The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-01
MISS HAYES IS MARRIED.
NOW THE BRIDE or MIR. EACHES or
LOUISVILLE, NY.
A Brilliant wedding In st. Paul's Episcopal
Church Last Evening Followed by an Eie-
cant KsceptIon-List of the Attendants
Conservation.


Church Last Evening Followed by an Eie-
giant ReceptIon-Iist of the Attendants
Many Prcsents-Lsrge Congregation.
Within the sacred walls Of ST. Pauls last
night beautiful marriage was solcmnized. IL
was the nuptisls of Miss Anne SOmervlNe Hayes
10 Mr. Tuban Ewing caches, and Rev Hart
ley Carmichael pronounced the words that
made them one.
Long before the ceremony perfect stream OF
people entered the church. the chancel OF which
was prottily decorated.
There we're living plants, palms and ferns, and
the many lights at the sides lent an additional
brilliancy to the assemblage.
Along the aisle lay white carpet that made
way for the bridal party, and shortly after
O'Clock they entered 20 the boaut iful melody oil
the "LOhengTin" wedding march. -,
First came tho ushers: Messrs. Robert Blank
enship and George A, Gibson, Jr;' StanshuIg
Wallace, of Fredericksburg, AMI Robert lattoh'
Hoge Gillian. and Waiter Moncure.
Following these were the bridesmaids and
the groomsmcn in the order named below;
Miss Lucy Blair and Miss Elise Mllilams
Henry Baskerville and James Ii. bowman
Miss MARY Norton, Of Baltimore, and Miss
John g. HAYES and T.. j. Thomson.
Miss Susie Hayes and Miss Mary Lewis.
Herbert CLAIBORNE, OF Baltimore, and Arthur
Miss Bruce Williams and Miss Angie Armat.
Cunningham Hall and Il. II Meade
Miss Eta Hayes and Miss Mary DrewTy.
Gordon Hayes. Of Baltimore. and Cameron
johnson,
Following the above were the maid-of-honor
and the bride
and best man, and Mr.. James Hayes, tho brides
father, gave the bride away ,,,.,.,...u
When the party left the church Mcndelssohns
wedding march played by Professor JACOB
Reinhardt, and the order OF ne bridesmalds
and Proomsmen were reversed, the BRIDE ana
groom preceding
The bride is a strikingly handsome young
lady and has those accomplishments and graces
that has endeared her to large circle OF
She rs the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
HAYES. and granddaughter OF the late William
Green. the eminent member OF the Mchihoh"
lar. I'm
She was in beautiful! costume Of white faille
trimmed with point iSfe, ana 'ne ne ven %as
large bouquet of lilies Of the valley. tied and
fringed with hchOtrOpe ribbons.
Tho maid Of-nOnOT was 0ttlTed III gown OF
lavender faille and carried bouquet OF BRIDE
roses and hclOtrOie ribbons.
The bridesmaids were dressed alike in white
moussoline de sOle. lined with lavender. go
They carried bouquets of bride roses tied with
lavender ribbon.
The ushers and groomsmcn wore upon their
dress coat LABELS boutonnleres of hehotroye
and lilies of the valley, a did the best man, Mr.
George Anderson, of Washington.
After the ceremony at the church brilliant
reception took place at the home OF the BRIDE
Seventh and Main streets.
In the several parlors ferns and plants, vari-
cOlored lights and prettlly arranged grottos
made the home beautiful place, ami tharn-
ing collation. was a happy episode IN the evening
of pleasure, congratulations and well Wishes
TOasts were drank to the happy couple, after
which they left on the Richmond and Danyille
train for tour Of the Northern and Western
cities.
The groom is a prominent business man of
Louisville and holds a lucrative position with
the Board of Trade OF that cltv
lie Is OF prepOssessing appearance ana by ms
well bred courtesy and domcanOr made many
friends last night
The presents received we're many, and en-
braced elegance and worth.
Quite a number of them were received from
the bridal couples friends III other cities, as
were number of congratuatory kilograms last
Among those present at the reception were.
Mrs. James Hayes, who received the guests
attircd III handsome costume OF sailn-sirlped
grenadine. with pearl satin and black lace
trimmings.
Mrs Governor Mckinney, old rose faie.
pearl pas,cmenterie, diamonds.
Mrs Judge l.. l.. Lewis, gray brocade satin
and jewel trimmings.
Mrs Randolph fatum. white tulle over pink
Mrs Aiien Talbot. yellow faillo, diamonds.
Mrs. Lucem latum' Nile green and French
MI Mrs. Henry Wcrth. black satin and diamonds
Mrs. Seymore CABOT, black velvet, white bro
cade. silver and Jewel trimmings diamonds.
Miss Lena Bennett, Louisville, white crepe de
chine JacQueminOt roses. diamonds
Miss SlocONitch. BROOKLYN, whltc iulc over
green faie. la France roses.
Miss Mamie Reeves, Baltimore, pink crepe dc
chine
Srs. Charles Talbot black velvet, cream bro
cade front diamonds
Miss Carrie Talbot, Nile green faille, white
lace trimmings.
Mrs Wallace, Fredericksburg black satin, d.
Mrs Hartley Carmichael, gray falle dia-
monds.
Miss Looney, Memphis, yellow mousseine de
sole.
Mrs Edward Price, white brocade point
lace.
Miss Ellen Lee black lace pink trimmings.
Miss Gertrude Camm, lavender tuilo over pink
faille
Miss Annie Lee Camm. heiotrope silk
Mrs Dr. Joseph White, black lace, blue trim
mings, diamonds
Miss Salhe Talbot, yellow crepe, turquoise
passomenterle.
Miss Sophie McHenry. Baltimore, white crepe
dc chine.
Miss Page Booker, Nile green tulle, lilies Of
the valley.
Miss Lucy Coleman. heliotropo tule, violet
Trimmings
Miss Ray Mason, Atlanta. black lace. diamonds.
Mrs. {. q. Coleman, black SATIN diamonds
Mrs o. W. bowman, Fredericksburg black
satin
Miss bowman, Fredericksburg, black lace
la France roses.
Mrs. Sias Shelburne, black lace. Jacquiminot
roses.
Mrs. J. Emory Shaw. black lace, diamonds
pink roses
Misses Mary, Lucy and Yirgie Hayes, white
tulIe and ribbons bride roses.