The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
Social and
PERSONAL

.ye1S0z7nL.
The millennium is at hand, poslliN s,e
md unm,stak abiy for a new edlct mas
..,,one fo,.,a. which is 10 transform woman
kind and tit them for a better and hisher
ara than the twentieth: century starting
as the announcement may seem, IL Is
now considered very bad form 10 dis-a
paraFa any one, even ones dearest zoe
Whatever bad thoughts may art>a IN
the mind must be sternly st1fed az once.
for 1t is quite out OF fashion 70 nave we. an. .iii
evil impression OF single soui ~ 'ie
world.
Nowadays. the proper and correct
thing is to be charmed with everybody
and everything under the social sun.
Instead of being Bored. ones lace must:
be wreathed in smiles. at least me sue
of A. that is turned 20 the World, LOT
what nloralists have been breaking their
hearts over for centuries without attain
ing has instantly come about at the call
of the capricious tyrant, Fashlcn.
NfED!MGS.
Miss Helen B. Thalhimer and Dr..
Charles NJ. Jacobs. of Chicago, were mar
tied at s o'clock last evening In the par
lors of the Jefferson Club by the Rev.
e. N Calisch.
The wedding celebration was one OF
the handsomest of this season. MISS
FLORENCE Tllilhimer, the sister of the
bride was her maid of honor. The
groom. accompanied by his mother. Mrs.
Fannie Jacobs of Chicago. met his bride,
who entered with her father, MIR. Isaac
Thalhimer. at the altar. Tie four ushers
who led the bridal procession were: Dr.
Samuel Rotherbers, of CINCINNATI; MI.
Isaac Martin Solomon OF New York; Mr.
Henry S1gismund HutzleT and MT. Ma
than Simon. OF Richmond.
The bride was elegantly Eowned In
white panne crepe, embroidered with
white orchids and pearls, and trimmed
prcfuseiy with point lace.
q Out-of-tow,n guests at the wedding In
cluded: Mrs. Fannie Jacobs Of Chicago;
Mrs. Lewis Sincere and Master Edgar
Sincere, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Koch. of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Martin Solomon, of New York:
Miss Resale Slusly, of Chicago: Mr..
Simeon Eisendrath, OF Chicago; Mr.. ia
cob IIuchberger. of Baltimore; Mr.. Maui
rice IIirsh. of Fredericksburg; DR.. Sam
mel Rothenberg of Cincinnati; Mr.. and
Mrs. David May. Master Irving and little
Miss May, Miss Hannah and Miss Lena
Blum. Of Orange. Va
The engagement of Miss Mamie Leslie
Jennings and Mr.. Philip Henry Powers
is announced. the wedding to take place
in January next. Miss Jennings is a
well-known member Of Richmond So
ciety. Mr. Powers is associated i'll bust
mess with the Powers-Ta.lor Drug Com
pany.
An interesting announcement has to do
S with the approaching marriage OF Miss
Harriet Mood Glass, the daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. w. w. Glass to Mr..
William Berkstone Davis, of Washing
ton. The ceremony will be performed
in the suburban home of the bride, Glen
Bnr1lie,,'' near Winchester. Va
Miss Glass is a descendant Of William
Mood. the founder Of Winchester in 1852,
who built the ancestral house in which
she lives. Fer generations this house
has been famous for it's generous hospi-
tally and it's brilliant social functions.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
4 c. r. BRYANT. Of Greenwich. a station on
the Norfolk and Southern. to Miss Lydia
Celtic. of llempsville, Princess Anne
county
Miss Anna Margaret Lins. of Berkeley.
sud Mr.. Rutherford Birchard Duncan. of
South Norfolk. We're married at 3 a. NJ.
October ed, by the Rev. L. Il. Watson. of
Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Attendants at the wedding were Miss
FLORENCE Norton and NJ. Ia. Agey, of South
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