The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
with Mrs. Montague and Miss r

with Mrs. Montague and Miss Ruby
Bodeker will add greatly to the pleasure
of the opening fair evening. Other la
dies receiving will include the wives of
the Governors Staff officers. Mrs. Ftz-
hugh Lee, Mrs. Hoge5 Tyler, Mrs, Came
M. Harrison. Mrs. James Keith and Mrs.
lIppa Hunton The hall will be brill
llantly lighted the electrical devices
forming a very pretty feature in so far
ms booths and hall will be concerned.
General Joseph Wheeler is expected
be introduced by General Fitzhugh Lee.
| The vocal music to be furnished by the
male quartette from the Medical Col-
| lego and by Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Cloves
| will be Of the highest order.
| The young soldiers drilled by Colonel
Stern and commanded by Captain Jo-
scphine Sullivan. will make their first
appearance Tuesday evening. Their uni
forms, made by the MS. Copeland Co..
will show circular red skirts. white
belts, white tabs trimmed with gilt but
tons, red military Jackets having white
vests strapped with red, and red caps.
Captain sullivan's costume will be
wear Colonel Sterns pummed hat. his
belt and sword.
Little Miss Sullivan, Of Washington.
a wonderful dancer. will be one of the
attractions Of the fair for Thursday even
! ing. She not only dances beautifully.
but has remarkable voice in singing
| for n little lady Of only six years.
| One Of the prettiest contributions to
the fair is a doll exquisitely dressed as
q bride by Miss Ireno Morrison Fltz-
gerald. All of the bridal paraphernalia
in f1lmy white mousse!ne, fine Lace satin
ribbon and bilowy veil are reproduced
in miniature, The doll is named Mary
Cllsts Lee and Is to be voted to tho
most popular girl at the fair
AS tomorrow night will be signallzed
MS Governors night tho staff officers
in their regimentals will DO present to
assist tho ladies' and the military will
escort the visiting Governors and Gen
oral Wheeler to the hall. Stoins orches-
ira will play during the evening a So
lected programme OF bright and nsplr-
ing airs.
Rosendorf-Levy.
A fashionable wedding to be celebrated
tomorrow evening will DO that Of Miss
Marion Levy, the daughter of Mrs.
Rosena Levy, Of No. 10 East Marshall
Street. and Mr.. Samuel S. Rosendorf,
one o: the best known and most sue
cessful young business men of the city,
The ceremony Will be performed at
8 80 o'clock IN the parlors Of tho JEFF
ferson Club. by the Rev. Or. Edward N,
Callsch,
rho decorations viii be in white with
palms. white wax tapers, white roses
and white hyacinths. Mr.. Mann ltosen-
dorf, tho brother Of the groom. VIII be
best man Messrs. Milton ]. straus. Ed
win l.. Levy, Bell Stern and NJ. J. Bins
wnnger will ofliciate as ushers Mr
Monroe Levy will be master OF cere-
monies.
The maid OF honor, Miss Florence "
Levy, the niece of the bride, VIII wear
charming costume OF crepe de tarls
with pearl ornaments
The bride will enter with her broth
er, Mr.. Joseph i. Levy, she VIII be
exqulsltely gowned In white duchesse
satin with point lace, The folds OF her
veil will be caught by a diamond sum
burst the groom's bridal Gift.
Tho wedding will be followed by a
reception and later Mr.. ana Mrs. Rosen-
dorf will leave for a trip OF some length
to the northern cities. g
Out town quests to attena lhe mar
rlage will lie Mrs. Rosendorf, MISS An
Mo and Mr.. Mann Rosendorl; relatives
OF tho groom Miss Eta Chaser, MIR,
Samuel Chaser, OF philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gold. Of California; MT Byron Wal,
lerstein. of Washington; Mr. ana Mrs.
Leo Gutman, Of YOUNGSTOWN, -, NJ;
Isaac Levy, OF Baltimore. ana 8MF' So9
Kaufman, OF Charlottesville, va.
Announcements,
Mr., and Mrs Isadore I4oyensteln Y, 81
NO 400 East Clay Street. eaA9 ut'ee Wy