The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-15

win yellow ribbons; and little Miss
Mary Elizabeth Adams. niece of the
bride. carried the ring In yellow chry-
santhemum. She wore frock SINH
lar TO those OF the ribbon girls.
Tho bride entered the church with
her brother-in-law. George Hatch. who
gave her In marriage. She wore n GO
ing-away suit of blue. with small
| velvet hat and corsagc bouquet OF
lilies of the valley They were met at
the altar by the groom and his best
man, Writ Connolly. Miss Jessie
Adams. who attended her sister as maid
of honor, wore becoming gown of
white crepe de chine over yellow silk.
and carried an arm bouquet Of yellow
chrysanthemums.
| Immediately after tho ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Connolly left in an automo-
bile for Petersburg, from which place
| they went North. On their return thew
VIII be at home in Alberta
Invitations Issued.
NJ. Rosenbloom has issued invitations
Tor the marriage Of his daughter, Sara,
TO Lawrence l.. Loewncr OF. Harrison
burg. The ceremony will take place at
The home OF tho bride, 20l2 Monument
/ Avenue. on the evening of Tuesday,
October 2S, at s o'clock
Story Teilcrn' League.
| Members Of the Story Tellers' League
| of Richmond, and ill others who are
interested in good literature for chill
dren. have been notified that tho first
monthly meeting OF the season will
take place in the auditorium of Vfr-
ginia Mechanics Institute to-day at )
o'clock. a full attendance Is urged, as
| there VIII be some discussion of the
policy Of the league for the coming
year In regard to the extension of this
valuable work. Attention is also called
10 the re-opening OF the library Of the
story Tellers' League. which is the
novel feature of this organization
Prominent Wedding
| An interesting event Of last eyenino
was the marriage Of Miss Kate Bins
"angcr and Carl J. Herman, of Sayan-
nah, Ga. the ceremony taking lace at
3 o'clock in the long drawing room OF
me JEFFERSON Hotel, and the Rev Z. n
Calisch, d. D., officiating The bride
entered with her brother, H. s. Bins
wangcr. who gave her away, and was
attended by her sister Mrs. L. Lewis
Rosendorf. as matron OF honor Milton
I. Herman. Of Savannah was his
pfothers best man. and Ralf A Bins
wanger master of ceremonies
An orchestra played the wedding
music. and Sam L. Binswanger. nephew
= the bride. rendered the wedding
harch at the entry OF the bridal par
~ The ushers included Mcssrs. Hugo
Frank, Herbert Traub. Dr.. Maier Uuz.
! Gus kayton, Moses Rothschld all OF
| savannah. Ca. Harvey Oppenheirner
or Cincinnati, and Alfred Abrams. OF
Richmond.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herman have gone TO
Panama. where they will spend their
foHeyfnoon. Guests from a distance at
| tending the wedding last evening were
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph " jacob. Miss
! Bertha Jacob. Mrs. Marcus jacob. of
| Wilmington, y. c.; Mr.. and Mrs Milton
= Binswanser. Miss Irma Lesser OF
.'enphis. Tenn; Mr.. ard Mrs. Edwin
-eftieS Edwin Letter. Mrs. $. Herman
Mr. and Mrs Nose Herman. all of Sa
vannah; Mrs. l. Lewis Rosendorf. OF
Muskogee. Okla; DR.. Maier Utiz. Gus
kayton. Moses Rothschild Herbert
1raub. Hugo Frank. Milton Herman, all
& Savannah; Harvey Oppenheimer. OF
Cincinnati: Herbert Bludenthal. of Will
m!nston. " c.. and little S. Howard
Rosendorf. of Afuskogee. Okla
" edtlinE To-day.
The marriage OF Miss Marie Helena
| Brown. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Wal
lace Forloine Brown. to Robert Bar
iard Higgins. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
| j. higgins Will be celebrated this even
irg AT o'clock in Centenary Metho-
| dist Church. DIR. w. Young will Of
f'iate and Fred Hardy. organist of the
church. will render the wedding mu
&c. Miss Elizabeth Brown will be hel
| SISTER ildiu OF nOHOT, ana NlrS. lse3Ner
! Br.stor plummer. OF Portsmouth, will
/ be damc Of honor. The bridesmaids
| IS II include Misses Alice McGavack OF
Waterford; Laura Higgins. OF Rock
VILE, Md, sister of the groom Mary
Wilson and Lucy Clay Brown. OF this
cry. John +. Higgins. OF Rockville
Nd, VIII be best man. and the ushers
I !ntludc Mcssrs. Robert +. Bruce. Car
| roll l.. Garnctt. of this city: Heaven z.
| Thinner, OF Portsmouth: George Brew
er, Randolph Talbot and Roy War
| aeld, of Rockville. Md. Little Narga-
re. Freeman and John Swartwou.. bot,
cousins OF the bride, Will hold the rib
| bons.
reception will he held ut ;he home
of the bride Immediately after the cere-
| mony AT the church. and Mr.. Higgins
and his bride will leave later Cor their
wedding trip
Stny-nt-Home Whist Club.
The Stay -at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening In the apartments
of Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Crump, 1T
the Chesterfield. Mrs. Bland Spots
wood Smith and her partner made the
| highest score and there were two tables
engaged. The club will meet next Mon
day evening with Admiral and Mrs.
Harrie Webster. at their apartment in
the Chesterfield
At Home This Evening.
| The Rev. J. Lewis Gibbs. rec
tor of the Churt> OF the Good Shep-
herd, and Mrs. Gibbs viii be at home
! TO their friends in the recently COM
pleted rectory. at Forest Hill. this
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Gibbs will re-
ceive their friends between the hours
| OF $50 and II o'clock.
Meetings To-Day.
Lee Chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy.< will meet at Lee
Camp Hall this afternoon ut o'clock
to receive 4 report from the commit
tee on railroad ra'es and hotel ac-
commodation in New Orleans for the
annual convention.
An important called meeting OF the