The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19
SOCIAL AND
PERSO |. !.


THE wedding of Miss Fannie Mitteldor-
fer and Mr.. Eugene Constlne, OF likes
barre. pa. solemnized at the Masonic
Temple last night. was one Of the pree-
test OF the season The long assempiys
room adjoining that USED as q pau iooii
was +he scene of the wedding ceremony,
and Was In the color scheme Of green
and mink. brought out by palms, crash
and canoelabra-
An aisle was formed. from which
nalns extended to the imHrovised altar,
upon which were grouped palms and smi-
lax. lighted up by silver shaded candel-
abra, before which the impressive cere-
mony was conducted by DR.. p. N C;tl-
fsch. '-tsss
TO the strains Of I4ohensrin, PLAYED
from concealed orchestra, the bridal
party entered, with MIR. Memo Mitteloor-
fer master of ceremonies.
First to come down the bridal aisle
were the ushers, Messrs. Milton
Strause, Henry s. IIutzler Monroe Levy
and William Swabacker. Of. LOUISVILLE
Ky. These were followed by the two
maids of honor, Mrs Memo .M:ttcldorfer
and Miss BERTHE Constinc. sister OF the
groom, wearing dainty crepe gowns ana
carrying bouquets of La FRANCE IoscS'
tied with tlllle.
The bride, wearing an extremely hand-
some and becoming gown of white panne
crepe, trimmed with real lace and chiffon
a long tulla veil. and carrying
a wllitc kid Bible, entered leaning on
the arm of her father, Mr.. David Mittsi-
dorfer, and were met at the altar ny
the groom and his best man, Mr. Albert
Wise.
nIr.a and Mrs. Constine. Immediately
after the ceremony, passed into the. iohs
| ball room, and standing directly in front
of the stage, received the congratulations
Of their many friends and best wishes
for their future happiness. This room
was also in pink and green, decorated by
Mann and Brown, and during the recep-
ton, from behind a bank of palms en-
| the stage, the orchestra played
The young couple left on the northern
| train and will be absent about q IGrnth,
| after which they will reside in Wilkes
j barre, Pa. - .54
Among the out-of-town guests were MI.
! and Mrs. Eugene Constine. of Wilkes
| barre. Pa. and Mr.. William Swabacker,
OF Louisville, Ky.
The bride is one of the most admired
| girls in her circle of. friends and will
! be greatly missed in Richmond while
the groom is popular in the business
| circles of Wilkesbarre.
!
| yesterday morning at II o'clock, with
Mrs. D. w. Moseley in the chair.
Tho sum of so was donated to
| the new piano by the auxil-
| larry, which is to be placed in the Ma
! sonic Home. An encouraging report was
made by the superintendent, Mrs. II. NJ
Barlow. as to the health of the inmates,
and condition of the building. The old
building has been enlarged by the adj
<,.l r~fS h ot,
Increases the number of inmates from
! fifty to sixty.
| Resolutions were drawn up on the
Geath of Miss Richardson, the daughter
| of their esteemed treasurer, Mrs. w. Z.
| Richardson, whose funeral took place
| this morning.
Tile Chair appointed the following
| cllairmen and aternates:
| Educational-NIrs. S. BloomberS and
| Miss Frances Murray.
| Ways and Means-N1rs. J. f. Newbllry
and Mrs. g. j. Bilups.
Retrenchment and Reform-Mrs- ~ Is.
| Rain and Mrs. r. I. Lacy.
House Committee-NIrs. y. S. Groser
and Mrs. ". NJ. Williams.
Refreshment-N1rs. NJ. E. Snellings and
Mrs. J. S. Moore.
| NIembership-Mrs. W. S. Murray and
Mrs. II. NJ. Barbour.
F'inance-NIrs. w. T. Richardson and
Mrs. J.@T. Hughes.
| Publishing-Mrs. J. T, Hughes and Mrs.
| W. S. Murray.
Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Wexford, of New
port News, left for New York yesterday
and will sail Saturday on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer for Bremen. Other
points Of interest which will be visited
are AIgiers, Naples. Rome. Egypt ard
the Holy Land.
Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis, of New
| York. the secretary of the International
| Order. of the Kings Daughters and Sons.
| Will be in the city next week, and while
! here will be the guest Of Mrs. Clarence
&. Burton. A reception will be held at
! the Y. w. c. "A. next Tuesday afternoon
| from 4:30 to o'clock and d luncheon
| given in her honor by Mrs. L. William
| Femberton.
Monday. February 2ith, Mrs. Davis will
| deliver a lecture to the public at s o'clock
at the Centenary Methodist Churcn-
Mrs. Saunders, who has been visiting
Mrs. Nirginius Harrison, on Church Hill,
has returned to her home in West Nir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard tto5e OF Staun-
ton, while in the city last week. were
the guests of Rev and Mrs. Maybe, No.
2312 East Grace Street
Miss Belle Walford is visiting Miss
Winnie limerick, OF Chesterfield county.
Mrs James A. Moncurc has as her
guest Mrs: Oliver tlippen, Of Cumber-
land.
Mrs. +. r. Hunter is staying at the
Fairfax III Washington, D. c.
Mrs. William Warner Moore, of Erie,
Pa, who has been the guest OF Brs. Bur
l;ngton, left yesterday for Washington.
Miss Mary Schermerhorn rendered her
class at the Nicholson School d carrom
| party Monday afternoon, These scholars
are the first to leave Nicholson School di-
| rect for the High School. Heretofore the
school was not a. full graded one.
Mrs. c. A. 1'elvey, of No. 15o5 North
! Twenty-third Street will leave. with her