The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
Social and
Personal

Y 11ern,nnn Wallerstein to Mr.. Samuel .
Klein. of Chicago. 80 ia
s ,rho nnr,ors and supper room OF me
ri,,b we're handsomely decorated III p'l ..l.
Fnnd Southern srnilaS. with whlte e.ii ....
titns and roses. The wedding h,h ., ~. 49,,
,,,s,ed by mn orchestra that, after the
Il 80. r,on,, rendered beautiful pro-
r,a,nrne. The wedding ceremony was IN
t,re. siyoly performed by the Rev. Dr
Edward ~ Cnllsch. a.. ,,
Misc Henrietta Wnlhrstein, the man
~ honor. wore a white lace robe. Ier
flowers we're American Beauties. Ing
ir.dcsmnids-Miss Estellc Whitlock. MISS
sadie Levy. Miss Rosa and MISS ~, va
ere tntree-were in white SILK net anu
,haa houu,,ets of maidenhnir ferns.
Nr Nathan Klein WAS best man: MI.
On 11llmnn. Mr.. William Ershetmer, OF
Wheeling, W. Va. Mr.. Ike and MIR. DaH ~,
Wnlarstein, OF Baltimore, were the
ushers.
The bride was attired IN a lovely gown
q. brocaded pnnne crepe, trimmed IN ~
MONT lace. Her veil was caught Will
orsnge blossoms and she carried u si'o"ei
o. lilies Of the valley.
A reception, at which CONGRATULATIONS
we're proffered, and wedding supper.
g followed the ceremony, after whlch MI
ane Mrs Klein left for n bridal trip to
FLORIDA and Cuba. They will return 10
i mako their future home In Chicago.
Among the guests from n distance VINO
came to Richmond to be present at tne
Il marriage were Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Klein and Mrs William Spier, Of Chicago;
Miss Raphael of Norfolk; Mrs. ]. Wal
lerstein and Mrs. Max Weller, Of Balti-
m ore, and Mrs. William Emsheimer, OF
Wheeling w Va.
The generous hospitality Of the Wo-
mans Club to those outside of Its mem-
bership has for nearly ten years been
most gratifying feature In its social lire.
/ The many we'll wshers of this organiza-
! ton congratulate themselves upon the
opportunity of securing tickets to the
.'beneft lecture to be given at the !.
4 M. &C. a. Hall on Thursday evening, jan
! uary 18TH, at $3.50 O'Clock.
The lecturer on this occasion, Mrs.
q Emma Moffett Tying, has won the hlsh-
est comm endatlo In her extended tour
through the North and West. "Thc Holy
Grail" Is presented with great dramatic
power and depth OF feeling Mrs. lying
also has the charm Of magnetic person
atty, musical voice and clear enun-
$ ton, and will doubtless find her R'cn-
mond audience as enthusiastic as those
+ Of larger cities.
Much interest is being manifested IN
the art students masquerade ball, which
will take place on Saturday January
9th. at s P. NJ, in the Art Club rooms
on Madison and Grace Streets. and
promises to be one of the leading social
3 events of the season. This Is new
feature in the art circles of our city:
but will be observed annually In the fu-
ture, as it Is in ell the large cities OF
this country, and abroad.
+ Many distinguished characters VIII De
represented, and the costumes are ne"
and novel, being very unique and pic
turesaue In design New figures VIII be
Introduced in the dance, and at the close
Of the evening an elegant supper VIII
4 be served.
All club members must be MASKED ana
in costume. PPersons who come carry 10
look on need not be In costume; pHt
must be masked, although 1t Is preferred
that every one should be In costume.
Tickets can be procured from club
members, or at the club rooms. The Re-
ception Committee includes Mrs. Mall
vern c. Patterson, Miss Katherine Nc
lntyre. Miss Bessie Selden, Miss Bessie
Hammond. Mr.. NJ. n. Stratus and Mr..
A. B. Jones.
The annual meeting of hte Co-opera-
tive Workers will be held at the home
of the president. No. 506 East Grace
Street. Monday, January 18th, at sl5 +.
NJ. A full attendance, Is desired.
The Rebekah Peterkin Circle of tho
Kings Daughters will hold their annual
meeting Friday, anuary sth, at 4 p. NJ.
in the home of Mrs. George I. King.
No. Git West Grace Street.
x Il
The mountaineering of the Board of tho
sheltering Arms Free Hospital will be
, held at that institution Monday Janu-
I. ary 18th, at Il NJ. All members are urged
Ia attend. Annual dues can be paid
Interesting reports Of the years work
will be read, after which the election
OF officers for the ensuing year VIA take
place.
This hospital has increased its work
almost twofold.
BY kind and generous gifts the insti-
tuition has been enabled to care for more
surgical cases than ever before.
FOUNDERS Day. In February, will be
largely observed, and friends OF the Shell
tering Arms will be asked to visit the
hospital on this day, during which
public reception and service Will be held.
The most brilliant social event that
has occurred in Winchester, Va, for re-
cent years was the elegant reception ten
dtred large number OF guests Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Raker, OF South Washington Street, when
they presented their beautiful daughter.
Miss Virginia Cabell, to the society OF
Winchester
While the event was attended by a
rejority of the younger society folk,
there were many OF the older nocial
leaders present TO pay homage to the
fair dehutante A reception was he'd
from to 10 at the residence, and was
followed by a largely attended dance
held in Rouss Hall. At the reception
Miss Baker wore an exquisite gown OF
willie silk. with gold and embroidered
medallion trimming, At the dance she
wore light blue chiffon, with rare old lace
trimming. The Baker residence was
5% handsomely decorated, the entire lower
floor being mass OF palms, pottcd
plants, ferns. American Beauty and Bride
roses and orchids. Miss Baker, tho
derutante, Is one of Wlnchesters most
attractive daughters, winsona, ntelli-
gent and highly accomplished, She is
q esteemed the most beautiful girl in this
stction. and has a host OF young ad'
v,,rers Ehe Ia well known In Rich