Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
miss CAROLINE BRAGG
WEEDS DR.. ]. F. GE|s|NCER
Ceremony Takes Place at Home OF
Bride on Addison
Street.
COL. WISE TO LECTURE HERE
VIII Speak Before Richmond For
eign Relief Association on the Evo-
luton of "the German Philosophy
Of War"-Personal Mention.

Brngg, leading alto OF st. James Epis-
copal Church and daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles w. Bragg. and DR.. Joseph
r Geisinser. formerly city editor Of
me Times Dispatch, and now a prac-
ticing physician of this city. which was
celebrated at $50 o'clock In the home
OF the brides parents. 322 North Add
son street. Only the immediate fami-
lies and few intimate friends were
present, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rt. Rev. y. J. OConnell.
Bishop OF Richmond. James Womble
rendered the wedding music. The
tire lower floor was decorated in palms
and spring flowers. color scheme OF
pink and green being carried out The
ceremony was performed before an i'm
provised altar Of palms. Easter lilies
and Cathedral candles, approached
through an aisle of ribbons held by Eu-
gene r. Jones and Charles r. Tornlnson.
The bride entered the drawing-room
with her father who gave her away.
Her wedding gown was an exquisite af-
fair OF brocaded charmeuse trimmed in
chiffon and pearls and made with
long court train. Her veil Of ILLUSION
~as fastened with orange blossoms, and
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies
or the valley. DR.. Henry Armistead
Bullock, OF this city. was the groom's
best man.. Miss Irene Geisinger was
maid OF honor and wore gown of blue
crepe de chine and chiffon with n bou-
quet OF Killarney roses. Tho brides
maids, Misses Mabel Geisingcr and
Belle Smith, wore similar frocks Of pink
i charmeuse and chiffon and carried
shower bouquets OF pink sweetpeas. Dr..
william B. Porter and Charles l. irv-
Ing. both of Richmond, were grooms-
men.
Or. and Mrs Geisinger left later in
the evening for Northern wedding
Journey, and on their return Will DO
at home in Richmond. Miss Rem King
presided at the punch bowl for the In
formal reception Immediately follow
Ing the marriage ceremony.
Visiting Here.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Davis.
United States Navy. are spending some
time in Richmond at the Jefferson Hotel.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Davis were recent
~ married a Annapolis. Md, and their
wedding was an event OF great social
/. interest and Importance. The bride was
formerly Mics Anita Cresap and has
number OF friends in this city
Interesting Lecture.
n A brilliant social event for the week
ana one OF exceptional interest will be
the next meeting OF the Richmond For
eign Relief Association at the ,Icfrcr-
son auditorium this evening al $40
o'clock.
Colonel Jennings G. Wise, Of the vir
gina Military Institute. Will address the
meeting on the subject OF The Evolu-
ton OF the German Philosophy Of War"
me prominence Of Colonel Wise social
| ~ ana IN military circles Will prove this
occasion to be OF unusual attractivcncss
ana IN addition TO the presence ,of Tho
members OF the association. many or
colonel Wise's former associates In
military affairs OF the State will as
semble 10 hear his scholarly and In
! structive lecture
Entcrtnins nj Luncheon.
Airs Warner Moore. OF West franklin
1 street, while attending the d. a r.
| congress IN Washington, entertained AZ
/ !uncheon on Saturday at the Pow
hatan Hotel in that city The guests
included several OF Mrs Moore.s friends
who were also in Washington fo, mo
congress. Mrs. 4. j.. Fox Mrs. Wilde
Mrs Ben l.. Purcell. Mrs. Capers and
Mrs Bushmai The table was deco
rated in spring flowers and bououcts OF
hichnohd roses marked tho places OF
the guests present.
For Miss Buchanan.
w C. Maher. OF Norfolk, was host n.
dinner party given at tho Country
CLUB near that place, on Saturday even
Ing previous to the dance. The affair
was given In the dining room Of mo
club, and the table was arranged win
rosea Mr.. Makers guests included Miss
Harriet buchanan. Of Richmond: Miss
Mary wilson. and Lieutenant n. \,
Manney. L. S. II. c.
Dramatic Club Play,
Pauline Pavlovna," a love story ~
| Russian royalty will be presented this
{ evening in the auditorium Of The
Eagles Home, Third and Marshall
streets The play will be given BY the
Hebrew Association. and under the d.
rcct!cn OF Miss Mamie Lcahy.
The presentation OF the play at this
time will derive additional interest
from the International complications
that have brought Russian and Rus
sian royalty prominently TO the front.
us scene is laid in Petrograd. and
the action takes place in the ballroom
\ OF the famous Winter Palace
Miss Bertha Herman will inner
while the leading male role Will be
taken by Henry Erich.
Following the presentation Of Paul
Inc l'avlovna." there will be presented
/ ton of DR.. Maurice Koblenzer, A one
act farce entitled Love in Light
house" The cast OF characters fol-
4 lows:
Mrs Maria capel- Robinson. widow
Of the late Captain Artemus Rob
inson. and mistress OF ouahog
Light. ......... Miss Deborah Marks
Edith Capel. daughter of Old Vir-
ginia ......... Miss Esther Marcuse
Polly Potts, the bound girl.
Miss Rebecca Forman
Philip ROSS. the indispensable lover,
Samuel Fl. Sharove
Sam Robinson. a keeper Of Quahog
Light ........... Frederick SpigeI
Jen Robinson, keeper OF Quahos
Light. Alfred T. Siegel
special chorus to assist in the
farce has been trained by DR.. Kob-
lenzer, which includes Misses Essie
Ehrstein. Fannie Herman, Jennie
Fisher. Dora London. Helen Herman,
Rose Herman. Messrs. Jess Michaels. NJ.
=. WasserInan, II. f. Spigel, Harry
Caplin, Irving Siegel
To follow the performances nm inter-
esting dance program has been ar
ranged. so that most enjoyable even
Ing is assured. commencing at $50
O'Clock.
Club Entertained.
The regular bimonthly social OF the
/ Youths" Tro,ic Club was held Sunday
evening at o'clock at the residence
of Miss Sophie Bloom. 702 West Broad
Street Messrs. Michaels and Wasser-