The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-06


sures that grace and style to
every figure.
He is graduate OF the University of
Virginia, and is prominent attorney
here.
Leaves for the North.
MIR. and Mrs. William NJ. Harcourt.
OF Brooklyn, New York. who spent
the past week at the Jefferson Hotel,
In this city, left yesterday for the
North. Mr.. and Mrs. Harcourt have
been at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs for the month of August, and
will visit Boston and Cape Cod re-
naming some time in New England
before returning to their home In
Brooklyn. Mrs. Harcourt was Miss
Florrye Moody, of Manchester, before
her marriage.
Chesterfield Reunion.
The annual Confederate reunion a.
Chesterfield Courthouse was held last
Friday and was an unusually pleasing
and successful affair. Mrs. Norman
" Randolph, Of this city. made an ad-
dress before the Chesterfield Chapter,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
in which she spoke on the subject of
the Arlington monument and urged
the daughters of that chapter to take
up the work OF enrolling the veterans.
Among the guests present were
Mrs Norman v. Randolph, Mrs. 3. A.
Blenner. Mrs Rosenberg, OF Calves
ton, Texas. Mrs. Drewry and Mrs.
D. C. Richardson, representing the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Richmond chapter; representatives.
from Lee Camp and A. P. Hill Camp,
of Richmond and Petersburg. An ele-
CANT dinner was served to 1900
guests, and Polk Miller and his quar-
tet entertained the guests after dinner
was concluded.
Return This Week.
Mrs Charles E. Workman, Ir., and
Miss Lucy Ford Workman arc expected
back In Richmond this week They
have spent the summer very pleasant
ly at Atlantic City, Hot springs and
the Greenbrier White Sulphur. Miss
wortham has attended several do
lightful house parties In the North
and also was present for the Yale
boat races ut New Haven during the
early part of the summer. Mrs. John
Enders. who has spent most of the
summer at the Hawley Springs. is
now at Miss Coi,s'e place. near Es-
mont. Albemarle county. for some
time.
yDeman--stein brccher.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Their
ese Schumacher, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John j. steinbrecher, to John
Herman Lyneman. vice-president OF
the w B. Pizzini Company, will be
celebrated this morning at IL o'clock
in St Mary's Church, the Rev. Fathers
Charles. Edward. oReily. Glen. Magri
and McKeefry performing the cere-
mony. The church Will be artistical-
ly decorated in palms and lilies. and
Miss Laelia McEvoy will preside at
the organ. accompanied by Miss Mamie
Keck on the sjoltn.
The maid OF honor. Miss Rosena
Steinbrecher. Will wear an imported
gown Of marquisette. dropped over
gold colored satin with border Of Per-
sian silk, and a large black picture
hat Miss Marie Steinbrecher will be
bridesmaid and will wear becoming
costume of yellow messaline. trimmed
in real lace, and yellow picture hat.
Both OF the brides attendants will
carry French baskets of asparagus
fern, clouded with golden gauze- Leo
nard Amrhein will be the sroom's
best man anil Charles Mahoney. JOS
eph Kain. Columbus Canepa and JAMS
sens Kahn will be the ushers.
The bride will enter the church on
the arm OF her father. She will wear
handsome tailored gown of wfsteria
broadcloth, ndembroidered. with
hat and gloves to correspond. She VIII
carry a prayer book with the markers
of lilies of the valley. The ring to be
used in the service Is family heir
loom. having been used by the brides
grandmother and bears the German
Inscription: CLAUDE. L!ebe, Hoffnung."
A reception was rendered the bridal
party at the home OF the brides par
ents on the Thursday evening preced-
ing the wedding. After a wedding
tour which will include parts Of the
Middle West, Kansas. Colorado. Next
co. Arizona. California and the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Lyneman and his bride Will
make their home at $40 West Grace
Street, about November l.
James-RcnshaYr.
Owing to the recent death of Robert
Henry Renshaw. the wedding of Miss
Julia Wickham Renshaw to Alfred
Randolph James will be celebrated
very quietly at the home of the bride
mother, at the University of Virginia,
on the evening of Saturday, September
10. Only the nearest relatives and
most intimate friends OF the bride and
groom will witness the ceremony
Returned to Jefferson Park.
Misses Floy. Madeline and Amy
Kratz, Of Jefferson Park. who have
been attending a house party at the
beautiful mountain home of the Misses
Garst. near Salem. Va. have returned
to their home.
A. S. Kratz will leave shortly to join
Mrs. Kratz and their daughter, Edith.
who have been spending the past two
weeks with Mr.. Kratz's sister, Mrs.
L. c. Denim. at her home in Milwau-
kee. WIS.
Norfolk Engagement.
A recent Norfolk paper contains the
following Of Interest here:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Brooks Johnston
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Lucreoe Piellon God
win. to John B. Whitehead Taylor. the
marriage to take place some time in
October. Miss Goodwin, since her debut
Into society. has been considered one
of Norfolks prettiest and most pops
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