The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11

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bly, DECORATED. "A table occupied the center
Of the ROOM. A bouquet of white carntl-
lions and roses formed the con terpectc,
and white ribbons suspended from the
chandelier above we're carried to each cor-
ner and tied in, large bows 4 In one cor-
nersof the room fruit punch was SO ed.
ST Tho bridal party marched sS q own the
stairway to the strains of 1.-THE wedding
marcl, L from & I1ohengrn," rendered d ~
Professor Blood and Profcsso n schke
upon the piano and violin. 81 Il. 81 5
81 THE ribbon bearers. Miss Patience Groce
ana ISIS Janet Find lay, dressed in white.
led the procession. They were foil wed
by Rev. Black, rector o f Grace Episcopal
Church. Next came the groom, Mr. Clark,
accompanied by. Ills best man A4r. Ola y
stone Briggs, cousin Of the pride. Fol-
lowing them were tho bridesmaids; Miss
Gresham and Miss NIenslng, Miss Lucy
Lowe and Miss Adoue. and Miss
Pitcher, and Miss Settle. They 81 were we're
60 wned In white organdy with pink Ssattl
girdles and carried bouquets of pink car
nations. The bride came last, upon the
arm Of her uncle, Mr.. George Briggs, " t1o
gave her away. Tx She was dressed d in q
| beautiful crepe de chine, hand embroid-
cred ana trimmed with lilies of the val
ley and a diamond brooch. She carried
a bouquet Of white carna tons and lilies
of the valley. N Z. l3iS
THE ceremony, as conducted BY Rev.
Black was most impressive. Throughout
the ceremony "Traumarei" was rendered.
and after the ceremony a reception was
held during which time all extended con-
gratulationsatot the happy couple,
Nr.{and Mrs. Clark left on the o'clock
! train for the East, and will make their
| home in Washington, ID. c., where MT.
! Clark is employed in the chief engineers
office OF the Navy Department. Mrs.
Clark's travelling suit was gun metal col
cred With ha t 10 match. q large num-
Der Of friends Accompanied them to the
depot.
Mrs. Clark since the announcement OF
her engagement last fall has boon the
rec plent Of numerous pre-nuptlal func-
|tions. The best wishes OF her many
friends in this city go with her to her new
| home. N n \.
There was large number of beauti-
| ful and costly presents. The chamber
upstairs, where they were on display,
proved too small to hold them all and
| there were more to arrive fter the bridal
couple had departed. With one or Two
exceptions. the presents were all the gifts
| of Mrs Clarke relatives and friends N
this city Those presented by Mr. Clark 8
relatives and friends wero sent to his
home in washington, where they Will be
| received by the bride and groom upon
| their arrival there. Ono present. however,
which was received hero and which came
| from Washington, was q beautiful clock
| In n glass case, given BY Mr.. Clnrk's CO.
workers. Mrs Clark,s presents TO her
bridesmaids were pretty stickplns, and
the bridesmaids presented her Will, a
beautiful silver sa lad set, In satin case.
The list of presents includes cut glass
dishes Of every description, tea sets, after
dinner coffee set, stlyerwarc, pictures and
numerous other articles, both useful and
ornamental,
Pleasant Social.
Misses Mary Gnrmelnlan and Ella Eel
vey entertained quite a number of friends
al social in their home few evenings
ago, Music, both vocal and instrumental,
and parlor games and music by the
West End Angels were the pleasant Tea
lures OF the evening, Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie Williams, Louise
Pohlig. Jennie McDonough. Florence Ger
,nclman. Maggie Williams, Lizzie Aston
Pauline Duke, Nellie Dean, Mamie Eel,
vey, Evelln billiard, M1udo Clary, Addie
Alston Alwina Germelman, Maggie Over
street, Geneyieye Williams, Minnie Nc,
| Cuade, Essie Gcrmelman, Minnie Burkert
Mamie Bailkowsk Dora Germelmnn
Ruth Germelman. Coral Clary; Messrs
Willie Germnlman, George Chldress, Har-
ry Lucy. Ernest Germeman. Harvey Dll,
lard, Dewitt Felvey, William Vial. Charlie
i FelVey, Sam Harrison. Bennle Holmes
George Bailkowski, John Felyey, Burfoo
Chlldrcss Walter White, Horny Germel
man, Charlie Bailkowski, Charlie Kane
Joseph S,einburg, Frank Chappell. Ray
England, John Williams, Fred Germel
! man, and Mesdames While billiard, II C,
Germelman, c "A. Felycy, John William:
and many others
Whist at Jefferson Club.
The whist game played by member;
OF Beth Ahabah Auxiliary. at the Ter
ferson Club last afternoon was a greg
success, The game was splendidly man
aged by Mrs. A, IT, Straus twenty-five
i tables engaged.
The winners OF prizes were: First,
4 Mrs, Munroe Levy; second, Miss Reulah
Eichel; third. Miss Rebeeca Whitock.
Kasten-,To mlinson.
The Wedding Of Miss Edith lonllnson
The daughter Of Mrs Charles n. Tpmlin
bsor; 70 Mr.. Herman Emile Hasten NIL
be celebrated al r. 81. to-day In Til,
home Of the bride, the Rev, Paul Menyel
Vet ST. yohn's German Evangelical chuyoh