The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

Bragg Mrs. John S. A1unce, Miss Mary
Dold, Mrs Harry N1cFey, Mrs. Robert
Seymour, Mrs. Wood. and Miss Hulst.
Monday night the Jefferson Club was
ablaze with light, the occasion being
cotillon, which was led by Mr.. Albert
Wise, with Miss Corinne Stratus. Among
those present were Miss Gwendolyn My
ers, of Philadelphia; Miss Cohen. OF Phil
adelphia; Miss Ada Heller, Of Winchester.
Va; Miss Pllronie I1utzler, Miss Florence
Levy, Miss Florence Thalhimer, Miss
Rose Goidenberg, Miss Jeane Lovensteln,
Miss NJ Junyce Brauer, Miss Helen
Ezekiel, Miss Kate Binswanger, Miss Lily
Wise Miss Mabel Stclc, Miss Edna broom
berg: Mr. Lee A. Whitlock, Mr.. Alfred
Abrams, Mr. Louis Leibermuth, Mr.. Per-
CIV Ezekiel Mr.. Benjamin Bear, Mr.. T.
w Lovenstein, M II. Robensteln, MI:
Robert Brauer, Mr.. -enry SchWarzschlid'
Mr.. Gus Oestricher, Mr.. Ralph Binswan-
ger. Mr., Sydney Gunst, Mr. Harry Sug-
german.
The wedding and reception Tuesday Of
Mr.. Samuel Rosenthal and Miss Carollne
Stein, in Baltimore, was witnessed by
several Virginia friends, among them be-
ing Mr. Julius Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
NJ. Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Stratus. Miss
Hazel Straus, Of this city: Mr.. Arthur
Cohen. of Lynchburs; Mr.. Harrison
Hofheimer, of Norfolk; Miss Ray Engen-
Drum. of Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Iirsh, Miss Caroline Hirsh, and MT.
Simon Hirsh, of Fredericksburg.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club had a
spirited game Of whist Tuesday after
noon at the Woman's Club. when the
highest score resulted in a tic north and
south between Mrs. c. w. P. Brock and
Mrs. John Potts, and Mrs. James Cannon
and Miss Addie Chaf1in, while the honors
east and west fell TO Miss Florence
Tyler and Mrs. Fairfax Montague.
The wedding of Miss Evelyn Macon and
Mr.. Henry Atwood, of Pittsburg, in Or
ange on the sd. will be the cause of
much social festivity. A reception VIII
be held at sChestnut Hill, the residence
of the brides parents, after the cere-
mony. The bachelor dinner given by the
groom to all the bridal party and house
guests will be served by Ranscher, the
we'll known Washington caterer. on the
evening of April I'D at ChestN.t Hill. A
special train will leave Washington at
2. AZ. the day of the wedding, bringing
many guests from New York, Pittsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
The Board OF Managers of the Rose
mary Library met Tuesday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George w. Bagby, No. 3
South Third Street. Mrs Bagby presid-
ed and many matters Of interest to the
Library We're discussed.
Those present were Mrs. w. L. Shep-
herd, Mrs l.. d. Aylett, Mrs. Chiles Fer
rail-, Mrs. John c. Robertson, Mrs. n. r.
Savage, Mrs Arthur LEROY. Mrs. J. B.
IIalyburton, Mrs. Chas. I. Williams. Mrs.
Edward P. Valentine Miss NJ II. Lee and
Miss Lucy f Gibson.
Among the pleasant social events of
the week was The S. P. G. a. social at
the residence of the Misses Bodeker,
which was greatly enjoyed by large
gathering Friday night. The house was
prettily decorated i'll palms. carnations
and ported plants and during the evening
delightful musical programme was rem
dered and a dramatic reading warmly APP
plauded. The numerous guests were re-
ccived by Governor and Mrs A. !. Mon
tague. Miss Ruby and Pearl Bodeker. Mrs.
Virginia Peasants. Mrs. w. L. Robins.
Mrs, Beria min Palmer. Mrs. Parker
Da shicl Miss Lucy Temple Harrison,
Miss c.. H. Elicit. Mrs. Alice Reddy and
Mrs. David Prosser. The dininS-room
which looked charming, with it's center
piece of carnations in a cut-glass bowl,
was presided over bv Mrs George F.
Ragby. Mrs. William Maybee. Mrs. Chas.
Whitlock HARDWOOD. Mss Lucy Claire At
kinson. Miss Mamie Harvie and Miss
Antoinette Wilkin-nr