The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-06
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DANCE FOR CHARITY
ALREADY TABLES ARE BEING RE
SERVED FOR EASTER MON
DAY EVENT.
MANY NOVEL FEATURES
isaKENTRFF -RoSENBLoOM WED
DING PRETTY ATFAIR--EAsrFa
WEEK DANsA
GOOSE oPEHETTA.

Fashionable society Is deeply inter-
ssted in the cabaret dinner dance
which Will he given in the ballroom
II the jefferson hotel Monday evening.
April l5th, 81 & O'Clock, by the Girls
Auxiliary Of the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery
The oalI-r5,sg viii he converted into
real up~le-aate cafe and dinner viii
Sc served at small tables and an or
ches1ra Viii play for dancing. All
sarsk Of novel features are being ar
ranged for thn evening, ard IL prom
lsez5 10 be one Of the most brilliant al
fairs Of the Easter season. Solae Of
he most prominent Young women In
Richmond belong 10 this auxiliary and
their entertainments are always very
delightful affairs Among those who
have already secured tables are: Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Eiiie Branch,
Miss Marian Harris and Mrs. Isaac
Davenport Tables may be reserved
through Mrs Hiram smith, 1906 West
avenue
Grecntree>-- Rosenbloon.
A brilliant wedding was celebrated
Last evening at $50 o'clock in the
Jefferson club, when Miss Rae Rosen~
bloom daughter Of MIR. Moses Rosen-
bloom. became the bride OF Mr.. Gill
bert Groentree, son Of Mr.. and drs.
Meyer Greeutree. The ceremony.
which took place in rne ballroom, was
performed by Dir L. n, Calisch.
Atr!nged orchestra played the wedding
march from Lohenerin as the bridal
party entered The ballroom and
dining-room were elabc rately deCorat-
ed ia pink and white. with "a hack
ground of southern smiIax. The bride
and groom stood for the ceremony be-
meath a. canopy Of Easter lilies. inter-
twined with smIlaN. In front of which
stood large white eaHe'es on peiestais
caught with lunches Of lihes and pink
chiffon Outlining the front OF the
stage was light ethereal railing.
composed of small pede stat vases nj La
France roses. caught with smilax The
Wedding gates. which stood near The
steps opening to he Eridal aisle, were
decorated With green &nd pink flowers
and the pedestal I4lasters held lovely
lunches at Pink roses. The bridal
aisle WAS formed by arg graceful fes-
i0s5ns Of smla& and chiffon from one
column to another throughout the
length Of the room. the columns
holding beautiful baskets of pink
roses and chiffon with lovely pink
candles raising their light we'll above
the flowers, and the windows and
walls were hung with drapi1gs of
smilax. Thu bride entered with her
father who gave her in marriage.
Her wedding gown WAS exquisite
affair Of s0fiest waite Charmelse.
with q Jacket effert VI real lace, elab-
orateiy studded i'm pearls and caught
In front with q large tulle bow Y it'll
"a pearl clasp. The shirt was made
with a tun!c from which fell a II file
If real lace, embroidered in pearls.
Her long brocaded court train, over
which her bridal veil Of tulie fell,
hung loose from hes shoulders. being
caught with Iearl buckles The Nei'
Was draped back from cap Of real
iace, finished with wreath Of orange
Blossoms and her BOUQUET was "a huge
shower of Brides roses and lilies OF
he valley. Mr., Leo w. Greentree at
tended hia brother as best man and
Mrs. Lawrence l.. Loewner, of iiar-
risonburg. VAS her sisters dame Of
- hannr- ana-an4y- attendant Mrs.
isoewneT wore her bridal gown of
white charmeuse and real lace and
carried French bouquet of Sweet
heart rosesT tied with pink tulle and
steamers of pansies.
The ushers included Messrs Abe
Rosen bloom. Irving G~eentree, Sidney
Stern. Morton Myer. Harry Levy and
Walter Nelson.
MIR and Mrs, Greentree left for an
extended honeymoon trip,
The out-of~town guests attending
the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence l.. Loewnef, Of Harrison
burg Va: Mrs. Sol Brandt. Mrs Jos.
Guggenheimer Mrs Max ReutlinEer,
Ralph Levin. Of New York: Mr.. Aaron
Heyman, ST Philadelphia, Mr. Dan
Moses. AL Rieh. Mrs. f.. Levy ana Mrs,
IllBan, OF baltimore; Miss Clara
Sacks, OF Iowa, and Miss Harrison, Of
North Carolina.
Mrs.. Phipps in Richmond.
Mrs. Moncnre Perkins has as her
house guest her sister, Mrs. Paul
Phipps, who has just arrived in the
city from New York. Mrs. Perkins
will give TWO small luncheons this
~eek in honor Of Mrs. phipps and a
number Of other informal affairs have
aeen planned in her honor.
To Give Dance.
The Florence Nightingale Circle Of
.he Shelterlng Arms Free Hospital Will
give an evening dansant in the halt
room of the Richmond hotel during
Easter week, which Will be one of the
most delishtfUl entertainments Of the
Easter season. A number OF prornin-
ant women are members of this circle
and there will be lorg list Of patron
ssses
Mother Goose operefta.
The Mother Goose Operetta given at
Madison school Wednesday afternoon
aadsr the direction Of its able teach
sTs, was ons Of the most charming
and delightful entertainments IF its
Kind given at the school for soma time
rhe aperetta WAS given for the benefit
IL the Madison school auditorium
and those taking part did splendid
work and showed good training. Lat
.ie Miss Dorothy Scott, who took the