The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
willard Craig, on Lombardy Street
Reid-Bond. AZ

i.2T M wedding Of Miss Julln Eta Isond'
IA Il richmond. Ito Mr.. Clearance I.es 1teld. y
sif indianapolis, was celebrated February
Fp5th. In the home of Mr.. and Mrs: x. III -
lEttinger OF {iIndlanapolis, Mrs. Et 'lll ecta
being tho sister Of tho bride. I. VI
h rhb house was beautifully decora' =,
with palms, pink roses lilies o. !, M Na
Icy hyacinths and ferns. NJ s. W, a
H. I rnon nlished musician OF indianapolis,
ia yed tho wedding chorus from l.oher.5
srri,,E and tho Rev. DR.. Qutnsbury, "
e,nflare Avenue Baptist Church, perform
ed tho ceremony. -
S - bride attended by Miss Anne Lee
RF,ttinger and Miss Georgia Cruil, as
Ids Of honor. was Handsomely goWhea
In SILVER gray with pink trimmings anu
carried Bride; roses. "a.
3 The ceremony was follower q. py - - liz.
cepton. 1n'stthe dinlng-room inc su ~
Scheme in pink and White vas 81, IN 4,
nlEnk md ices displaying a white pa en-
- ound on Which rested small t p,,,n
r. Pa rts. 4 rho brides cake. the cutting
nf Iy;hich was attended with great l ! 9
est was cncircled by az wreath o. Ia
SF-ra ncei roses Many ratulatlons Wels
showered upon the young couple, potn -. :.
sy hon ire very Ihey %li1: 1 ',.a'.o
lIeirYfuture home In Indlanapons, Wh lsl.
kOHANSSA
cipal streets of the city. II S385 Ia II 55s
In Honor Of Miss Kloss.
q Mr. and Mrs. Kloss gave q dellg ht ..tl
AMI ertainmeint at their home on Eas 81.
9Iei.yh1 street Friday evening In honor q (
their daughter, Miss Fannie Isl o % a9 y.
palms and cut-flowers made pretty
narlor and dining-room decoTAtt t, ou ~
ner including nli. the dellcaces OF inc
sna son. was served at II o'clock, after;
which n patlor games furnished much en-
;nvment n Among those present were !,
| Misses Totty, Smms, I1affoon,t J ones,
| Vince er, I.uffsey, Gnthlight and hloss !;
professo s. Brown and Hlmms; N essrs.
iGrIgg, selph, Tucker, Wilkes. 1otty.S
tones walker, Kennedy. Iolkes. NcWpy,
Lodge and Ikloss, 4 81 &.
Leap Year Party,
MISS katharine /. I1lston gave q Leap
| Year entertainment toaa few Of her
frlend. on Thursday evening. Thnse
| present wero the Misses Williams Duke,
! Isyland and Frayser! Music, games and
refreshments were much enjoyed BY those
! present. s. Z
j Tho luncheon given yesterday ny me
members Of the Lutheran and CHRISTIAN 9!
4 Churches in tho lecture-root1' OF SoVeRtI
i street Christian to the coyenhnters ana
visiting members ofS the =. NJ. Y. az
| was q delightful flair, f3 ssa q lsS
/ The table WAS in the form OF g cross
i and tho centerp!ece MAS beau tiful W ar-
i ranged Of fruits and flowers. cut.g lass
/ vases, holding u ses, rested on emprp'n'
/ cred mats, The menu was very tempt,
j ing included turkey. ham, lamb tongue,
1 salad, homemade pickles. oliyesi bread
] fbuter; Neapolltan cream and delicious
cIeam. Il, r. II f,S 4 St
Mrs. Tom IIundlcy and The corps Of
ladies who SO ably assisted her arc 20
be congratulated on their success,
Ladies Morning Musicale,
\ The Ladies' Morning Musical met "a
Il usual on Thursday morning last at NO
Il 407 East Main, and studied the ives
Il of Robert Franz and JohaE Straus,
Il ID The paper On tho life Of Franz MAS
read by Mrs. I[l4A5 Il Ills, and his music
a was interpreted ny Miss Mary Shelton
Miss Lily Urquhart, Mrs. Edwin Hewitt
4 and Mrs. Iseirne Blair, Tho music O
this famous composer Is not given tn
4 prominence It deserves IN this countr VIZ
The songs OF Robert FRANC are really
n ,tbeiI cuImipatlols Of thu German leid, ans
compare fayorably, II they DC not surI
pass those Of Schubert and schumall,3
II Miss Lena Tatum read an terestlne
4 paper on the life of Iphan Straus, khs
famous waltz king OF Wen tl
q music was illustrated by Miss MAJ
greel;ey and Mrs, AdolplllSs n lair. II "
Perso Aal Mention
III; ~ Am a Pend er Gordon IN YlSlltpl