The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-06
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ihe Rcv. Dr.. Kirschtnann, OF WlA,a ans
port Pa. the brother-in-law OF inc oi'''
4 It rformirlg the ceremony.
81 ',rhe church was tastefully decora'e ~
n n Mains. and the bridal party ca'hu :.
Z 81 Ike music OF tn, bridal chorus ,'o y.
I.ohengrin. The bride was atlei,oou 80 :.
q ~ minds OF honor, Miss August
1,ro,,,,,, nor sister. md Miss Anna Err
,,,er az Baltimore. both wearing gowns
Ks ~ uhte silk grenadine and carrying
vitlets .,,,,o s,,.
,,i,nfned With white lace Her flowers
r,nrc a shower bouquet Of lilies OF inc
valley. ,. ,ho
q ushers Mr. c. Henry Bromm' AT. Eu'
ward A. Bronm, Mr. Arthur Ma,.e..,
Mr. George Mattcrn Jr., MT Eu"".' -.
5 Schmidt and Mr.. Carl j. Blenner %
New York. ,,d
le Tha church ceremonial was succecneo
hv a receptIon at the home Of the bride
"A father Mr., Louis Eromm, Of NO. ON
East Marshall Street. Afterward Mr..
onI Mrs, Dietrich left for n Southern
tour They will return to make their
home In Richmond. where both are eN-
Y trcnnely popular, and where Mr. Dletricn
Is associated with the widely known li'H'
OF Cordes, Mosby and COMPANY.
Mr., Wallerstein Entertalr!s.
Az and Mrs. Henry Wallerstein. OF
No 200 South Third Street. entertaineu
y.ary Handsomely last evening at cioch
4 IN honor OF Miss Beatrice j. Nafers.eiN'
4 % this city, and Mr.. Samuel 5. klein'
OF Chicago. whose wedding IN 'he -, 'si.
E fc.-on Club parlors al $50 P. NJ, VIII pc
. so.ie,v event OF -morrow-thoi. bridal
\ nnr,y ard the out-of-town guests VINO
= h.ra assembled in Richmond to attend
4 the celebration.
Table and parlor decorations Of last
evening were in red, red flowers and red
shaded lamps, showing brightly
against the winter wreaths ana
I: rYesnery that served as re-
& n,in6er OF the holiday season. Ger
man FLAGS appeared everywhere and the
6 menu included German delicacies Oh an
k:rds.
The bridal party, beside the two prin-
cIrsls, included: Dr.. E. y. Cal!sch. the
m aid OF honor for the wedding. Miss Hen
r.etta Wallerstein: the bridesmaids. Miss
-ste!L. whitlock, Miss Sadie Levy. Miss
Rosa Greentree aud Miss Eta Greentree;
the best man, Mr.. Nathan K'.in; the
#,shers. Mr.. Leo Ullnlan Mr.. Sam Wafer
stein, Mr.. William Elnsheimer, OF Wlheei-
.ns, ". Va; Mr.. Ike and Mr. Dave Wal
]. leistein. Of Baltimore
s,.er. OF Chicago: Miss Raphael, OF Nor
felix; Mrs. J. WaIierstein and Mrs. Max
Weller, OF Baltimore.
Antiquarian Tea.
The annual tea of tie Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
was held in the association rooms from
s IN SP. N. yesterday.
Very pretty and artistic decorations
,.ara vr,ilor carnations and white
roses. The rooms were pleasantly crowd
ed with callers, who were received by Mrs.
4 f. v. Valentine Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs.
George W. Bagby. Mrs. Charles w. Cole
man. Mrs Emma Read Ball. Mrs. ].
Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. ]. 8. Wexford. Mrs
y Archer Anderson. Mrs. William r
Robins, Mrs ]. Enders Robinson. Mrs
John P. Mcclure. Jr.. Mrs. John B. Light
foot, Mrs. William G. Stanard. Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Boiling
Mrs. G. W. p Brock. Mrs. Albert Z,
Bruce Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell. Mrs. j.
Caskie Cabell Mrs. Edward T. Crump
Mrs. r. Powell Dunn, Mrs. II. Theodore
Elyson, Mrs. Virglnius Hall. Mrs. w
S. Murray. Mrs. Charles 7. O'Ferrall
Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs. J. Enders
Robinson. Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs
r. ". Watkins. Mrs. "A. j. Montague
ana MIS-. >. n. ONSe.
Delightful refreshments were served
during reception hours by number OF
deft handmaidens from among the
younger society element OF Richmond.
At the meeting Of the Milton Work
Whist Club yesterday. the highest scores
onrth and south were made by Mrs. Der
Nash and Mrs E G. Waddil. Mrs
Arthur Cannon and Mrs Blair Smith
came out -Akead oast and west.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. a. l.
Wellford No. lie North Cherry Street.
ri The Kate Whecock Whist Club viii
meet this afternoon with Mrs. D. T. WI
lams, at No. 2l0 East FRANKLIN Street
The ladies composing the Board o
Managers OF the Homo for lncurable
will meet in the Home to-day at ]
A, II. After the business meeting tn
election of officers for the succeeding
year will take place. II is desirable tina
every member of the board should l.
present
On New Years Day Mr., and Mrs
Thomas n. Wilson entertained II numbc
of their friends at dinner in their prctt
country home, wildwood near Sunny
side, Va, in honor Of the birthday o
their sister, Mrs, G.. w. PEBBLES.
a perfect day, delightful dinner
daintily served, Il charming hostess-a
taken together made an occasion tina
Will llnger pleasantly in the memories
each OF the fourteen guests present.
The many friends Of Mr.. Joseph Bruce
Of this city, who has been in Arizon;
for more than year for Ills health
with most happy results, will read Wit
interest the following extract from IN
Tucson CITIZEN. which says:
One Of the prettlost dinners ever give
In Tucson was that of Miss Halls las
q evening in honor OF her guests Tn
large dining room was decorated wit
garlands of mstletc> and branches G
The pepper tree. The electric light
were covered with red shades, the Chris
mas colors Of red and green tsing cal
ricd out. Suspended low over tho centt
4 of the long table was large bell {
eyergreens, from which Their, hung
japanese lantern, which cast a rich re
glow.
Covers were laid for about sixty plate
n.