The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
Social ana
Personal

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n sThe wedding of Miss Blanche Bins;
u wa,rcr, tho daughter of Mrs. Bertha n an
tht jnte Samuel Binswangcr, to MT
m e,yts RoscntfSrf. of Selma, Alhpamn
\ teas brilliantly celebrated Mt ocioei'
lnsi night In the Jefferson cup Wy
nov, Dr. Edward N, Calisch ofllclal'n =.
Parlor ana altar decorations were !, !.
white flowers palms ana sm,''lN u ctr,
'Tandlcstie.a and white candles show " !,
q hni,dsomcly among The flowers. ne ,''
| A Tirirr. room was deliberately adorned u,
hi ninl Il mink roses and carnations, pins
In sha ded llghts and nantcls banked IN
4 ,,i,k with a ringing of ferns deveiopiils !,
INC color scheme. An orchestra plaseu
IE Tho wedding marches ana h,ll,osl ~ =,
U beautiful selections during reception
TX hours. The Wedding suPpe' 49, -.
IELerb affair. ,a,,,.
III &Thc bride. who came In with her proDt'h'
II ~ Mr., Harry S. Binswangcr, was gown
II "a IN white name crepe trimmed WIN
point lace She carried white bl ~
III n,ar kcd with a shower or illies " ~.
IL ralley and was attended by her slstel'
III No. t,,ta r,inswanger, as maid of honor.
II sSiiss Itatc Binswangcr wore pink nous
II asslinc Her flowers were Il great clus'ct
III b
II os sweet peas ,,,
nir, NJ. i Bi,swanger was best man
Ii tfhe rshers included Mr.. Ralph ana NY
Il Milton Binswanger, Mr.. Martin and M.
Mann c, Eichel, Mr.. Milton D. SIRIUS
H and Mr.. Leon l.. Lcibernuth.
II Tho beautiful and impressive marriage
H service was followed by reception ~ :.
HIM club. MIR and Mrs. Rosenaorf 1ele
n afterwards for a Southern bridal tour.
Among the guests from distance at
\ the wedding were Miss Ada BinsWhnser
Land Mr. s Hamburger. OF Bailihlole
Md; Mr. NJ. j. Rosendorf. OF Boston:
ltsNnss Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. kaufman ~
Il Colorado Springs, and MI. Joe 'a1oO'
sSof Wilmington, n, G.
H. THE i Messrs. Binswanger. brothers o.
1.-the BRIDE gave q. delightful theatre par
nv to the bridal party Monday night, iol-
flowed BY a supper at the Jefferson Cluo'
Christian-Upshur.
EssSNiss Lille Lottier, the daughter OF
4 nfr, Walter Upshur, Of Newport News
Wa. and the granddaughter Of the late
F$1 = wrence lLottier, for many yenrs an
active and influential citizen OF this CITY,
yras married at 6 p. NJ. yesterday IN
III sacred Heart Church, to Mr.. Robert
IS Christian, Jr., the event being one OF
the most interesting from social polr'
of view of the season.
8 The bride, who has always lived IN
Richmond with her aunt. MISS Noll!e
53Lottier was attired for her nuptials IN
Tho white silk wedding gown ard tulle
$$sve,1 worn by her mother, the beautiful
Miss Lily Lottier. on the occasion OF
&srer, marriage She was attended by two
danes of honor, Mrs. Stuart Lottier, or
38&SSewport News Va, and Mrs. Charles
@Ryland. of Richmond
5Ssssf Mr.. Lawrence Lottier upshnr was best,
man. and the ushers Mr.. Stuart Lottler,
al Newport News; Mr.. Genus Barnum. OF
washington. D. c.. Mr. George
Christian, Mr. Robert Wilson, Mr..
EDIT I'd Harrison. Mr.. Samuel Biz
ger. Mr. Charles Ryland and Mr.. John
Harrison.
I'M lThe wedding was attended by a number
#of guests from Newport News WASH
a58ineton and philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs,
#ClIrjstian will return from q Northern
bridal trip to make their home at NO.
b :;o4 Harrison Street
!8 Mr.. Christian Is the son of Mr.. ard
ESMrs. Robert S. Christian, and has an
SE esta blished social and business position
E$in Richmond.
Reception Tea.
Society folk all attended the charming
sstea given last afternoon by Mrs Edward
IA Cntlin and Miss Bessie Catlin, II;
S honor OF Mrs. Williamson Talley.
sE3 Parlor and hall decorations were In
s@crimson carnations, Shaded lights and
mi palms. Pink prevailed i'll the dining
n room, where ropes Of s1ailaX, extending
from the chandelier, were caught with
loops of broad pink ribbon and an osler
81 basket filled with a shower of pink carna-
y tons rested on mirror, wreathed IN
snlilax and encircled with pink candles
in silver candelabra.
Mrs. Catlin Miss Catlln ard Mrs.
TalIey were assisted in doing the honors
ii by Mrs. d. D. Taliey, Miss Kate Talley
4 Mrs. Beirne Blair. Mrs. Gushing Small
s8 Mrs. Powhatan Breeder, Mrs Alice Wat,
kins. Mrs. Ellen Perrin and Mrs. Ernest
$98Chalkley,
Young ladies In tho dinirg room were
Oh Miss Nora Leary, Miss Matte Basker.
willie, Miss Frances Myers, .Niss Lizzie
M Patterson. Miss Bessie Gail Miss Jernle
gs Cullen and Miss Elise Watkins.
}4 Valentine Reception.
The st. Johns Circle Kings Daughter.
s#Eave a valentine reception in the resi-
s&dence of Mrs. j. S. Moore sr. Tho par.
sA1ors. halls and dining room were beauti.
Hfully decorated, red being the color
s5scLeme, being developed IN hearts. Among
II the features of the evening was u valen
f5 tine drawing. in which Miss Selden Wor
1.-The first prize, and the BOBBY was cap
Etured by Mrs. Cheatwood a large heart
was suspended from the ceiling. beneath
(which the queen of hearts, Miss Rutl
s3Braithwaitc. read palms and LITTLE
E2cup drew applicants a fortune.
Little Miss Elizabeth Webb was tn
Epretty little Cupid. The musical part o
1.-The entertainment was greatly enjoyed
Mrs. Sallie Montgomery Brown sang sew
g%cral solos. accompanied by Professo
4 Marlborough.
The receiving party was composed o
s33A1rs, j. S. Moore Sr., Mrs, Franklin. Mrs
ST d. Edwards and Mrs. j. S. Moore, Jr
4 Mrs. Charlton presided at the candy table
D. A. r. Tea.
At the tea to be given in Lee Cam
Z Hall this evening from to s o'clock. 70
4 the benefit Of the Baltimore sufferers
Miss Lucy Claire Atkinson, the regent o
THE Old Dominion Chapter, under who's
/ auspices the tea is given. has invite
& the following representatives of patriot
I societies TO assist her: Mrs a. j, Monta
Al