The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

members. After the concert, the visit
Ing collegians were entertained at q
dance. at the Cape Fear Golf Club,
this function being given in their
honor by Mrs. Allan Nichols Of VII
couples participated in the dance.
a quiet home wedding was cello
brated here Wednesday,, when Miss
Annie Hill Holmes, the attractive
the bride Of = Dr. r, Robert Bernard
Slocum, one of Wilmington's most es-
teemed physicians The ceremony
TRANSFERRED at the home OF the brides
mother, on North Seventh Street, and
ter r. Noe. rector of the Episcopal
Church at Clinton. The Bride had as
her maid OF honor her cousin, Miss
Nellie Cotchett, and the best man was
the Waller Memorial Hospital After
the wedding brief reception was
held. at which the hearty congratulate
tons of those present was showered
upon the happy bride and groom. DR..
Slocum and his bride are spending
their honeymoon tour in the North.
They VIII return to Wilmington In
about ten days, and will make their
home In this city.
In the presence OF n few close
friends several evenings ago, Miss
Ella Jacobs. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Jacobs. announced her engage
mcnt TO Thomas j. Moore, a prominent
young man, who has made his home
in Wilmington for the past several
years The announcement came as a
pleasant surprise to many friends here.
and hearty Fluctuations have been ex
tended the young couple. Miss Jacobs
friends to spend the evening with her.
There was a bowl in the centre of the
dining table, In which rested a present
for each of the young women. When
-tl Lad ttNn 1V,t
drawn from the bowl. When Miss
Jacobs ribbon emerged, there was seen
attached to the end Il handsome en-
gagement ring. The news was out"
covered the bride to be with hearty
congratulations.
There was splendid banquet given
Tuesday night in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms by the Wilmington
Commercial Club. This was the third
supper given by the flourishing auXil-
ia Of the Chamber of Commerce. and
plates were laid for more than 100
business men. The banquet was pre-
sided over by Charles N. Evans. pres
ident of the Commercial Club. The
topic discussed after the banquet bad
been finished was that of Bonded
Warehouses;
One OF the pleasant April weddings
Miss Mamie Bear, the daughter of
Mrs. Samuel Bear, was united in mar
riage to Aaron Bluementhal of Phila-
delphia. Pa. Many invitations were
crowd of friends of the contracting
couple attended. The ceremony was
performed in the Temple of Israel, and
the officiating minister was Rev. DR.. s.
Mendelsohn, rabbi of the Temple. The
bride had as her maid OF honor Miss
tilda Blumenthal, of Philadelphia, a
sister of the groom, and the best man
was the grooms brother, Moses Blu
menthal. The bride was given away
by her uncle. Isaac Bear. The ushers
were Moses Evar. Irving Bear Adolph
Rosenmann and Jake Bluementhal. At
ter the wedding a charming reception
was rendered in Harmony Circle Club
rooms, complimentary to the bride and
groom. The reception was attended
by several hundred persons, and II
was delightful post-nuptial event.
Mr. and Mrs Blumenthal departed on
one of the evening trains for the
North where they will spend their
honoyemoon. They viii live in Phil
adelphia, where the groom is engaged
in business
Friends here have received with
much interest the announcement of
the engagement OF Walter Hoge Nc
McIntire, of Wilmington. and Miss
Edna Meyer. the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j c. Never. of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Mclntire is professor of chemistry
in Pennsylvania State College.
Joint committees have been appoint
ed by the four Wilmington lodges of
the Independent Order of odd Fellows
to make arrangements for celebrating
in appropriate manner the ninety first
anniversary Of the founding of the or
der in the United states. The local
celebration VIII take the form OF
public ceremony in the Academy OF
Music on the evening of April IS.
Grand Master P. II. Williams, of Eliz-
aheth ('Irr has nm In,
vitation to deliver the principal ad-
dress on that occasion. An important
feature Will be banquet. which will
follow the public ceremonial.