The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
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1,he Richmond cotillon Club gave q
brilliant gormni, III the Masonic Temple,
last evening, the pleasant weather i,rl
4 largo number Of visitors contributing
Il tho pleasure Of tho OCCASION. The
dance was led by Mr.. Adolph,is Blair.
Entronesses OF tho evening were: Mrs.
Richard 4. WILSON Mrs. Stuart Cooke,
Mrs Monde Z. splcer, Mrs. L n. Jones,
Mrs. Hardin Temple Burnley. Mrs.
james +. rutherford, Mrs. Stewart
WOOD ward and Mrs r.. II. 1,alley.8 8 /. "a
'Young ladies' dancing included. Miss
Bessie Watson OF Dnnville; Miss Mary
Drake, Miss Lticy SHELTON. Miss May
3Goosby, Miss Margaret G. Watkins,
Miss Rose Norris Miss Nan Morris, Miss
Louise Slpc. OF Hnrrisonburg, Vat MISS
Josephine TYLER, Miss 1n1ogeii Fitzgernld, i
Miss india Watson, Of Dnnvillei MISS
Minnie Nvaddll, Miss Halle Barrett.
Ihllndelphin; Miss Mary Nloulton, Miss
Elise Clark, OF Clnrkton, Va; Miss Elise
Parkinson. Miss Helen ,NfcGill Page, OF
Clarke county; Miss Annie Smith, MISS
Carrie Armistcad, Miss Laura Ruther-
focrd, Miss Louise Jones, of Norfolk;
Miss Louise Herbert. Miss Whit,norc.,
Miss Lillian Elnford, Miss Nowbill, OF
Norfolk, Va, and Miss Lily HI
Gentlemen present were: Mr.. Richard
Il. Wilson, Mr. Irving Blair, Mr.. Charles
l3owe, MI. Henry McCancc, Mr.. Roy
Innes, Mr.. Stuart Cooke, Mr.. Meade II
spcer. Mr. Brooke Catlett, Mr.. Philip
Carlton, Mr.. Conrad Hutchinson, MI.
James Dunlop, Mr. Lane Lacy, Mr.. ROD
crt Jones, Mr.. Pace Mr.. Toy, Mr.. Me-
nalcus Landlord, Mr. Taylor. MT. Brock 9,
cnbrough, Mr.. Evans, Mr.. r. II. Ialley,
Mr.. Hardin Temple Burnley Mr.. Page
AR. Percy Pembcrton, Mr.. Gillian, Mr..
Birdsong, Mr.. Talinferro, Mr.. James T..
Tutherfoord Mr.. William Turner Mr.
, rrayers Eppes, Mr.. Cubell Fitzgerald,
MIR Bnugh,nun, Mr.. Hal Adair ana MT.
George Morgan. 8fs 4
Tho wedding Of Miss Eta Rosendorf'
The daughter Of MI David Rosendorf,
a. this city, to Mr.. CASTOR Zander was
celebrated at 1880 O'clock on Tuesday
forenoon last in the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Arrnhel1n. OF Tarboro,
N. G.
Tho pnrlors were handsomely decorated
In palms.. smilax and white carnations
and roses, the color scheme being hand-
somely and effectively carried out ~
green ana white. The bridal party adj
vanccd TO the altar as the wedding
| march was sounded. During the ccrc-
lsnony the strains Of 20 Promise Me-"
were played as as undcrtone. !S .f5
The ceremony was improssively per-
| formed By the Rev. DR.. Edward y
! Calsch, Of Richmond. The bride, who
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Itecm fy many Richmond friends, was
! elegantly gowned In white panne crepe
de- chine, hand wrought and trimmed
with point lace. Her picture hat was
OF white lace, and she carried lilies OF
| tho valley. sSa ts5
"a wedding breakfast followed the cere-
niony after which Mr.. and Mrs. lander
Ileft for tour to Florida and Cuba.
| They will make their future homo IN
| Montgomery, Ala, where Mr.. Zander
has established a furnishing business,
The bridal gifts received by the young
| couple were very numerous and costly.
/ on Monday evening last reception
was given in honor Of the bride and
groom-clect In the home Of the groom's
father, Mr.. Joseph lander. a prominent
business man Of Tarboro.
4 The attendants at the wedding Of Miss
4 Ema Wallace rutherford to Mr.. Philip
4 5Kearny, the son4of General John Watts
/ Kearny, of washington. D. c., which
1 viii! take place January 23d, in ST.
Thomas Church., New York, were given
/ a dinner party on Monday last by Mrs.
/ George Croker, the brides mother at
her home. No. East Slxty-fourth
Street, New York
i N Mr.. Kearny, who Is a brother OF Mrs.
4 Julian ELL, OF this city, will give his
/ bachelor dinner at Demonicos to-day.
/ The young couple will spend their honey
moon abroad. IA
Mrs. Ella Y. Embrey and Mr.. John
i G.tBoggs were married Thursday even
/ ing at 8 o'clock, In No. 325 South Laurel
Street, by the Rev. J. B. Hutson.
i Mr. and Mrs. Boggs received many
beautiful wedding presents from friends
/ and relatives.
! All members Of the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association, who were absent
4 from the meeting, held in Lee Camp
Hall on Tuesday forenoon last. arc re-
i quested to meet with the president OF
/ the. association at No.. sos East Frank
| liz Street, at 4 p. NJ to-day.
/ This meeting is specially important as
! final arrangements will be made for tho
annual Silver tea" Of the association
scheduled for january goth in Lee
Camp Hall from 8 tot 2. NJ. Tho pro-
ceeds OF the tea will be divided be-
tween the Stuart Monument Association
i and tho treasurer Of theHH. M. A., and
tho public generally, as we'll as the NOM
hers Of the various Confederate organ
izations, are cordially invited to be pres
4 cnt
Members OF the Association for tn
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities ar
urgently requested to pay their annta
4, dues for 1901 to the treasurer of the as
ISOLATION at No. &c North Tenth Street
during tho month Of January. The reason
A of this request Is to save tho commits
Il sion ma Id q cnllectQr. who VIII begin hi