The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
No. SIS North Twenty-nlnth Street
where they will receive their friends.
Stephens Tyler. III

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Mr.. ], Z, Stephens and Miss Sarah
Robbie Tyler were married u in Atlanta,1
Ga, on tho afternoon q June 22d, A att
1880 o'clock. In tho !, home OF Dr. ~ p. p.
Stephens brother Of 81 the $$ groom, the Y
Rev Luke G. Johnson officiating. ~
Miss Tyler is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. e j. Fl. Tyler, Of this city. Mr.
Stephens is a well kown employe OF the
j. M. High Comp s Of Atlant tai M 7. .
and Mrs Stephens. after an extended trip
East. will be at home to their friends a.
gNo.s143 Spring Street, Atlanta, Ga. ~ XII.
Pickett Auxiliary.
The ladies of Pickett Camp Auxiliary:
will hold their regular monthly meeting
Monday, the It'll. at 4 P. NJ. .sin their
hall. No. s07 North Seventh Street. Very
important business will be transacted
8All the members are most earnestly re-
quested to attend E& 589 33 u
Tea Will be Served.
Tea will be served at the Woman's
Club on Monday afternoon from 8 to 9
o'clock, All issf.
Anniversary Celebrated.
Mrs Resale Held was born n$July 4th.
1919. She celebrated her eighty-ifth an
iniversary on last Monday. This picture
WINS taken on Monday and represents four
generations-NIrs Rosslie Held. Isaac
Held her son, Mrs. sRosalie Schwarschlld,
his daughter. and Harry Schwarzschtld.t
her son. Tho otl1er two are Mrs. Isaac
Held and Mr.. w II. schwarzschild.
Mrs. Held Is the widow of the late
Lewis Held, who was favorably known
for many years as n prominent Broad
Street dry goods merchant. who died
In 1851. Mrs. sHeld's maiden name wa 9
Hutzler. She came TO this city from
IIagenbach, Bavaria, Germany, In 1886.
and In the same! yearawa married In this
city by the late Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher.i
Mrs Amelia Heller, Mrs. Matilda Dali !
man, Mrs. Fannie Dallman and Mr.. Isaac
Held are her children. She has also
| twenty-nine grandchildren ana SIX great
grandchildren. 81 tx
OF recent years each succeeding Fourth
/ of July has been the occasion Of re-
| union Of family and friends. Many OF
Mrs. Helds numerous friends call In
person to extend their Fluctuations and
, as many others manifest their high es-
teen by sending kilograms, letters ana
slight tokens OF their sincere friend
| ship. She Is greatly beloved and she has
endeared herself to her friends By the
many sacrifices she has made iii relieving
/ humanity, by her deeds OF charity. her
many unselhsh a cts sas well as her noble
! traits of character. For many years she
! was the active treasurer OF the Ladies
| Hebrew Benevolent Association OF this
! city, and she is to-day the oldest mem
Der OF the Beth Ahaba congregation,
Her host OF friends wish her continued
health and life OF happiness for many
years yet to come.
Cavalier to be Played.
4. Those visiting the park this week will
have an opportunity OF hearing tho
Cavalier" tho new march by j. n
Kaufman. played at the concerts by
1ardella's band, as the band arrange
ments have. inst been completed by Mr.
John Baseler, also OF this city.
Mr.. Kaufman. who Is a Richmond boy
has dedicated his composition to the
Colonial Danes OF Virginia. and thost
that have heard it predict for 1t sigma
success, as 1t Is both tuneful and catchy
Arrangements will be made to have 4
played by the bands and orchestras al
over the country.
At the Mount Vernon.
A large party Of Richmond guests arr
! at the Mount Vernon Cottage. Virginia
J, Beach, Among them are Mr.. and Mrs
!, l.. w, Wise, Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. John Echeson, Miss NellL
{, ". Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Ball
Mr., and Mrs. G. W. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Radcliffe, Mrs. James Leigh Jones
!, Miss Ella Jarvis, Mr. b. M. Brothers
I Mr.. G, c. Bodei<er, Miss O'Donnel DR.
, Callihan. Messrs. n D. Scott. w. q
! Dabney. Mrs. T.. NJ. Thompson and Mr.
!, Greed Iiaskins,
of to St. Louis.
i Those who wish to join tho Expoyltior
party. given by Mrs. Anna F. RAIN
j and Miss Bette Ellyson. for the benefit
: Of the Retreat for the Sick, and Leaving
s Richmond July 18th for ST, Louis, woui,
Y do well TO communicate With Mrs. Rahm
9 No. 623 East Franklin Street. or Mis-
4 BETTE Elyson. NO 10 East Franklin
g at once. as these ladies are under III
8 necessity OF writing beforehand to s.,
I Louis for the number OF rooms require,
y by their party.
!. Everything Is being looked after IS
: that there will be no crowding and n
? disappointment at the last moment.
I Wetherall-Sarvay.
DE, Walter p. saryay announces tn