The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-18
MA1TFRS. OF.INTEREST TO WOMEN
AND ABOUT" THE HOUSEHOLD
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Ga, was a brilliant social event at the
Masonic Temple last night
The room, which was prettily decorated
in palms and cut flowers. was filed with
guests. and to the strains Of the wedding
march the bridal party entered
The bride, who wore an elegant white
gown of liberty satin, with long tulle
veil, and carrying a shower of lilies OF the
valley, was attended by Miss Pauline
Marks, of Brooklyn. as maid OF honor,
who wore a stunning dress of white gren-
adjn.- Four bridesmaids were in attend
ance IN dainty muslin dresses, holding
showers of white carnations, while the
ushers included Mr.. Abe Cohn. Mr.. Gus
tayus Jacobson Mr.. Joseph Barrof and
Mr.. Jacob Lovenstein. Mr.. Harry Ruben
stein, Of Augusta Ca, was best man.
and little Miss Kate Stern flower maiden
Immedia te!y preceding the bridal party
was little Miss Sadie Breitstein, carrying
the ring, and the ceremony was performed
by Dr. Phillips of Kenneseth Israel con-
cresation, assisted by Messrs. Joseph
Cohen and P. Hirshberg.
The bride is the daughter OF MI. and
Mrs. Max SonnenberS, OF East Broad
Street, while the groom is prominent IN
the business circles of Sparta, Ga.
where they will make their future home.
The quiet wedding this morning of Miss
the social event for to-day.
The bride will wear a blue tailor-made
gown, with large hat of black CHIFFON.
trir med with lace and rosebuds. ana VIII
Gerry in her hand a prayer-book Her
sister, Miss Lena Leary. in white gown
With large white picture har. CARRYING
pink roses. will be the maid of honor.
Mr.. Seldom Jones. Mr.. Tyler Brock. MI.
Meade Addison and DR.. Charles BLOCK
will, ta the ,,shers and Mr. Samuel Tyler
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony. which
will take place at All-Saints' Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler will leave on q
Northern tour, returning to make their
future home at No. a02 East Franklin
Street.
Mr.. John MacLaren NIcBryde. Jr., was
united last week to Miss Flora O'NeaI.
the daughter Of Mr.. Felix Webster, OF
CASTOR Avenue, Dallas, Texas.
The ceremony was performed in ths
First Baptist Church. Rev. George
Truett officiating. The wedding was
partly choral Just before the entrance
Of the briday party Miss Warner Hill,
of Paris, having sung THE King oy
Hawley.
The bride, who entered leaning on the
arm of her father. was gowned IN
princess robe of white panne satin, trim
med In lace and chiffon, while her hand
| some veil was caught with diamond
| pin Her sister, Miss Jane Webster, was
! maid of honor, and eight dainty maldens
preceded her up the church aisle. Mr..
| Joseph A. Turner, OF dolllns, Fa-' was
! the groom's best man.
Immediately after the ceremony an ele-
CANT reception was held at the Websters
handsome residence, at which many
| guests were present, the Virglnians be-
| ing Mrs. M. T. Craig and Mrs. S. II.
| Royal. Of Roanoke.
| Mr.. and Mrs. McEryde are spending
! the honeymoon at Mountain Lake. va,
before going to Blacksburs, their future
| home.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary met yester-
day morning at the Masonic Temple with
| Mrs. D. w Moseley in the chair. Dr.. Van
IJouten opened the meeting with prayer
| after which routine business was trans
| acted.
The next meeting will be held Sep
TENDER 18th. when arrangements will be
made to give the Daughters degree to
the members Of the auxiliary.
The annual picnic of the Masonic Home
viii, be held tomorrow between and II
o'clock at the Home. when music. dane
| ing and excellent refreshments will be
|
teruiIk. All who attend are promised
| a good time during the entire evening.
| The Commonwealth Chapter OF the
| D. A. r. held largely attended meet
| ing yesterday morning at tho residence of
| Miss Roberta Allen, who presided IN tho
absence OF the president.
| A committee was appointed. with Mrs.
| Kate S. VIM as chairman. to confer
with the Art School League about plac-
| ing a statue of some Revolutionary hero
| in the model school.
| Among those present were Mrs. Reg
inald Gillian, Mrs. Chnas Ferrall. Mrs.
/, T. N. Jones, Mrs. James H. Capers, Jr..
Mrs. Kate s. VIM, Mrs. L. Glazebrook,
MISS Eleanor Tree, Mrs. John A. Coke,
| Mrs Stephen Putney. Miss Mary Flor
ence, Miss Irene Bossieux and Mrs, w. A.
| Evans.
Mrs. A. J. Montague will not go AWAY
| on any long trip this summer, but Will
accompany the Governor on his trips
from town. Mr.. Montague left yesterday
| for the University finals. and among the
other places that she Will go Is to the
! Jordan Alum Springs. near winchester,
where they will give a Governor
! BALL"
The little Misses and Master Monta-
| que are at present making Vlslt 10
their grandmother in King and Queen
county.
| Miss Wallace and DR.. and Mrs. W, P.
MCGUIRE were among those at the re-
| ceptIon given In Berryville by Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Mccormick In honor Of
! their thirtieth anniversary.
| Mrs. D. R. Potter. of Clarksburs, nee
Miss May Wheat, was among tbs re-
! ceiving party.
Mrs. Charles Boswell and Master Ro-
bert Boswell are spending the summer
| at Chase City.
Mrs Birmingham. of East Main Street,
has gone to Troy, N Y, for the COM
mencement exercises of her sons col
lege.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Percy
| Hawes have gone to Caroline to visit
| Mrs. Ellen Morris boswell.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Polly Rob-
bins left yesterday morning Tor Massa-
| netta-