
and groom. after January 1st. will be at
The Plaza, Parke avenue and Wilson
street, Baltimore.
Miss Ella Kraker. daughter Of Mr.. ant,
Mrs, Julius Ilraker, and Mr.. Charles
Straus were married on Wednesday
At the bone of the bride. 11G3 west
Main street, by Rabbi E. n. Calisch.
The wedding was very quiet, owing to
the death Of Mr. Strauss father.
Mr.. Z. a. Livesay and Miss Lottie Cary
were married Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev. I. S Boyles. in Randolph Street
Baptist church. After the ceremony they
lcfl for Norfolk 20 visit the bridegrooms
mother
A pretty home wedding took place We'd
ncsday evening, when Miss Elizabeth