The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
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don Rennoida daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rsnnoias. to Mr.. Hiram
Moore smith. son Of MIR. and Mrs
Harry NJ. Smith. Jr., will take place
Wednesday evening at o'clock n
st. James Episcopal church. Both
the bride and groom are members oil
prominent families of this city and
are popular members OF the younger
society set here. The Rev. William
Meade Clark. rector OF ST. James
church, will be assisted In perform
ing the ceremony by DR.. d. Clay
Lilly. The music will be especially
beautiful under the direction Of MIR.
Shepherd Webb.
The bride will enter un the ann OF
her father. who will give her In mar
rage. Her gown Is of soft white
SAITH, trimmed with duchess lace,
which is draped about the neck and
sleeves. She will carry a bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Nellie Addison Rennolds will
be the maid Of honor and the at
tractive bevy OF bridesmaids include
Miss Sarah A. Hamilton. of Peters,
burg: Miss Ella W. Buck, Miss Ro-
Derta Irigg, Miss Elsie Lindsay, Of
Hlehmond. and Miss May Carmichael
charming costumes of white chiffon
cloth with trimmings Of ermine. and
they will wear large black velvet
mats with white willow plumes. Large
arm bouquets OF Richmond roses will
add a bright bit OF color that will be
very fascinating.
Mr.. James Gordon Smith will be
the best man. The groomsmen in
clude Messrs r.. Addison Rennolds.
Robert Pollard. Stuart Christian. OF
Richmond: George Forsythe, OF New
YORK; Gaylord. Clark. OF Baltimore,
Nd. and Francis Cox. or Raleigh,
n. C..
The church will be decorated in
pains and white chrysanthemums and
VIII De thronged by beautifully gown
60 women and their escorts. includ-
Ing many out-of-town people. who
will attend the reception at the home
of the brides parents. zoe East
FRANKLIN street, which will follow
the ceremony.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
with her six sisters from Cincin-
nau and her famous brother, Sir
Moses Ezekiel. present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred 6. BrAuer celebrated their gold
en- wedding by n brilliant reception
at their home. 1926 Monument, ave-
nue., on Tuesday evening. Masses of
autumn leaves shading from red to
gold were banked on the mantefs and
IN the recesses OF the reception hall
ana drawing rooms. Vases of large
yellow chrysanthemums stood in
every nook and crannie. The rooms,
with every detail carried out In the
yellow blossoms, seemed a yeritable
bower/of golden lights, frightened
by the display of the handsome and
numerous golden gifts.
hlhs Midas seemed to have strayed
ABOUT the apartments, touching with
ms magic fingers the rooms and their
contents A large wedding beff of
eahoy adorned the center of the din
Ing table and all OF the appointments
were accessory details to the color
scheme OF gold.
MRS Brauer wore a handsome gown
OF black italian satin, brought over
from italy by Sir Moses when he
came to America In the spring. Her
gown was deliberately trimmed in gold
laoe' She wore the gloves and brooch
ana held the fan that had been usad
by her mother. the late Mrs Jacoh
Ezekiel, of Cincinnati. on her golden
wedding day. e'Ne'
Her nrst wedding ring, her TWENTY
iitn anniversary ring and her fftieth
anniversary ring We're bound together
anu worn as one circlet She receivad
IN the front drawing room with har
three daughters Mrs. Philip Schloss.
MIS- w. A. Grimes. of BROOKLYN and
Mrs. May Milhiser. Mrs. Schloss
wore an imported gown of irridescent
Six Neiied in black net with a bon
iuet OF orchids Mrs. Grimes was
oeaotliuly gowned In old rose satin. /
raped IN black chiffon. Mrs MIL |
nlser was charming in an exquisite |
sown OF white chiffon, stmplv hnt
PEACEFULLY draped over white satin
she wore eorsage bouquet Of lilies
II the valley.
among the costly gifts were two /
handsome gold loving cups, and mos,
was the "old rray hon
act with the blue ribbon on it." f1l,ad +
With flowers and sent by Richmond
riend. Between $50 and 400 fami- /
les called during the evening. Or.
1dward n. Calisch and DIR. r. ii. Pitt [
'Hered impressive prayers during tho
A luncheon for his seven sisters and
neir husbands was given by Sir Moses
Ezekiel at the Jefferson Hotel We'd
lesday afternoon. He will leave We'd
lesuay evening for Charlottesville.
"a, where he will spend several DAYS.
10 receive at Governors Reception. /,
The Governor OF Virginia and Mrs.
damn. Colonel and Mrs. William VIII
on Sale and General and Mrs. joseph
'. Weaver will form the receiving
Inc at the reception to be given by
Governor and Mrs, Mann "Wednesday
vening to the visiting surgeons and
heir wives at the Executive Mansion
decorations Will be In American Beau
y roses and about one hundred Rich
1ond society girls and men. with State
fffefais, have been asked to meet the
urgeons
The guests at the luncheon at the
'alentine Museum on Thursday from
to O'Clock with include only the 1.
ocal reception committee and the 4
elegates to the surgeons convention.
Reception ~ Museum.
A reception will be rendered the del
gates to the convention of the Asso-
iation OF Military Surgeons Of the
'nitsd States. their wives and daugh-
srs at the Confederate Museum
afternoon between the hours
and by the Confederate Me- 1