The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-26
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ner parties will take place at the club !
this evening and society will be much
in evidence at the informal hop fol-
lowing dinner.
DIR. Calissh Hon0rcd.
A most brilliant affair of Wednes-
day evening was the garden party
given Dr. +. n. Calscb In honor of
his fiftieth birthda Nv the members
of his congregation at the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Cohen on the Cary Street Road.
Lanterns strung from the columns
and in the grove of trees were used
as decorations A little after
O'Clock DR.. Calisch and Mrs Calisch
and family arrived and an ochestra on
the porch played the national hymn.
and amid the applause and cheers of
more than 900 of his people Dr..
4 CaJisch was greeted. Mr.. Cohen. in y
few well-chosen words. gave hearty
welcome to the guest Of honor, who
replied in a happy manner. A birth
D., day cake with Atty candles was ar
ranged on the table. and a feature Of
the evening was the exquisite dancing
on the lawn of thirty young ladies in
Greek costumes, and later fashlight
pictures were taken OF Or. Calisch
surrounded BY the dancers. Refresh
! UlRnAS WfFf Er1NfI Bli AEiF law II. dAltI
which informal dancing followed.
/ Linen Shower.
Miss Frances kimbrough OF 2207
West Grace Street, whose marriage to
/ Dr. Charles H. Bradshaw of Fall
mouth, will take place on Tuesday.
was. The lfoaof guest at n linen. shower
given last evening. by the Philathea
Class of Hanover Avenue Christian
Church. All the decorations wee in
the class colors, blue and white. The
Ia BILE was arranged with "a center of
Brides roses, and a high wedding
cake adorned one end. The gifts
were attached to the center of a large
wedding bell, made of blue and white
present and the affair. was an attrac-
tive one in every detail.
Miss Martenstejn Entertained
Miss Gladys Martenstein whose
marriage to Mr.. Herbert Powell of
Richmond, will take place Monday,
has been the guest of honor at
number OF entertainments this week.
one of the most attractive of which
was tho kitchen shower given yester
day afternoon from to o'clock by
Miss Louise Seay in her home. sol
Stuart Road The house was ar
ranged in yellow and white flowers, /
daisies CCreopsis and quantities of
ferns being used A doll bride. dress !
ed in white satin. with a tulle veil, !
ornamented the center Of the table, I
and yellow flowers and shaded candles !
were also used. The gifts for the |
bride were brought into the room in
a small wagon. gayiy decorated in |
daisies which was drawn by little /
Misses Lucille Nieieh and Frances |
Crutchfield. Among the guests pres /
ent were Misses Hazel Powell, Fftz- |
gerald Anderson, Bessie and Beatrice |
Ashley, Mary Josephine and Martha
Herndeu Grace Hodge. Clifton God [
din Ethel Pr!ddy. Ie:n and Mary 1
Duncanson. Mamie Cunningham, Bes-
sic and Ruby Seay: MeSdames T. c.
Cunningham, A. w. Martenstein.
Frank Danner. c. u Blackburn, F. E. |
don
Miss Walker WEEDS.
OF much interest to society in Vir-
gsnia. %hsre the bride. has n NUM- I
Der of relatives, was the wedding of t
Miss Gladys Faxon, Walker. daugh- !
ter Of the laSe Henry A. Walker, of ,
Virginia, and Mrs. Walker. Of the +.
Avon Apartments, in Baltimore, to /
Mr. John Philip Weyer. Jr.. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Philip Weyer. of
Buffalo, n. Y, which took place at !
Emmanuel Protesta Episcopal |
Church on Thursday at noon. In the |
absence from the city OF the rector.
the Rev. Or Hugh Birckhead. the /
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev. !
GQdfrew Wilson, assistant rector. A /
small wedding breakfast followed at |
the apartment Of the brides mother
for the members of the bridal party |
and a few additional gesass. u 49, 49,.
The. bride, who Was gtven In mar
rt8ge by her uncle, DIR. +. Mason !
Hundley, had no attendants and was
gowned Ia a costume of maid nsSasflf
blue gabardine and chic black hati