The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-28
PLIGHTING THEIR TROTH.
COUPLES MARRIED ON THANKS
GIVING DAY.

Mr.. Frank 7. CIsr . and Miss Annie q.
GIasgow-Mr. WINS Is. Smith and Miss
Psrks PoIndexter-Mr. John T. schsan
and Miss Lillian Arnold.
The soft light Of fairy lamps, the brillian'
'cy Of FURNISHED candelabra, the daintiness
OF silken gowns, and the enhancing beauty
Of ferns and flowers, made Mr.. +. Il. Glas-
COWS parlors, at Foushee and Main
streets, yesterday afternoon, beautiful
scene. The occasion was the nuptials OF
Miss Annie g. Glasgow and Mr.. Frank I.
Clarke, and at O'Clock DR.. Moses ID. Hoge
spoke the impressive words that made them
husband and wife.
On entering the house one was confronted
in the spacious hallway by bower-like ar
rangement Of living plants and ferns. In
The front parlOr the mantel was prettily
decorated, while on tables and stands now
ers stood in proiusion, adding their perfume
to the scene.
In the rear parlor the mantel and tables
were decked with chry santhemums, and in
the centre Of the room the wedding supper
was land upon prettily -arranged table. IL
was a superb affair, served in excellent
style, and embraced all the delcacies OF the
season. Birds, biyalves, salads, meats, ices,
wines, We'd with each other to please, and
the result was in every way pleasing one.
THE BRIDE.
Shortly after O'Clock the bride entered
the parlor, leaning upon the arm OF her
father, while hidden orchestra, under the
leadership of Mr.. STEIN, rendered the We'd
ding March. She was met by the groom,
who was attended by his BEST man, Mr..
Joseph Grice, Of the University of Virginia.
Tae couple were surrounded as they were
being married by an endless band OF ribbon
held by Misses Rebe Glasgow, Kate Ander-
son. Judith Deane, and Susie y. Wexford
all attired in white. During the ceremony
the orchestra played annie Laurie, In
honor Of the bride, her name being An
ME-"
The wedding concluded, the supper was
partaken OF. and for and hour or so cOngrat-
ulations and well-wishes were received by
the happy couple.
The bride was attired in a very handsome
white silk gown, en- train, and the soft mar
riage veil was caught up by pearl 0rna-
ments. She is the handsome and highly ac-
complished daughter Of Mr.. +. L. Glasgow,
and has very large circle OF friends among
The groom is "A wellknOwn AID popular
Young man of Norfolk, Va. lie is MEN,
Der of the firm Of Cook. Clarke, & Co., man
ufacturers of machinery. The newly
plighted left last night to spend their honey
moon in Asheyille, y. {.
AT THE RECEPTION.
Among those who attended the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Rev.
and Mrs. Hartley Carmichael, DIR. Isaiah
White and wife, DR.. Shields, Colonel Hob
son and wife, Colonel Archer Ander-
son and wife, Judge J.. J.. Lewis and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Taylor, Misses
| TAYLOR, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Of Charleston,
;. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson Of Charlottes-
Vile. DR.. George Ben. Johnston and Miss
Coralia Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs L. Seldom
Bruce. Mr.. l.. r. Archer. Mr.. w. +.
Dance of Danyille, Mr.. Munce OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. Arch
err. DR.. Jacob Micheaux and wife,
Mr.. j. b. Ilarvie and wife, Miss Helen
Rutherford, Miss Kate BraXton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Writ Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. IL.
Halves, Miss Bette Glasgow, of Lexington (;
Mr.. and Mrs II. A.. White, Of Lexington /;
Mr.. Weatherspoon, Of Petersburg; Mr..
and Mrs. John Robertson, of Balti-
more; Miss Matttie Taylor. Misses
I. AdiIlt anu INihf VI
ter: Judge and Mrs. Wexford,
Mrs. c. &. Coleman and Misses Lucie and
Carrie Coleman; Cadet +. 4. Glasgow, Viz
ginia Military Institute; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| liam T. Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Puliam; Mrs. George W. Grice, OF Ports
mouth: Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly r. seldom,
Miss Hester Gillian, Miss Ellen llObson,
Miss Kate Braxton, Miss Sallie Anderson,
Miss Mary Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. \. H.
Christian, Jr.
THE PRESENTS.
The presents made beautiful collection
Of gold and silyerware, cut-glass, etc. They
embraced truck full Of household linen
presented by the brides mother; unique
blanket made 10y Indians in the West some
years ago: tea set OF Worcester ware;
gold and silver tableware; aud a large col
lection Of beautiful bric-a-brac. There are
forty other presents IN Norfolk which were
raeafvaI L tho Froom