The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10
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Florence Meyers, OF philadelphia, sister
of the groom; Mrs. NJ. Kahnweiler. Mrs
81. Biyinheld and Mrs. Benedict Kahn
weller. Of New FORK; Mrs. J. I. Macks,
| of Wilmington, N c., and Mr.. Jacob Gin
BILE, OF philadelphia.
Immediate after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Meyers left for Old Point, when.
after a stay Of a few days. they will go
to the North. They will make their
future homo in Philadelphia, where the
| young groom is extremely popular
The silver tea at the residence OF
Mrs. Charles Whitlock this afternoon will
be among the most popular social tunc-
tons Besides a musical programme the
Luxembourg edition of pictures VIII pc
on exhibition and discussed by MISS Ma
ria Blair The reception committee IN
cludes many social favorites.
The wedding and recention Tuesday
| of Mr. Samuel Rosenthal and Miss Caro-
| line Stein, in Baltimore, was witnessed
by several Virginia friends, among them
being Mr.. julius straus. Mr.. and Mrs
/ NJ. M. Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Straus,
Miss Hazel straus, of this city, Mr.. Ar
thur Cohen. of Lynchburg; Mr.. Harri-
son Hofheimer, Of Norfolk: Miss Ray
Engenbrum. of Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hirsh Miss Caroline Hirsh. and
Mr. Simon Hirsh, of Fredericksburg.
rr, ,5.,... r, yyyo.1. syx-1,}.+ rr1,,l h,5 a
spirited game Of whist yesterday after
noon at the Woman's Club, when the
| highest score resulted in q tie north and
south between Mrs. C. w. P. Brock and
Mrs. John Potts. and Mrs. James Cannon
and Miss Addie Chaffin. while the honors,
| east and west, fell to Miss Florence Tyler
and Mrs Fairfax Montague.
There will be silver tea given by the
Earnest Workers Auxiliary OF tht Grace
Street Presbyterian church, Friday, April
II, at $3.50 P. NJ, at the home OF Mss
sCatlin, 800 South Fourth Street.
/ An attractive musical programme has
been arranged. There will be free-will
Offering at the door and light refresh
ments will be- served.
Miss Agnes Scott, who is playing "Cis-
sy,.. in what Happened to Jones' this
week at the Bijou, is quite society fav-
orite. and resides at College Park. near
| Washington She is creating quite a SEN
sation at the Bijou, and has won much
praise by the treatre-goers.
Little Miss Florence Patterson, the two
year-old daughter OF Mrs. a. w. Pa.ter-
son. of East Franklin Street, entertained
4 at a delightful birthday party yesterday
afternoon many of her little friends.
| y
Mrs. II. B. Fitzhugh will open her cot
| tage at the Virginia Beach on May 1st.
Mrs. Fitzhugh's cottage Is always among
the most popular Of the summer, ana is
filled with the smart set from TINS city
Mise Da,sv Yarbrough and Miss Jane
Fisher were among the Richmond girls
at the complimentary german given to
! the visiting girls at the Fountleroy-M1ller
| n,1ptIals in Stanton. The german was
danced on Monday night.
"Explorations" will be the subject OF
the regular Monday afternoon lecture at
the w'omans Club. with Mrs. Finders
] Robinson as chairman.
/ Miss May Handy left at noon yester-
/ day for Baltimore, where she Will be the
guest Of Mrs. Jesse Tyson.
Mrs. C. z. Doyle will entertain the
/ Emma Andrews Whist Club at her resi-
| dence, No. 916 Park Avenue. Friday at 4:5e
/ o'clock.
Miss Emily Baskerville, Of Dfnwiddie
Is stopping on West Grace Street as the
| guest Of Mrs. James c. Lamb.
Miss Lily Hill is visiting friends out OF
the city for a few days.
Miss Estelle Clements, of Bristol, r. J.
is the guest of Miss Lucetta NJ. Knox, on
South Fourth Street
Mrs. J. W. Elliott is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Doyle
Professor Foushee. Of the Richmond
College, will lecture tomorrow night at
! the Woman's College on Latin Litera-
! ture." This is the last OF the series OF
i lectures which have been enjoyed this
| sea son.
Miss Margaret Shields has returned at
ter delightful visit to Newport News.
There will be a meeting Of the Holly
! wood Memorial Association to-day at IL
1 o'clock at the Second Presbyterian
l Church.
The Rev. William Page Daive, Of Char
1ottesyi,le, is visiting in the city.
The Rev. Maurice Eagle. Of Mineral,
/ Va. is also here in the interest Of his
| church.
ESTABLISHED 1882.