The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
Brvn Mawr Show.

Wednesday was the opening Gay OF the
Bryn Mawr Horse Show, which promise:
to be one Of the most essful OF the
autumn shows. Some of the blue rih.
bon winners were Edward Moore Robin
sons General Forrest; Courtland H
Smiths Lucy Sutherland: Miss Paul's
Penelope" and Edward Moore Robin
Fl sons Squirrel" 8
There were many pretty women present
\ attired in their autumn costumes. Some
Of those In the boxes were:
Mrs. John Valentine, in a charming
white and black.
Mrs. Paul .. Mills, In white broadcloth.
with a white lace picture hat.
Mrs. Edgar Featherstone IN violet
Y linen suit and violet straw hat to match.
Miss Marie Featherstone. In white
linen, with O white straw hat. adorned
with a shaded violet plume.
Mrs. James F. Sullivan, in pale blue
hffeta, with plumed hat to ma tch.
q Miss Catherine Earle, in a pink chiffon
gown and black picture hat.
Mrs. John w. Pearce. In cream broad
cloth, with white straw turhan with
white coque plume f IA
Miss Mabel Pearce In a dainty white
embroidered linen walking suit. The short
coatee with its flowing sleeves. was very
jaunty.
Mrs Charles Gilpin, 3D., in white
broadcloth walking suit with black velvet
cuffs and collars and large white hat
Miss Frances Roberts, in white cloth
I deliberately trimmed with white silk braid
and white plumed picture hat
Y Mrs. Gussam, in a white linen coat
suit. trimmed with n touch Of pale blue.
Hunt Club Horse Show.
The Blue Ridge Hunt Club will hold
its semi annual horse snow on Saturday,
September oath. at Carter Hall Grove,
Millwood Va. and most attractive pro-.
gramme has been arranged and very at
tractive prizes will be given in the regu-y
lar jumping, saddle and harness classes.
There will also be an obstacle tandem
driving class, open TO all who wisll to
compete. It is needless to say that a
large crowd will be present and a most
enjoyable entertainment offered.
Perry---White.
Miss Lillian NJ White and Mr. William
Perry. of Norfolk. We're quietly married
at the Methodist Church In Brambleton,
ion Wednesday last at 1880 O'Clock.
NJ The bride and groom left Immediately
on the Washington steamer fora trip
north.
Hartzell-Kaufn1an.
The elimination Of a very pretty ro-
nance took place ata1 P. NJ. yesterday,
at Murphys Annex. when Miss Blanche
H. Kaufman, one Of Richmond's prettiest
young ladies was led to the altar by Mr..
s.. NJ. Hartzeil, Of Youngstown, o. The
ceremony was impressively performed by
the Rev. Z. N. Calisch. of this city. The
bride was charminglyH gowned in a trav-
cling suit of brown .taffeta with hat and
gloves to match and carried bouquet
Of brides roses. Miss Netto Kaufman,
sister OF the bride, acted as maid of honor
and wore a handsome gown OF accordion
plated null. and carried La France roses.
Mr.. Edgar Hartzell. brother OF the groom,
was best man.
Il After the ceremony a dinner was served
after which the young couple left for an
extended bridal tour embracing Washz
and to ClevelanN. O. (.
Among the ..tout= Of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. E, lIartzell, Mr.. Edgar
Hartzell. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Samuals, Of
Mrs. Fannie Weiner OF Den :
yer. Colo: Miss Essie Lehman. OF Buena
Vista, Va: Mrs. II Abrams, Miss Birdie
Wolf. Bliss Rosie Kaufman and Mr.. Will
liam Mic!aclis, OF Washington, D. c.
The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4
a. II. Kaufman and the groom is a part 4
ner Of the firm Of Hartzell Bros, OF
O. After October 18th, Mr.,
and Mrs. Hartzell will return TO Youngs-
town. their future home.
Penrose-Stowe.
An engagement OF great interest is that
OF Miss Helen Stowe. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin Stowe, to Dr.
Clement Andar!ese Penrose, of Baltimore
Miss Stowe is great-niece OF the late
Mr.. William II. Perot, OF Baltimore. and
a granddaughter OF the late Joseph W.
Of Quebec, Canada. She is a
grad uate OF the Maryland School of Art,
where she won the gold medal and also
did excellent work In illustrating at the
Philadelphia Academy of Zine Arts. Dr.
Penrose is the youngest son Of the late
Colonel Charles p Penrose. United States
army, and Is a graduate OF the Johns
Hopkins Medical School. He has been
in the medical profession OF
Baltimore for several years.
Harris-Butler.
One OF the leading social events was
the marriage Of DR. Edward Harris, Of
Clarke county. to Miss Virginia Thomas