The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

r,ore Mr.. Latimer Gordon; Miss Nancy
cooke. Mr.. Gessner Harrison; MISS Neille
Gordon. Mr.. Charles Mccoy: Miss Louise
& Herbert Mr.. Robert Whitehurst; MISS
lula Grant, Mr.. Roy Chalmers' MISS
Idle Lane, of Auburn. Ala, Mr. James
Smith: Miss Crutchfield. OF trederlcks-
* hure Mr., John Parrish; Miss Elma rem.
plc, of Petersburg, Mr.. Boyd Bland, ana
MIR, Richard Winston.
The Week to be Gay.
The outlook for the week is very gay,
and among the names Of the hostesse y, ~. !.
-Sendy mentioned ana: Mesdanles Blair
q ~ Hutchins; Misses Shields, Watkins
number of-s the chArming younger
members of society w!sd helped to make
The holidays gay have returned 70 mo
schools where they are studying lot .ne
wear. Hollins, Staunton and Philadetphla
il claiming them again, to the regret OF
their friends here.
Prospective Weddings.
The wedding of Miss Pauline z. Bromm,
4 4bo daughter OF Mr.. Louis Bromm, OF
Nc. SIG East Marshall Street, to Mr.
Eugene A. Dietrich will be celebrated
( ut o'clock this evening IN 81. Johps
German Evangelical Church, the KEY.
58 DR. Paul Mcneil, assisted by the Rev. Or.
{
Chatting.
Miss Bromm Is young lady OF most
attractive personality and one who Is
Il cyceedinEly popular. Mr.. Dietrich is
member Of the firm OF Cordes, Mosoy
md Company, is successful In business,
and is held in the highest esteem OF al
who know him. The wedding Will be
one of the most interesting of the week.
K 5fz5sftl
nd I'VE hHdiSOn
Nyi1kjnson. No. S South Pine Street, at I
R O'Clock this evening, their daughter. Miss
g Ma,1de Wilkinson, will be married to Mr..
& yFoodvlle A. Page, a valued employe OIL
q z. w. Gates and Company, the Rev. pr
y Nv. j. Young, Of Centenary Methodist
J C'huch, officiating,
The wedding will take place quietly
AMI be witnessed by only few intimate
friends and immediate relatives.
Afternoon Tea.
Yea at tho womnn's Club yesterday af-
ternoon meant brightly lighted parlors,
vases Of red and white roses lntermingled
with holly and mistletoe, a crowd of ele-
4 Eantly gowned women in animated con-
vel sation, and the serving of light re-
fleshments by the young ladies of the
club.
Mrs James ]. Hickey presided at tho
coffee urn and Mrs. Warren Taylor
poured tea
The scene was a specially attractive
ore because of It's contrast with the
blcakness of things outside
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Wallerstein have
issued invitations to the marriage OF their
iaughter, Miss Beatrice Wallerstcin, to
Samuel Klein, of Chicago, ILL., The cere-
r,eny will be performed next Thursday
evening in the parlors Of the Jefferson
s Cub by Rabbi Edward n Callsch. a
reception will follow. at which 4 number
OF g,lasts from Philadelphia, Chicago,
Baltimore and New York will be: present,
Richmond Girls Honored.
Richmond girls who visited other cities
during :he holidays were very much COM
plimented
Miss Mamie waddll, the guest of Miss
NIIttie Dobson, of Lynchburg, Va, was
All honoree at cotillon given by Miss
Dobson In the Calisthenc Hail. of Lynch
y bug. Miss IVaddill. who received with
4 hcr young hostess, wore blue silk null.
trimmed with white lace. The cotillon
Il was led by Mr.. Wistar Head and Miss
zVaddlll danced with Mr. r, j. snead,
j.. -
Miss Mia iatimer, who is visiting
Misses Stone, of Wood Street, Norfolk.
was given an informal reception ;ast
week, which was very handsome uf-
fair Miss Latimer was also a member
of box party at tina Norfolk Theatre
X to see Othello, given by Mr.. w. E. Jarvis.
Miss Edith Hatcher of Fork Union
1ci merly of Richmond and very we'll
known here, was entertained last week
at an oyster roast, rendered her by
= Mrs, r. W. Whitehurst, of Butte Street
Norfolk, at which Mr.. Douglas Ellyson
uf this city, was present. She was also
teIdered n reception by Miss Jessie
Whltehurst on Thursday evening last
when she and Miss Whitehurst well
81 ccmed their callers In paror decorated
will: palms and American Beauties.
iFtt,t
One OF the pleasant social events OF
this week will be the "Art Students
Ball. TO be given In the Art Club rooms
at tina corner Of Madison and Grace
Streets, January 9th.
The entertainment will take the form
OF bal masque with the atmosphere o
y oratons Will be In holly, cedar and mis-
& tletoe,
The game of Progressive Finch" t,
be given Thursday evening next at tn
Virginia Chubby the ladies interested II
the success and management of the Chin
i borazo Hospital is exciting Widespread,
s interest and bids fair to be n great sue
cess.
The club parlors will be prettily deco
rated In Christmas colors. The officer
+ of the Chimborazo Hospital Board, who's
names are synonym for success hay,
affairs In hand. and charming cven!n
Z is promised all "flinchers." Delightful
refreshments will oe served to all VIII
& pay tho moderate price of twenty-ny
cents admission 10 the game,
Personal Mention.
Miss Crane, OF Baltimore. who is Wis
iting Miss Emma Whitfield, at No 20
i East Grace Street, has been the recipien
OF many courteous and pleasant atten
tions.
Miss Crane and Miss Whitfield were en-
terMtned at progressive fnch" Thurs
Nh Doccarf,