Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-01
WE'D AFTER EASTER.
BRILLIANT AND FASHIONABLE MAR
RAGE ATsT PAUL'S LAST NIGHT.
Miss somerviiie Hayes Becomes Mrs
Esches-Beautifui ccstumes-Re-
oep.ion st the Brides Fathers.

Tha after.Faster social season was inau-
rurated in fashionable Richmond circles
by brilliant wedding at st. Paui's church
last night.
The bride was Miss Annie Somerville
Hayes. of this city, and the groom MIR.
Urban Ewing caches. Of Louisville. Ky.
Regardless OF the inclement weather the
friends of the couple turned out IN large
numbers, and they were rewarded by wit
Messing scene beautiful in dressing and
striking In tableau effect.
THE ATTESDASTs.
The bridal party entered the church IN
the following order: FIRST, the usners-
Nessrs. Robert BlankenshIp and George A.
Gibson nj Richmond: Stansbury Wallace,
Of Fredericksburg. and Robert Patton, OF
Ashland: Hoge Gillian and W. *. ID. Mon
cure, Of Richmond.
Then came two bridesmaids and two
groomsmen IN alternate couples: MISS
Lucy Blair and Miss Virginia Williams OF
Richmond; Messrs. Henry Baskerville, OF
Richmond. and James II. bowman, New
York Miss MARY Morton, Baltimore. and
Miss Vlreie CABOT. Richmond: Mr. John y.
HAYES and Mr.. +. b. Thomson, Richmond;
Miss Susie Hayes, Baltimore, and MISS
Mary Lewis. Richmond: MIR. Her
bert Claiborne and Mr. Arthur Peasants,
Richmond; Miss Bruce Williams aud MISS
Angie Armat. Richmond Mr.: Cunning
ham Hall and Mr.. II. ii. Meade. Richmond
Miss Eta Hayes and Miss MARY DreWty'
Richmond; Mr.. Gordon Hayes, Balti-
more. and Mr.. Cameron Johnson, Rich-.
mond; Miss Columbia Hayes, maid OF
honor. and the bride.
ENTERED FROM THE vEsTIY-RooM-
nv ha oh
yestry-room accompanied by his best man,
Mr.. George Anderson, Of Washington, ana
these met the bride and maid OF honor ct
the cbaucel. in which were arranged pro-
fusion of growing plants and flowers.
The marriage ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. Hartley Carmichael and the
recession was as follows:
Bride and groom.
Maid Of honor and best man.
Miss Eta Hayes and Mr.. Cameron john
son.
Miss Drewry and Mr.. Gordon Hayes.
Miss Bruce Williams and Mr.. X. ii.
| Meade.
Miss Angie Armat and Mr. Cunningham
Hall.
Miss Susie Hayes and Mr.. Arthur Pleas
ants.
Miss Mary Lewis and Mr.. Herbert Clai-
Miss Mary Morton and Mr.. E. B. Thorn
| asOn.
Miss VIreie CABOT and Mr. John q. Hayes.
Miss Lucy Blair and Mr.. James III. Down.
Miss Elise Williams and Mr.. Henry Bask-
| erville.
Ushers il pairs.
Mr.. Reinhardt presided at the organ.
TIE COSTUMES.
The brides dress was Of white faille and
| point lace: ornaments diamonds, and bou-
| Duet of lilies of the valley and bridal roses.
The maid of honor wore an exquisite
gown of lavender faille and carried bou-
quet of bridal roses frInged with hello
trope. The bouquets of tho bridesmaids,
| whose costumes were white mousellne dc
sole with lavender trimmings, were the
same as that Of the maid OF honor.
THE RECEPTION.
After the wedding an elegant reception
was given at the home of the brides faith
| or. No. 63l east Main street. The house
| had been deliberately and artistically de-
| corated with growing plants and cut flow
ers, the prevailing floral colors being white
| and lavender.
Tho bride is the daughter Of Mr.. James
| Hayes aud the granddaughter of the late
| William Green, one of the ablest lawyers
Of the Virginia bal. She combines with
| her lovely character q brilliant mind and
| lovely face.
The groom is one Of the rising business
men of Louisville, KY.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the reception guests were Judge
and Mrs L. l.. Lewis, Miss Booker, Mrs Armat.
Mrs. C. O.. Coleman, Miss Coleman, Miss Ellen
Lee, Miss Annie WOrsham, Mr.. and Mrs Worshnm
Parish, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Price, Mrs. Charles
Wallace, of Fredericksburg; Mrs. Conway Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs James " erth, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rennakes, DR.. and
Mrs. j. 4. White, Mr.. and Mrs. William lsaacs,
Rev. and Mrs. Hartley Carmichael, Mrs A -
Camm and Misses Camm, MI. ana Mrs. L. H.
Mayo. Miss Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Decater AXtel
Colonel and Mrs. Buford, Mr.. ard Mrs. Robet
Morton, Miss Newton, Miss Mclienry, Of balt-
moro; Mr.. and Mrs. Silas shelbourne, Mr. ana
Mrs. Randolph Tatum, Mr.. and Mrs. :. CABOT,
Miss SlOcOrch, Mr.. and Mrs. LOWS Booker,
the Misses Lyons, Mr.. II. L. Q. Baskerville, Colo
mel and Mrs. r. X. Mason, Mr. Meade Hasklns,
MIR. Curry, Rev. and Mrs. TrOiman, Mr.. and Mira
George Woodbridge, Mr.. Edward Nillet, Mr. Allan
Talbot, the Misses Young, Mr.. Charles W. VIII
lams, Mr. Henry Stamper, Mr.. 5. :. fatteeon,
Mr.. Arthur Wiley, Mr.. Charles Barrett, DIR. VIII
liam Lockwood, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
james Hayes, Mrs. William Green, Mrs. Down
man, Rev. Yates bowman, Miss bowman,
Mrs. Mamie ID. Werth, MIR. and Mrs. WyndhhIn
Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Tatum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Talbot Miss Carrie Talbot, Miss
Bennett, of Louisville; Miss Reeves, OF Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbot and Gov
ernor and Mrs. Mckinney.
Mr. and Mrs Caches left the city on the Rich
mond and Danyillo 3:15 train this morning ana
at Danyilie will change cars for the North. Ihey
will mako quite an extended tour.