The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

II H. Lawfnrd y. II. Parrish, ~. NJ.
Mathucs, NJ A. Gam and others.
Their Eiftieth Anniversary.
In their home, 1926 Monument Ave-
nue., on last Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick c. Braucr celebrated
their golden wedding. Sir Moses E2e-
kicl, or Rome, Itnly, the distinguished
/ Virginia sculptor, and Mrs. Brauer's
/, brother, was present OH this happy oc-
casion. as were siS slsters OF the
bride. two hrbthcrs and nine children.
The houseS was decorated with au-
tunn leaves ahu yellow chrysanthe-
| NUNS. Numerous kilograms Of con-
| graduation aud profusion of gifts
were received
Mrs. Brauer wore an elegant satin
gown, which was u gift from her bro
/ Their Sir Moses Ezekiel, as well as the
/ gloves and fan which her mother
used on the occasion OF her fiftiGtll
anniversary. Her ornaments were the
| brooch and earrings which her mother
/ wore a that time
! The reunion OF Mrs. Brauer's family
| added much to the happiness OF tho
golden wedding day
/ To spend Winter I'm Europe.
| Or. aud Mrs Miller. who spent the
| summer in Montreal Canada. sailed late
| in October from Quebec for England
and Will spend the winter in Europe.
Mrs. Miller before her marriage was
| Miss cNn Wood, OF Richmond. a sister
of Mrs. II. u. Watson, OF South lIil4
and Miss Frances Wood. who has de-
cided not to accompany Mrs. Miller to-
England.
sijxs Newell in BnI.inorc.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs William ". Hanson, OF
Baltimore, Md, for the marriage Of
their daughter, Helen Newell, to VIII
liam Henry Kruger. .Ir., OH Wednes-
i day, November 10, at o'clock Il. NJ.
1T will be remembered that Miss Han
son was a guest of Miss Josephine
Bosher Newell, OF 1923 Grove Avenue.
in the early part Of tho past summer
Miss Newell is at present In Baltimore
visiting Miss Hanson. and will remain
TO be her maid of honor at the we'd
ding
WOnnn's Club.
The annual book reception will be
held tomorrow tMonday) afternoon,
when each member of the Woman's
Club is requested to donate Il book to
add to the club library, which already
numbers several hundred volumes and
is a source of great pleasure to the
members. Mrs. c.. ID. Winkneld and
her committee will be in attendance
from half-past Ito eo,cloeit to re-
ccive contributions.
The Literary Round Table will meet
on "Wednesday afternoon to discuss
Rostand's "Chantecler,'' under the d.
rection of Miss Virginia NJ. TullS and
Mrs. William T. Robins, and on Thurs
day morning ut 10 O'Clock Miss Lutte
Peasants will give the second lesson
In athletic dancing.
Entertained mt Country Club.
Mrs j. G. Luce entertained Thursday
at p. NJ. at the Country Club in honor
of her cousin Major Charles r. Luce, of
Washington. ID. c. The luncheon table
twas beautifully decorated with smilaN
and red and white carnations Hand
painted place cards bore miniature
ltaXicabs.
| Those present We're Mrs. Thomas pAd-
kins, Mrs. Thomas NJ AIoulton, Mrs.
i iieutenant-Coonel Reicheldorfer. OF
| Washington; Lieutenant Lndorne. of
! Georgia, and Captain A. B. Bennett.
1r.. OF Washington, d. c.
ThunaS-Obcr.
/ One of the most important weddings
/ and one of interest in Richmond was
celebrated III Emmanuel Episcopal
EChurch, Baltimore, November 3. at 6 4
LIP. NJ, when Miss Maria Byrd ODER
twas married to John Gregg Thomas. of
Baltimore. Miss Ober was given away
by her brother, Gustavus Ober, Jr.. and
was attended by Miss Rebecca Hickok
as maid of honor,and six bridesmaids
/ Miss Sophie Medium of Savannah,
Ga; Miss Beatrice Barclay, of New
II York; Miss Louise Warfeld, Miss Jean
Gilmor, Miss Lydia Miller aud Miss
Emma Warner. Tho best man was
Marshall Thomas. brother of the groom
and the ushers We're 1redel W. lyle
hart, James Wilson. Jr., j. Hanson
Thomas Lloyd Wells. of St. Louis; NJ
G. Cochran, of Indianapolis: Frederick
Lcake. Newton James. Taylor Tyne
Howard Horne and Frank Davis, all Of
New York. a large reception followed
the ceremony Mt the home of the brides
parents. 1917 North Charles Street
Auxiliary to Meet.
Il The Branch r. Allen Auxiliary to
the Virginia Home for Incurables will
hold meeting Tuesday morning at
4 III o'clock in Murphy's Hotel Annex.
Memorial Tablet.
memorial tablet will be unveiled
Tomorrow mornins. at II o'clock at
the Tredegar Iron Works, where can
non We're cast for the Confederate gov
ernment during the War Between the
States. The tablet will be unveiled in
tho presence OF members OF the Con
federate Memorial Literary Society
land the Tredegar Iron Works Company.
Mrs. rlurston's Recital.
The November recital by the Rich
mond School of Expression was held
ION Friday evening at the residence Of
! c. *. Lasslter. lS4T West Grace Street.
1.-THE students taking part were Misses
Ethel Lassiter. Marguerite Stoltz,
Amanda Pitts, Mamie Crawford. Helen
a White. Merle F'ranck, Miriam Douglass,
Frank Hoover lFlorcuce KIDD Helen
NuclSols, Mary Nucsols. Myrtle Hobson,
1 Helene Luce. Imogen Hazelgrove "rhc
Last Rose Of Summer" was given in
Ipantpmime by the senior class.
II Yesper Services.
The regular vesper services will be
held at the Young Woman's Christian
Association Sunday afternoon at $50.
G. l.. Crane, a student from the sem
mary, Will be the speaker. and Charles
Hunter, of Centenary Church choir,
Will sing. Members OF the association
and their friends are always welcomed
Ito these services.
4 studio Illustrates.
Mrs. Il, d, Hequemhourg and Mrs.
/ Ada ash Anderson, OF Chicago, will give