The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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Mr. William H. schwarschild said fare
well to bachelorhood last night. when no
gave a dinner, at his home, No. COS North
Seventh Street His marriage with Miss
Resale Held tonight, at the Beth Ahaba
Synagogue, and bridal reception at tho
Jefferson Club, is the largest function
that has been on the social calendar for
some time. Those who were his last
guests IN 4bache1orhood were: Messrs. g.
NJ Schwarschild, Henry S. Hutzler, Har-a
old Bloomberg, Ralph Levy. Ruscoe Nell
son, Henry Schwarschild. Belle stern.
3Jr.. Joe MitteIdorfer, W. /. Nelson, Aaron
Jacobs, Lewis Held, Gus Oestrtcher, Al
fred Abrams, Ike Reinhimer
The whist party at the Jefferson Club
Monday night was an enjoyable a affair,
and at the conclusion of the game, an
elegant collation. was served In the long
dining-room. Miss Moses won the mrs.
ladies' prize, a beautiful cut-elass vase
Mrs. Julia Lehman was thorougniy COZ
soled by folding mirror; MI. Y: =.
Strauss captured the silk umbrella, whlcn
renresented tho first gentleman's prize,
and Mr.. Milton Binswanger came IN as
second for a handsome pack OF caros.
Mr.. s. Morgan. of this city, Was
among the guests at the reception gwen
b., the New York Yacht CLUB TO I f.l..n :,
Il enry Sunday night MI.
owns a pretty little yacht h,nlsell, aau
with his family have reeently re a.a,,nd
from a. cruise on the "Riva around
Charleston harbor MIR. Morgan returneu
from New York Monday highly deilsnteu
with his trip and the entertainment given
iii honor Of the Primes.
The Richmond Us celebrated their SIX
tenth birthday, at the nome y.
Myrtle Davis. Monday night. 1Anioae
those who took part in q delightful pro
r1o nc we're: Miss Rosalie Pettus Mr..
Stokes Mr.. Reginald Walker, MISS , Al,ll.'
ATKINSON. Mr.. Leigh Innlan, MISS Cosps,
NIrs T. Tyler Jobson and MI. ereu
Schaaf. a,,r,-a the
evening Mr.. Stokes obtaining the rins.
Mrs. Helen Beatty the money anu N,i''
Alma Lipscemb old maid s cotlsoia. io ~.
A puzzle contest was amons e ona
lures of this delightful sa.nelins, ,,,o ,
tied for the first prize, Whlie MSS a4Ao
Banks obtained the BOBBY.
yvilkinson,s Bridge on the Chickaho1l-
inv was the scene Of lively num- e"i "
Monday morning, led by Mr.. Harry =
Reattie M. F. H. Of the Deep Run t.uhe
Club. After several hours OF eAceileii :,
snt.rt. they ran down and killed. d iai sc ~
foy that had been guilty OF foul play III
that neiehborhood. The fox was started
from the covert by picked hounds OF tue
Hunt Club kennels and from the PACKS
OF Mr.. Robert Carter and squire Lar d
colt. and led the riders up ana oo"il
and in and out over the rough country
OF the Chickahominy.
Those in the party were two ladles,
| Mr.. Harry C. Beattie, Squire Darracott
and brother, Mr.. Robert Carter and sew
eral other country gentlemen.
Miss Isabel Pegram, whose engage
! merit was announced to Ensign Asser-
| ton. Of the United States Navy, Will.
| with her sister, Miss Lily Pegram. visit
| Mrs. W. g. Copeland about April lotn.
| Miss Pegram has many friends IN TINS
city, where she has often been Sls'tor.
Miss Lillian Taylor, who has won SO
| many friends in this city this winter, and
who has sung on several OCCASIONS to the
delight Of her many hearers. will leave
In April for New York, where she Will
pursue her vocal sudies under Miss
Emma Thursby.
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Mrs. Marion Lambert will arrive In the
! civ soon after Easter. and will staG'
| during her visit at the Jefferson Club.
| Mrs Lambert will be pleasantly recalled
| as Miss Florence Parker, of this city,
| and tls since her marriage lived In st.
Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs Howard Page enter
| tanned at a lunch party Monday at Palm
! Beach. The weather was perfect, and
the boat was filled with a jolly party
who afterwards had luncheon at the
| boat house.
Aiken was the scene of much enthusl-
asm, when a polo match between Cam
den, S. c., and Aiken was played Mon
| day. Mr.. Reginald Brooks was captain
of the Aiken team, which came off VIC
torious, making a score of 10 to II.
There was a meeting of young people
! Yesterday at the Y w. c. A, when plans
we're made for forming Woman's Chris
| tan Association Circle of Kings Daugh-
| ters The officers will be elected at an
| early date.
Rev. and Mrs. e. T. Wexford have ar
rived safely in Naples, on their way to
Palestine, they having sent cablegrams
to that effect to relatives in this city.
Miss Connie Knox will leave shortly for
Portsmouth. where she will visit her
friends during Easter.
The Forget-Me-Net Circle (Auxiliary) OF
| the Kings Daughters and Sons will meet
with Miss Marie Taylor, No. BOT North
| Twenty-sixth Street, at $50 O'Clock Sat
urday. March 18th.
Mr.. J. Taylor Ellyson and DR.. R. FL
| Pitt. instead of going to Palm Beach,
sailed Monday from Tampa for Havana,
Cuba
Miss Bessie Burnett. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. N. T. Cooke. has returned to
her home in Staunton.
DR.. F. w. Boatwright will be in Fred
| ericksburg next Sunday and while there