Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

landerS. he Is graduate OF the
University of Virginia. Tho wedding
VIII be celebrated some tiIno In the
| spring.
Dance for Debutantcn.
Mrs. Edgar Rivers I.ancr,y. OF 23o6
Monument Avenue. will shortly Issue
In her homo on December 22 in honor
| OF her niece. Miss Nannie Garland
;T thu m m: and Miss Emma adams.
butantes. Invitations will Include
about $50 guests. including tho buds
OF THIS season and the younger dane
PROMINENT Wedding.
| a prominent wedding of wide In
tercst In the State was celebrated
whee Mias sMt, n1 a. J:so O'clock
0: Mrs. y. X. I.eake. became the brstic
or Edmund W. Hubbard. OF DuckinG- :
nam; the ceremony taking place At
G nc nome a OF; The brides mother. 1902
Church; officiating. Tho bride was
G SsGen IN pa ~;n5rIasg by her brother.
re! lseako wac the Groom's uest man.
! me ribbona were held by four little
Gh,inren-,Elizabcth and IIcnninghaIn
| drew X. Lcako.
Mrs. HUBBARD, who IL widely related
Leak eauS Sir u OF ahs late Judge y. IL
grandson OF John ". Epps. OF III.
IN States. Senate. Hc served in
SENATE on use or Delegates, the, state
Eontion and has for many years benn
i ,n1,,,hhm e, Attorney for Buci.-
h effonrm 70 So. ,rn Both no and his bride
!iics ana their wedding IL an even,
or much interest
Tor Minis digger.
,, inMyitatIons Will shortly be issued
py mrs. Claude NJ. Dean for a tea RI
PC given at her home in honor of
s mfns Hnn ,,., Muse bigger. one OF tho
crime Miller. of 90l Veg, Franklin
street. member Of the school p:ri
s ,., The AFFAIR will take place on
,,i na,sday' December :. and the in
butantes OF the winter.
Annual HnEaar and Luncheon.
-, nho,hes smart bazaar and luncheon
held under the auspices OF the Peter
Mn Guild OF st James Church. which
VII take place in the parish house
% sn o.c iinurch on Wednesday. from /
INC nnnlr In charge and the parish
mouse VIII be attrdctivc,y decorated
TOT tor inc occasion. Small tables will
pr1ininen, young matrons and girls
MI! serve those attending the event
brilliant Wedding In Wilmington.
Drli!iant wedding. Of much in
was that OF Miss Elsa Bluethcnthai.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. L. Blue
thsnthal of Wilmington. y. G.. and
Leon l.. .s,rausc. of Richmond. which
Took place Wednesday cveninl. al
0;"o o'clock At the Temple Of Israel
IN I'm Wilmington. Habb! Mcndeisohn,
The interior Of the temple was ex-
qu!sitely decorated with a mars Of
i,.i ana ferns; n background of
rmiiax. and many lighted candles. At
intervals wore placed imncnse clus-
ers OF, white chrysanthemums.
ma uhe b bride co hsh as her nEsi brides
thenthal. OF Pine Bluff, Ark, who was
handsomely gowned in a soft pastel
shade shade OF apricot Georgettc crepe
Iha In silver. and carried Or
iho other bridesmaid was Misc
porah isyman. OF Atlanta, Ga. who
wore charming dress OF Ceorgcttc
sreRe In deeper pastel shade Of
chrysanthemums,
The maid OF honor: Miss Virginia
French gown OF orchid Goor RI. e c
and silver, and carried an armfuI OF
pink snap dragons.
The little flower girl, Miss Louise
Danncnbaum. daughter OF Mr and
Nrs Gus Danncnbaum cousin! OF the
bride. wore a rufflcd frock of april
COT Ge9rgette crepe; which blended
Utmost most INTO soft pink, and carried
The bride wore a beautiful gown
OF white duchess satin with French
sleeves. and handsome MOTIF OF
pearls. the court train falling from
the shoulders. Tho veil was arranged
coronet style with n. wreath of or
anse blossoms and 4 wide band OF
Spanish lace encirclin2 tho face. Her
bouquet was Brides roses and lilies
OF the valley and she entered with
her father, l.. Bluethenthal. by whom
She was given in marriage The
bridegroom entered with his brother
Maurice Ssrause. or Richmond, who
was best man.
The sroomsrnen were: Gordon
S S, and Leon +. Strausc. Jr.. OF
York; Herbert Eluethcnthai and SieG-
fried Goodman. Of Wilmington.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
members o; the bridal party. the out
tives OF the TWO families. were enter
tanned At brilliant banquet at Hair
Inony Circle Club rooms. in Front
street. beginning at o'clock.
The eight long tables were beautifully
decorated with baskets OF Killarney
roses at intervals. with rays from
diminuttro electric bulbs breaking
guest was. presented with an attrac-
tive song booklet at the beginning Of
the dinner. and frequently during the
banquet. TO appropriate music, the
bride and groom and their parcnts
were toasted in song.
Judge Charles y. Feidelson acted as
POSTMASTER. and the following re-
sponded with :onsts. Marcus Strause.
brother OF the groom; Marcus Jacob
or Wilmington; Leon Nelson, of Rich,
mond; Alfred Rhcinstein, of New
York City: Leslie We'll, OF Gold boro.
and Rabbi s. Mendelson, OF Whining
ton.
a brilliant dance followed the din
ner. with music by the Landan-Grain-
ger orchestra. The number of ont
ot-town guests present, together with
the handsomely goWned women, add
cd particular charm to tho occa-
sion which was ono Of the most elabo-
rate of its kind ever witnessed in
The brides mother. Mrs. Bluethcn-
thai wore nm evening gown OF black
panne velvet, and her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Bluethanthal. wore n dress
or white tulle over white satin with
corsnge bouquet OF orchids.
mrs. Leon J.. Strause, mother OF the
groom, was gowned in Kings blue
pa anne velvet.
Mrs. RheinsteIn. aunt OF the bride,
wore gown OF jet over black satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauso left for an
extended automobile trip. and will be
at home I'm Richmond after December
10, at 219 North Boulevard. The bride
Is n lovely girl and Mr.. Strause "a
one OF tho leading business men of