The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-15
SEVERAL JOYFUL EVENTS.
MARRIAGE OF REV. Mr.. LITTLE
AND MISS SCOTT.

Mr.. Dorsett and Miss Crump-Miss Haw-
kinss Tea-The Germans' Dress Ball
Organization Of the Richmond Club
Election OF Omccrs.
The peal OF the organ, the soft light OF the
chandelier, the easy tread Of the ushers,
bride Ia white. groom in the digniiied
cloth OF clergyman, a maid OF honor,
best man, two ministers, and large con-
gregation of people made picture yester-
day at the Second Presbyterian church OF
one Of the prettiest marriages that has ever
occurred. 1t was the nuptials OF Miss MAI
ME Gordon Scott and Rev. Archibald Alex
ander Little. and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. l.. n. Turnbul.
Long before the bridal party entered the
church that edfce was crowded. IL was
beautiful gathering, representing the
beauty and wealth Of the city. At . O'Clock
the organ. PLAYED by Mr.. w. Kirk Mat
thews, rolled out in melodious notes Men
delssohn's masterpiece, and the parry en-.
tered. The ushers came in hrst, followed
by the bride on the arm OF her maid oil
groom and his best man, and the ceremony
proceeded with. DR.. Hoge OBLIGATED in his
sincere. earnest manner, and the party,
ranged around the altar, made very pretty
picture.
SEPARATED BY MARRIAGE.
After the marriage a reception was ten
dered the bride by her mother at her home
on south Third street.
A pretty simile was carried out by the
Misses scott at the marriage. Miss Fortune
scott is a twin sister Of the bride, ana en-
tered the church with her. After the mai
rage Miss Fortune went out alone, Illus
trating that only marriage could separate
the two sisters.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Oh
white faille trimmed with old lace. Miss
fortune Scott was attired in the wedding
dress worn BY her mother at her marriage,
and is beautiful gown OF silk.
BEST MAN AND UsHERs.
Senator William A. Little, Jr., Of Freder-
icksburg, was best man, and the ushers
were Col. MuscOe Spotswood, Messrs. James
Z. Scott. brother Of the bride; j. voolfolk,
Bruce Frayser, William Chalmers, Joseph
Vaughan, Julian Price Berkeley Randolph,
Hampden H0ge, and Daniel Brodnax.
The bride as she entered the church wore
soft. misty marriage veil. 1t was caught
nm with orange blossoms and fell upon her
Gown in graceful folds. She is the
daughter of Mr.. James L. Scott, Of this city,
and is one of Richmond's prettiest and most
popular young ladies.
The groom is pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Gordonsville, and is one OF the
most promising divines Of that denomina-
ton in Virginia.
The couple, after the reception, left on the
evening train via the Chesapeake and ONO
for their future home.
THE RECEPTION.
The reception after the nuptials was
prettily arranged affair. The newly mar
ried couple received the congratulations OF
many. after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were: Miss
Annie Armistead. Miss Childrey, Misses
Deane. Miss Lizzie Lyons, Mrs. Kirk Par
IRISH. Mrs. W. III. Parrish, Misses Crinan,
Miss Mary Preston Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Turnbull. MIR. and Mrs. Louis Rawlings
and Master Malcolm Jellis Rawlings.
Monday night the bridal party was enter
tanned by Mr.. Louis Rawlings, brother-ln-
law of the bride, at his residence, No. 30
east Franklin street. A charming COLLATION.
was served, and an enjoyable time spent.
MIR. and Mrs. Little are well-knOwn and
popular in this city, and have the best
wishes of many in this their new sphere OF
life.
DORsETT-CRUMP.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Stella G. Crump and Mr.. Charles Hawkins
Dorset were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony at Leigh-Street Baptist church.
Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Frost performed the cere-
monv. and the bride and groom presented
very handsome appearance. Professor Her
bert l.. Reese. Jr., played the organ, and the
couple after the ceremony left for VISIT 10
Northern cities. The ushers were: Mr.. I.
G. Crump, best man, and Messrs Eddie
Hulce, William Snyder. W. A. Florence,
Thomas y. Tignor, and w. Percy Talia-
ferrO.
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Miss IneZ Hawkins, of west Cary street,
celebrated her sixteenth birthday Monday
night by a delightful tea in honor OF her
friend, Miss Julia Samuels, OF Bowling
Green, who is visiting her. The occasion
was very enjoyable one, and Miss Haw-
kins acted in a charming manner as hostess.
She was the recipient of many beautiful
presents.
Among the guests were Mrs. Briggs,
Misses Agnes Burgess, Agnez Brazil, Laura
Furneyhough, Nirgie Cartwright and Alma
Lipscomb; Messrs, John Brazil, John b.
Wilson. Ruby Lipscomb, Willie Todd and
Earnest l1dN Mis-.
GERMAN DRESS BALL.
The Germans of this city propose tO-mor-
row night to give fitting finale to their
successful celebration OF German-Day in
the shape of a dress ball. 1t is TO take
place at Sanger Hall, and will be in keep
ing in every way with the usual excellent
manner Of their entertainments. The COM
mittee of arrangements is Messrs. G.. a.
Sauer, ii. +. Grimmel, Joseph Wallerstein.
c. Hassel, Charles Sauer, and Daniel VEIN
brunn.
RICHMOND GERMAN CLUB.
The Richmond German Club held meet
in4 at the Richmond club-rooms last night
for the purpose OF reorganization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Colonel Archer Anderson; Nice-President,
A. Sale Watkins; Secretary and Treasurer.
W. II. Grant. Jr. Executive Committee
Meredith +. Montague, Levin Joynes, 10
Lane Stern, J. Triplett HaXall. and j. Ii.
Lyons.
The first german Of the Club will be ten
dered in the early part Of November. 1t is
one OF Richmond's most popular clubs, and
its personnel is made up of Richmond's best
known society men.