The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-25

meet new ones. before the distractinE
pleasure OF the show begin.
Invitations have not been issued as yet.
but may be expected the latter part OF
this week.
Winners at Bryn Mawr.
Among the Richmond favorites that
won at Bryn Mawr Horse Show were
Mrs "A. E. Dietrich on Buck. and Mrs.
I coaartland Smith on Gee N'hiz. There
ware many handsomely gowned women
present some of whom were Miss Katf-
crime Earle wearing 8 lace trimmed
white wool suit, and a; large white plumed
hat to match.
Miss Evelyn Virginia Howell. who wore
periwinkle blue hat and veil with a
cream broadcloth suit.
Several strawberry-red cloth dress
were conspicuous. Mrs. Charles Gilir,n,.
Sd was thus gowned.
Mrs. Berwind wore an exquisite black
gown.
\. Miss May Hobson was in white With a
big blue picture hat.
Miss Katherine Dohan had green fac
ings on her white suit and rose-colored
hat.
Grirnrnell- Won Rosenegk.
,s A very unique wedding will be solemn
lized at. st. Johns German Lutheran
Church. October 9Th, at s p. M.,4when
/ Miss Elisabeth Won Rosenekg, daughter OF
tho Hon. and Mrs. a. Won Rosenegk, will
be married to Mr.. Frederick William
EGrimmell. 555i
The colors OF the rainbow will be car-
j ied out in the orntions bridesmaids.
dresses and the wedding invitations
After the ceremony a large reception
will be given at Rosy Rest" the home
of the brides parents. on West Cary
Street Road.
Belvin-Deaderick.
VA Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Lucille Clifton Deaderick. of jones'
boro, Tennessee, to Mr. John Allan Belvin,
Of. this city. s55%
u, The r company will take place In tbs
First Baptist Church in Jonesboro octo-
Der 11th at GEO p M. s9t3
Miss Deaderlck Is the daughter Of ex-
Judge Alfred Shelby Deaderlck. and
granddaughter OF the late Judge James w.
peadcrick, who for sixteen years was
chief justice OF the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee. She Is also the great-greatE
granddaughter of Is<ac Shelby, the first
Governor of kentucky.
n Mr.. Belvin is the cashier of the r. ].
Reynolds Tobacco Company and son OF
Mr.. Preston Belvin.
Schnidt-Essig.
! Mr.. Henry o. Essig announces the
marriage of his sister, Mary Louise, to
Mr.. Frank Edward Schmidt, Wednesday,,
October 10th, at his home, No. 1923 Floyd
Avenue. 81
MillhiserBrauer
Miss May Brauer and Mr.'Joseph Mill
hlser, whose engagement has already
been announced, will receive their friends
this evening from to II o'clock at the
homo OF Miss Brauer, No. 200 Venable
Street.
Masonic Home Entertainment.
On Friday night, September 30th, the
ladies' of tho Masonic Home Auxiliary
will give a "Pie Party" at the Home NJ
$3.50 o. clock
Us All who attend are promised pleasant
evening playing this popular new game,
Confederate Memorial Literary
Society.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety. viii hold It's first fall meeting on.
"Wednesday. September 18th, at II a, NJ.
Birthday Party,
The home Of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Jones was the scene Of q merry party q
few evenings ago when their little son,
Master Fillmore Jones, celebrated his ninth
birthday The color scheme was pink,
the parlors and dining room being. taste
fully decorated with carnations and roses.
The table was decorated with wide pink
satin ribbon, caught at the chandelier
and drawn to the four corners OF the
table, where II was held in place by pink
roses. The little folks engaged IN va,
rlous amusen,ents and games, after which
n delightful supper was served. y
Mrs & Condrey, Mrs, TroHler and Mrs.
Mary Wood Kemp assisted Mrs. Jones In
entertaining n
Kindergarten Work,
Miss Alice Parker the president Of the
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