The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-10
yUPTIALs CELEBRdTED.
A Brilliant Marriage In West Grace street
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Among the many pretty marriages that nave
taken place this season in this city few, II any,
equaled in brilliancy the one solemnized last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Maurice T..
Smith. 4l6 west Grace street. The happy
parties were Miss Lizzie Bevill the attractive
sister of Mrs Smith, and Mr.. Robert Il. Lowe,
a young and prosperous cotton Droker OF
Montgomery, Alabama.
Promptly at $50 o'clock little Annie Lowe
and Marian Smith. nieces of the bride and
groom. entered bearing each an exquisite bou-
1uet ola France rOse-, and took positions on
either side of the lovers knot. beneath which
the couple following stood TO take their mnr-
rage vows. Bishop Van de Nyver, Of
the Roman Catholic Church, OBLIGATED
in accordance with the religious
faith of the groom, while the
bride is a Presbyterian. She wore a cream
brocade faille dress. trimmed with duchess
lace. iessamine flowers and ostrich tips. and
looked radiantly beautiful in her lovely attire.
She was given away by Mr. Walter b. Beyill,
brother of the bride, who is the general pas
senger agent of the Norfolk and Western rail
road. The little misses were tastefully at
tired in white crepe de chine greenaway
gowns. Mrs. Smith was becomingly and
charmingly arrayed in white crepe de chine
en- train Her diamond ornaments were bril-
liant and lovely.
Growing plants and ferns. lilies of the val
lev. hyacinths. roses and lilies were artist
cally grouped and arranged with charming
effect in the parlors, dining-room and hall
The mantels were floral banquet. The
place. redolent with the fragrance OF the roses
and violets and the luxuriant foliage OF the
palms and ferns. presented a scene that would
have melted the hearts of the fairies 10 re-
bellion, so enchanting was the vision all
around.
Among the many present were Mr..
w. j. Taylor, best man; Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
+. Lowe. of Montgomery, Alabama, Mr.
and Mrs, B. r. Wyly, Atlant "a
Roanoke, Virginia. Among the Richmonders
we're. Rev. Dr. Kerr, Revs. Calvin, Stewart
and Little. Mr.. and Mrs. I. William Pember-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Junius Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George L.Street, DR. and Mrs. Hunter. Mcclure,
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Shields, DR.. and Mrs;
Joseph A. White. Mr. ahd Mrs. Archibald
Cary. Miss Fllyson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Todd.
Miss Stewart. Mr.. W. j. Whitehurst. Mr. and
Mrs. d. Lumsden. Miss Blankenship. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Allen, Miss Quarles. Miss Lyon,
Mr.. f. II. Cannon. the Misses Campbell,
Mrs Charles S. Hurt. Miss Cayee, Miss
A. Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs. X. W.
Courtney. Mr.. Marshall Gillian, Mr.
II. W. Lyon Miss Ellie Ellyson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Yarbrough. Mr.. and Mrs; Dallam
Barksdale. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Neal. DIR. Ed.
McGnre Mr. John Chamblin Mr.. 5.
Woods Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cullingworth. Mr..
Dickinson, and many Others.
The presents were numerous and handsome.
A reception was held after the ceremony,
when the bride received the congratulations of
all present. After supper the bride appeared
in her travelling costume. and bidding good
bye To all, left on the midnight train for her
Southern home in Alabama followed by the
warmest wishes from all her numerous friends
expressing the hope that her future might be
as happy as her bridal eve.