The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
SOCial and
!. Personal.

SItV NV douIIS bOIs4A CHLcTLHlncu u
49, luncheon saturday, when her
guests were Miss Fish and her house
guest. Miss Gwcndolyn Burden and Mr..
Hoffman, both or New York, and Wis
count and yiscountess Benoist day.
Miss 1Ilnckley, Miss Adams. John
White, Mr.. skybak, OF tho Norwegian
legation; Count Ugglns, OF the Swedish
legation and John y. Henderson, Jr.
Tic table was beautifully arranged
In pale pink azaleas and lavender
lowers.
Miss Burden. who is q descendant OF
the lovely Evelyn Byrd, famous III the
history OF Virginia, is the daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden and
ono of tho most admired visitors a.
tho national capital. She Will leave
this morning for her home In New
York.
Guest of MAs IIagnn.
MISS Olivia Kay, OF Jacksonville,
Fla, IS the house guest OF Mlss Katl-
erinc Hagan at 400 East Franklin
Street. Miss Kay, who was one OF the
attractive group Of young girls pro-
gentcd to society in Jacksonville this
season. has recently returned from All
extended visit to friends In New York
City. where she was much entertained.
yIons-ITo0vcr.
An unusually pretty wedding took
place last Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Powell In WASH
ington, u. c.. when their niece, Miss
Katherine Hoover, daughter OF the
late Naval Constructor John B. Hoo
yer, u. s. NJ, of Elizabeth, N. j., be-
came the bride OF Alfred Hoag, OF
FI --A : 49, .l Ia Fr - 10y <,.a f~- -
white carnations, maidenhair ferns
and nalms were artistically arranged
in tho drawing room. where the cere-
mony wa performed by the Row.
James II. ". Blake at s O'clock, and
which was witnessed only by the rel
Atives and closc friends OF both am
lilies. The bride, who was given away
by her unit, Miss Sophia Hoover. wore
an exquisite gown OF white satin trim
med with pearl. and folds OF chiffon.
and with the yoke and sleeves of
duchess lace. Miss Isabelle Hoover.
the brides sister. was the maid Of
honor. Tho bridesmaids, Miss Catheryn
Powell, Miss Martha Powell and Miss
Tersia Worthemir, OF Hampton. Va,
were dressed in pink crepe dc chine
draped over taffeta, with silver roses
in their hair. and carried clusters OF
pink carnations. AR. Hoag had as his
best man Mr.. jenkins. of Newport
News, Va. and the ushcrs were VIII
liam Powell, Joseph Spanscy and Bow
or Spansey. Mrs. Powell wore black
charmcuse trimmed with lace and Jet,
and Miss Sophie Hoover black liberty
satin embroidered with buglcs. 1r1me-
diately after the ceremony a dainty
buffet supper vas served. The young
couple left later in the evening for
an extended tour.
Guests MT Fort Mycr.
Colonel and Mrs. Garrard and the
Misses Garrard have as their guests
at Fort Myer Miss Eleanor Grant, of
Kentucky, and Miss Emily Woodau,
OF Kentucky. who arrived yesterday for
u stay OF several weeks.
Miss Woodall has frequently visited
friends in Virginia, and has been
among the most feted bellies in Ken
lucky society for several years.
Miss FItxhuEh to Go Abroad.
Miss Lucy Wickham Fitzhush. Of
Richmond. left Saturday to spend the
spring months at the Concord, In
Washington. Early in June Miss Fitz-
hugh expects to go abroad for an in
definite stay.
Miss Talbot Engaged.
Mrs. Allan Talbot has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Florence Radford Talbot. to DR.. John
Porter Davidson, OF SIG East Franklin
street, formerly OF Rockbridge county
Tho marriage will be celebrated in
June.
Observation-Disclosures.
a very pretty home wedding was
celebrated on sunday evening at 6
o'clock in the home OF the bride, 11g
south Second Street, when Miss Sadye
Michael became the bride of Harry
Weinberg, OF Spray y. c., Rev. A.
Shtffcrnlan officiating. The house was
attractively decorated in palms, white
flowers and lighted candles. In the
dining room the lights were shade
In yellow and a profusion OF %jonquils
and tulips decorated the table.
Little Miss Dorothy Michael. cousin
OF HI bride, wearing q dainty white
frock and carrying yellow flowers.
was flower girl. and Miss Ethel Drawer
attended the bride as maid OF honor.
She wore a gown of corn-colored mes
&. saline trimmed In pearls. and carried
a French basket OF jonnuils. Philip
Weinberg, OF Spray, n. c.. was the
Eroom's best man.
Tho bride. who entered with her
father, ]. Michael, by whom h was
given away. wore a. handsome gov
of duchess satin trimmed in rare old
lace. and carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
IS reception followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Weinberg
left for a Southern tour They will.
make their home in spray.N. Coupon
their return.
Some of tho guests present We're: L..
Hess, grandfather OF the bride. Of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Weinberg,
j. Hess, 3. Dennowitcl. OF Baltimore;
JosephfG. Weinberg. of Johnson City.
Tenn: D. Garfinkle, OF New York; Mr..
and Mrs. a, Michael, Harry and Julius
Michael. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Michael,
Miss Hattie Weinberg, Miss Annie
Iowrnan. of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher, Miss BETTE Fisher, Miss Minnie
Fisher. Miss Hattie Raymond. AR. and,
Mrs. Goshen, Misses Rosa and BESSIE,
Goshen. Misses Lille and Rosa Seldom
berg, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Cohen, Joseph
8Elsner, Sol Stein, Miss Annie sForman,
DIS S. Cohen. of PHILADELPHIA; A. stein,
of Atlanta. Ga; Mr.. nj Mrs. s.
Michael. of Philadelphia: MI. and MIS-.
H. bowman, of Bradford. Pa: Mrs. M.
Bowman, of Bradford, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.