The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-27

douglas NNlNpu, a NlpiAtt Oh inc hlllc. Ut.
Shrohcr, Of Philadelphia. Paymaster Lowell. of
the United States navy. and Mr.. George VIII
liam Coale, of Baltimore They all wore even
ing dress with white gloves and white rose
buds IN their coats. Then came the maid Of
honor, Miss Mamie Gordon. a sister of the
bride, and AIr. Barton HaXall "a cousin of the
groom. who was best man.
Miss Mamie Gordon wore a rich white bro
cade costume cut decollete and elbow sleeves.
Over the bodice was "a Jacket the dlrectore
style. The trimmings Were of handsome old
lace Around the bottom ~ the skirt lace was
hung in graceful loops and caught 10y bows Of
cloth-of-gold. She carried a large bunch If
American beauties and a White prayer
book, present OF the groom.
Hanging from her waist was "a magnificent
round point lace fan. haud-paiuted. with pearl
sticks lnlaid IN silver, present from her aunt,
Mrs. Gordon Wilson. Then came the bride.
leaning on the arm of the groom. She looked
very handsome. and wore a superb white
satin costume cut dec0lletc en- train. and gar
nishcl with pearls. Along the bottom " the
skirt loops of white silver tullc were c9u.l
boy chains of pearls. Growing tine corsage
waSatas-cl of orange blossoms. Caught iu her
hair 10y a wreath OF orange blossoms and two
diamond crc-ceuts Wa- silk tulle veil. which
fell iu graceful folds over her dress. She also
carried q fan Ike that of the maid, of honor.
and in Ler hand She carried q bunch of lltc-.
She va, given away 10y her brother Mr.
Basil Gordon.
Following the ceremony n supper was
served Small tables were placed throughout
the parl0r- and dinng-room and the l7jg quests
Were served q true Maryland supper.
PRESENTS NUMEROUS.
The presents were magnificent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harrison Dir and Mrs Philip
Haxall and Mr. and Mrs Meredith Montague
sent 20 case filled with silver forks. spoons and
knives Mrs Douglas II. Gordon. silver tea
service: Mr. Basil Gordon, a piano and French
cabinet Douglas Gordon four silver ve.cta-
bic dishes and % large silver soup turocu.
Miss Mamie Gordon. q slvar pitcher. Alr. and
Mrs. DR.. c. Thorn, silver pitcher. Alr.
Beverly b. Munford. one dozen gold tea
spoons. Mr. and MIS- Is. HMall. q very hand
some Dresden Jar. and many others among
which are numbcrlo,, piece Of silver sets of
china, and several dozen pieces II cut glass
Alter the ceremony Mr.. aud MIS-. Haxall
left for Northern tour.
GUESTS PRESENT.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Haxall. Captain Robert Lee. Mr. \. Sale
Watkins. Wilbur Meyers, of Richmond. Mis-,
Archie Taylor. George Arnlstead. Mr.. and
Mrs Bradley f. Johnson. George SAVAGE. b.
Ferguson. Nj and Mrs.. Joseph Rclman. Mr.
Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs Ross Nlulus Richard
White Mr. and Mrs Harrison. tine Als-e, Ilar-
rison. Otto Droege Beirne Lay. Robert McTme.
Skipw.tE Wilmer. Mr. and Ms William Black
ford Miss Backf0rd. Miss Emma Glldersleye
Miss Olivia Gill. General and Mrs John Gill.
John Peasants. Frank Della Tone. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Peasants, Mrs. Gordon Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox Brown. Hamilton Brown
Miss Mary Brown. Miss May Winans. DIR. and
Mrs. Pembroke Thorn. Hunt Thorn. Herbert
Bruno. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Redwood. Mr. and
Mrs. Powhatan Clark. Mr.. and Mrs W. ). g.
Williams. Mr.. and Ms. James Winchester,
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Miss
Bessie Peasants, Mr. Richard Peasants.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Gordon, Mrs Clar-
ence Mcdowell. Mr. and Mrs. Tighman
Miss Sallie Fisher. Dir. and Mrs Douglas
Thomas. Miss Anna Gilmer, Miss Virginia
McIavlsh. Robert Riddle Brown Miss Maud
Randolph. Harold Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Peasants of Richmond. llr. and Mrs.
Barbour Thompson, Senator Barbour. Miss
Maud Dayage Of Washington, Miss Hattie
Paultmey Miss Josephine Fairfax. Colonel
and Mrs. Charles Marshall Willie Marhury.
ex-Mayor Hodges, Miss Mary Carroll. Cover
nor and Mrs. John Carroll, Of the Caves;
Sadie Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Bruce, Mr.
and Mrs. John VI. Robinson and Others.