Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
SOCIET 'Y

Miss Helen caper,on. tho debu-
tnate daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. CHI
, aoru R. Capcrton, IL leaving town
Thursday for tho University OF vir-
GINA, where she will attend the fall
n nigGss on %,ss Friday and Saturday
~ Charlottesville with Mrs. Seward
and her daughter. Miss Sarah Sc
ward. who Will also DC present at
the university dances.
They Will not return to Richmond
until Monday. spending tho week
end In Charlottesville as the guests
OF friends.
Tea for Debutnntcr.
Mrs. Robert g. Thornton. OF 1913
Monument Avenue. is giving tea
on Tuesday afternoon. November ?.
Ia honor OF Miss Julia Moncure and
MISS Emma Adams. two debutantcs
or the winter. Mrs. Thornton's
guests for next Tuesday will Include
nhly the girls who arc making their
debut In IHchmond this season.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by
William Connors Erwin for the mar
riaEo OF his daughter. Adclinc c.
icste. to Eugene Surry DcsPortes.
son OF Mrs. L. +. Desportes. the Ger
etnony to take place on the evening
VI Noycmoer lG at O'Clock in the
second Presbyterian Church. I'm
inediateiy following the ceremony at
mo church. email reception will
De held At the Wuman's Club 10
which only the bridal party. tho two
Uccn invited
Tho first musical of tho season Mt
me Woman's Club was held ycs,cr-
hay afternoon in the club auditorium.
linist, assisted By Sylvan Levin. MA
nist. as the artists for the occasion.
\ capacity audience flled the club for
me event and this first musical is
IL n
musical season. Mr.. Gittelson has
won wide recognition for himself an a
violinist. both here and In Europe,
hnu ms program yesterday was most
automatically received. lilo has al
ways had the reputation for empha-
sis on the artistic and tcmperamcntal
in his music.
Mr.. Levin. who assisted tho famous
violInist here yesterday. although
only seventeen years OF age, 10 a pia-
mist OF rare ability. lie .s a pupil
81 PEABODY. Miss Louise williams
"ds chairman Of the afternoon and
tho following program was given:
Claude Debussy-Sonata in G. minor;
Allegro V!vo: Internedc: Finale.
Dir. Cittelson and SIR. Levin.
pietro Nardini-Concerto in T. minor;
Allegro moderate; Andante Can
Iaolie; Ailcgretio giocoso.
Mr.. Gittelson.
Eugene D'Albert-screnata.
II.
Sergel Observation-Disclosures in C
minor.
Mr.. Levin.
Efram Timbalist-Licd und TAM
Observation-Disclosures in a major.
Mr.. Glttclson.
Wedding of Interest.
a most interesting wedding was
celebrated last night at $50 O'clock
IN the ballroom or tho Jefferson Cluh.
when Miss Isabel Daisy rrae. daugh-
Mn, OF Mrs ID. w. +. rraE; of 200
y: Adrian L. Benheiin. son OF Mrs.
kate Bendheim and the late Samuel
Bendhe!m. The ceremony was per
out-of-town guests and friends and
relatives OF tho bride and groom re-
siding In Richmond. Smi!aX, palms.
ferns and white chrysanthemums
were used in decorating the ballroom
OF the club and music was rendered
by an orchestra during the entire GER
einony, which was performed by Or.
r. ). Ca!isch. RABBI OF Temple Beth
The bride. who was given In mar
riase by her uncle. Morton u. Rosen-
baum, or this city. wore q gown OF
IVORY satin. With bodice OF rose
draped effect and her train was OF
iul!c. ornamentcd with satin bow
knots and orange blossoms at the
end. She wore veil of roscpoint
at her wedding. and the material and
lace OF her wedding gown was also
taken from that worn b. her mother.
Miss Leah Binswangcr, schooj
cchun OF the bride. acted as maid OF
honor, and wore n gown OF green
faillc silk. trimmed In pale lavender
The bridesmaids were: Misses Elsa
Wallerstcln. ella Gusgcnheimc.
Maxine Bendheim. and Mcsda m C S
Morton G. Thilhimer and y. Woolner
Calisch.
Little Ida Helen Kaufman. the
young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar II. kaufmann, was flower girl.
and wore j lovely dress of lavender
Georgette. hand painted. and carried
n silk hat OF rosebuds Charles
Schwarzschild, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Schwarzschild. acted as ring
bearer. carrying the ring in silver
'asket.
Samuel Btndheim. Jr.. brother OF
the groom. acted as his hest man, and
the groomsmen were Irving May
Morton G. Thalhimer. David Wolf