The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-30
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL

care and elegance characteristic of
the organization. have been Issued
by the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues for the reception with which
they are to celebrate their one hun
dred and nineteenth anniversary, on
Monday evening. May nth, at o'clock
In Masonic Temple
Major u. w. Bowlcs, commanding Off
Fer, and Mr. Clarence Wyatt, president
OF tho association, form the committee
of invitation. The reception Will lie n
brilliant social event, the Blues being
the crack military organization of
Richmond. all the smart set being ready
tc smile approval and extend congratu-
letions at the anniversary entertain
ment. That the Blues arc agreeable
hosts goes without saying.
HIVE Gone North.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dngworthy
Mayo. whose marriage, taking place at
noon, In the home OF the bride, No. 11o
East Grace Street. was the fashionable
society event of yesterdat. have
gone North for their wedding trip.
They Will be al home at No. liz East
Grace street after May 18th.
Fleming-Kccsec.
The wedding of Miss Mary Constance
Eecsee to Mr. Sanford Fleming will he
celebrated at IL A. NJ. to-day In the
home Of the brides parents, No. 21a
South Third Street, the Rev. DR.. w. j.
Young of Danvile officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming will leave after the cere-
nony .or a Northern tour.
Brnndis-Rfdcr.
The wedding of Miss Marion Camp.
bell Rider. daughter of Mrs. Ida p.
Rider. to Mr.. Ernest Linwood Brands,
son OF Mr.. Wellington Brands, was
celebrated at $50 P. NJ. yesterday in
Calvary Baptist Church. the Rev. Dr.
Ryland knight officiating.
The bride entered with her uncle.
Mr.. II. F. Vaughan She was gowned
in white duchess satin, en- princesse and
Ell traine. Her veil was edged with
duchess lace and caught with orange
blossoms. Her flowers were Bride
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Brands left last eve
ming for Northern tour. A reception
was rendered to the bridal party on
Tuesday evening in the home of the
bride.
Jnndorf-Strnuss.
The wedding OF Miss Rena Strauss.
daughter of SIR. and Mrs. David strauss.
TO Mr.. Henry r. Jandorf. son OF Mrs.
Jandorf and the late Robert Jandorf
the home of the bride. No. 4o5 East
Clay Street, the Rev. DR.. +. y. calisch
officiating. Decorations were in palms
and yellow jonquils. and STEMS orches-
ira played Mendelssohns Wedding
March, as a professional. Mrs. Samuel
Bachrach was matron of honor, and
Mr. Louis Laner. OF Baltimore. was the
best man.
The bride wore travelling costume of
mode chiffon cloth. with hat and gloves
to correspond. and carried white kid
Bible. with shower of lilies of the vai-
ley. The matron of honor had on an
imported Chantilly lace robe. Her
flowers We're yellow roses.
The bride and groom left by the az
ternoon train for an extended Northern
trip. They Will reside In Baltimore.
Wedding guests from distance were
Mrs. s. Jandorf. Mr.. Louis Jandorf,
Mrs. j. Reinebers. Mrs. Henry Niger,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Daniels. Mrs. G. jan
dorf, Nj. Henry Strauss and air. Louis
Laner, all of Baltimore, and Mr.. and
alrssB Lebenfe!d, of Norfolk. Va;
Evening of Song.
An .sEvening OF Song" for the benefit
OF the Huguenot Society. Will be given
in the audience room OF the Woman's
Club tonight at $50 o'clock The
program will open with duet, la ci
Darcnl' from MoZarts opera of Don
Giovanni" sung by Miss Mildred Minor
Woodward and Mr.. Fred S. Jones.
other numbers to be rendered are
Parkers Spring by Afr. Louis E.
Cutchins; Chaminade's Summer. Mrs.
Walter c. Mercer. Somervilles "A Pill
grimage" and ga Protest" by Miss
Grace Greenwood; r. Hahn's THE EN-
,ulsite Hour" Won F'ielitZs Like Twi- |
light Calm" Wekerlins "Fleurs des |
Alps" by Miss Woodward.
Part H.-oley speaks's Life" by
Mr.. William Dewey Cooke: Tauberts
"The Bird in the Wood."hy Miss Ellie
c. Workman: Fl. sTrotere's "The Tramp" |
by Mr.. Jones; Dell Acqua's "Chanson
Provencale."by Miss Woodward: Leon
cavello's prologue" from "Pagliacci."
by Mr.. Arthur Scrvenor: Won Weber's |
ocean, Thou Mighty Monster. FRONT
"Oberon.' by Mrs. John Graham Da-, #
wilson. and Costa's sNanni Colei,' by
Miss Workman and Mrs. Mercer. ac-
companied by Mrs. lockwood and Mrs.
Weitzel.
Tickets may be had from the club
janitor or at the door tonight.
Championship Game.
The many attractions attendant upon
the excursion to Williamsburg on Sat
urday. under auspices of the Young
Ladies' Society of Second Presbyterian
Church, will make it one Of the most
delightful outings of the season.
Besides the entertainment which,
williamsburg always affords, the party
will have the benefit of the Champion
ship ball game between Richmond Col
lege and William and Mary, which will
be played there that afternoon.
The day will be full OF pleasures for
old and young. Tickets are for salel,
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