The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21
CELEBRATED THEIR
GOLDEN |: WEDDING | |:
Splendid Reception Held BY Mr.
and Mrs. S. LeterRan.
.ovER. A HUNDRED GUESTS
Each Presented With Photograph Of
the Hosts Encased in Gold Frame.
Event Concluded With Dance
at the Armory Hall.
OVER A HUNDRED GUESTS
Each Presented With a Photograph of
co,d E.,,
.spec,al Dlsparcn TO rne rimeso

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October 20.
Mrand Mrs. s. Leterman celebrated
their golden wedding this evening by a
reception held from 9 to II at Armory
! Fan, on Market Street. The spacious
ruildinS was handsomely decorated
throughout, and presented pretty scene.
in the south end of the building We're two
large platforms, draped with white and
geld and United States flags. Upon one
of these Mr.. and Mrs. Leterman received
their guests while on the other rostrum
was stationed Professor sLaterneau's or
cl.e.tra of ten pieces. augmented by sew
eral musicians from the Stonewall Bri-
gade Band orchestra, Of Stanton.
Following the reception, which was an
elegant affair." the entire party repaired
to the Masonic Temple. where The Tan
quet was served. 1t was course sup
per and delightfully."- served, every ar
rangenent being complete.
The happy event concluded with dance
In Arrory Hall. and it was near the
break of day before the orchestra played
the final number.
MANY GUESTS.
The reception was attended by fully
one hundred out-of-town guests. among
the number being Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ Hanline, Miss Clara Hanline, Milton
and Felix Hanline aES Louis Stern, Of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Fay, Mr.. D. j.
C.rinsfeder and Mr. Sam Goldsmith, of
Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Heidenhemcr,
OF Washington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. "a.
Leitern'an. Mr.. and Mrs H Kaufman,
Master Charles Kaufman and Mrs. S. T..
Eacirach OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
.. il. Stern, Miss Corinneg Stern and Mr..
Harry Stern. of. Atlantic City; Mr.. and
Mrs II Lowenburg. Mr.. B. ]. Lowen-
t~.e e rnIl-
Mrs. a. We'll. Mr.. Ed. Well and Miss
Emma Well of New Haven, Conn; AI-.
| Bell Stern of Richmond: Miss Josie FIar-
low, Of Alexandria: Mr.. Bernie Heller.
OF t3luefeld; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lazarus
and Miss Estelle Lazarus. of Lynchburg,
and Mr.. D. Frankel, Of HAMPTON
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS.
A handsome souvenir, consisting Of pho
toSraphs Of Mr. and Mrs. Leterman, en-
cased in a. dainty gold frame, was given
each guest at the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. iLetermans are among the
! NOS. esteemed residents of Charlnttes-
viile. Mr.. Leterman, until he retired i've
years a go, was a leading business man,
| and Mrs. Leternan has always been ac-
lively identified with every work under
| taken by charitable people of this city.
FI,1 name is a household word among the
city's needy. Their five sons now con-
,ll.ct the Ieterrnan Company Department
Store. the largest retail mercantile es-
Enlistment in this section. Their names
| are Moses. Phil. i'll, b. w. and Samuel
T.. Leterman. There are#alsU five daugh-
rers-Nlrs. D. IT. Stern, of Atlantic City;
Mrs. W. NJ. Hanline of New York; Mrs.
] Hagenan, of Philadelphia; Mrs II. i.
I.owenburg Of Norfolk, and Mrs. J.
fJecht, of Charlottesville Four genera
lions were represented at the wedding.
SIR and Mrs. Leterman are natives of
Germany. the former having been born
in Wurtembrrg in 1927, and the latter in
Eaden in 1892.